Internet Training As more resources are finding their way to the Internet, librarians are seeking ongoing training in the use and development of new technologies. The Library of Michigan has also used federal LSCA funds to develop nine regional Internet training centers in Michigan. Each center, staffed by a trainer, provide from 6 to 24 workstations. Participants also gain a better understanding of the World-Wide Web, in addition to Web browsers such as Lynx and Netscape Navigator. Training center participants are expected to take their acquired skills back to their individual libraries to share with others.
Participants can then customize classes around the needs of their individual libraries.
Inc. It is supported by MLink and by federal funds through the Library of Michigan. If you're interested in discussion of library issues in Michigan, see Discussing the Issues .