Shaka. Buried in the depths of the data services page of the NLC website is a
section devoted to mapping. There are two new maps that were added to this section this week. Both are maps of Nebraska public libraries. The first is organized by service population, the second by library system. Similar maps have been on the website before, but these differ in that the information bubbles contain revised library photos, links to the library’s social media accounts (if those exist), and links to the library website. Please check your library marker and information bubble to make sure everything is up to date. There is a new section on the library
supplemental survey called “Internet Services” where you can update any web links. Incidentally, it should be noted that whenever any of this information changes, you can update it from the supplemental survey at any time (it doesn’t necessarily have to be survey time). If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions about the maps, please
let me know.
Shaka. Buried in the depths of the data services page of the NLC website is a section devoted to mapping. There are two new maps that were added to this section this week. Both are maps of Nebraska public libraries. The first is organized by service population, the second by library system. Similar maps have been on the website before, but these differ in that the information bubbles contain revised library photos, links to the library’s social media accounts (if those exist), and links to the library website. Please check your library marker and information bubble to make sure everything is up to date. There is a new section on the library supplemental survey called “Internet Services” where you can update any web links. Incidentally, it should be noted that whenever any of this information changes, you can update it from the supplemental survey at any time (it doesn’t necessarily have to be survey time). If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions about the maps, please let me know. 
