How do you maintain your public computers?
Librarians want to know.
Librarians want to know.
If you read the title to this post, and said to yourself, "I don't have anything to share... we're not doing anything that the MaintainIT Project would care about," I have a challenge for you:
Use this form to get in touch with us, and we'll find a reason for you to change your mind, and say,
"Wow, I never thought our library was doing something worth sharing, and after talking to Kami, I've realized that maybe we DO have something to shout about!"
OR
"Kami shared with me what she's hearing, and I learned something we can use in our library."
This is always the case. We talk to so many libraries, that there's always a good chance we may have the answer to an issue, or we'll hunt down the answer to your problem, or, what happens most often: we learn, and then public libraries across the country learn, from your experiences.
So take the Sarah Challenge: complete this short form and we'll get in touch with you. And remember, what may be, "ohhh, that's nothing," to you, may be an "AHA!" to someone else!
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Take two minutes to tell us what you'd like to know more about so we can improve the resources we create. Thanks!
Tell us about your daily routine maintaining public computers, or a moment when you were particularly proud. Don't forget that what might be "that's nothing" to you may be an "aha!" to someone else!
Visit TechSoup to find donated and discounted software and technology products for your library.
Participate in a MaintainIT forum, where difficulties are aired and solutions are shared. Post your thoughts and be sure to share how you've used the MaintainIT Cookbook in your library.
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