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OHIONET membership services available
through INFOhio OHIONET is a not-for-profit membership organization that provides technology solutions and cooperative programs for all types of libraries to help control costs, increase cooperation and gain access to the exploding amount of digital information. Since its founding in 1977, OHIONET has worked closely with OCLC to offer libraries outstanding support and training for OCLC's cataloging, interlibrary loan and reference services. After more than 30 years of growth, OHIONET now offers a variety of services from which INFOhio-automated schools can benefit. Cataloging services Product
discounts Training services Training sessions, workshops and other programs are held frequently at OHIONET's training center in Columbus and other locations. In addition, several online options are available. Topics include cataloging, copyright, Internet searching and subject guides, network security and current issues in librarianship.
K-12 schools who are not automated with INFOhio may contact Jill Boggs Brust
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| Last Updated on September 25, 2009 |
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