A Parent's Guide prepared by the NYPL Office of Children's Services and Office of Young Adult Services. Kickstart, an initiative of the United States Advisory Council on the National Information Infrastructure, provides a wealth of information on connecting schools, libraries and other community organizations to the Information Infrastructure. Examples of Acceptable Use Policies are listed under Community Resources. The Lake Oswego Public Library maintains a list of Public Library Policies with a summary of the individual policies. The St. Josephs County Public Library, which claims to be the 1st public library in the U.S. to put up a WWW Server, offers an extensive listing of Public Libraries with WWW Services.
Many libraries link to their AUPs from their home page.
You can search for a library by region using their search form. The Houston Independent School District's Armadillo WWW Server features a resource page on Acceptable Use Policies and Related Issues. The Rice University gopher links to More AUPS and related information. Although still accessible, this gopher site is no longer being maintained. Copyright 1996 by L. Champelli - All rights reserved.