Persistent cataloging backlogs prove the need for central processing, better staff deployment, or other remedies. This page contains a link to a page that lists the Library Aid paid to individual school districts. The cost of processing media is not eligible for Common School Fund reimbursement, but should be classed in object code 310, personal services. Other features of a typical interlibrary loan contract, such as delivery, use of the interlibrary loan software, or acquisition of terminals, are also not eligible. DPI recommends that object code 480 be used for public performance licenses.
Instructional software contains educational content.
Instructional is used to distinguish it from administrative or operational software, such as network management software, an online catalog or circulation system, or word processing software. Yes, if the microcomputer laboratory is a general open lab, accessible to all students throughout the day. No, if it is used primarily for a specific department such as business education, math, or language arts, because then the software would be equivalent to a textbook. In this case it is equivalent to a textbook since it is accessible only to a class, not to all students as it would be if it were in the library media center or in a general open access computer laboratory. Network software connects microcomputers to a file server and allows them to access the programs it stores.