ICT learning centres in all libraries Connecting 4,300 public libraries to the information superhighway by 2002 Over 30,000 public access terminals NOF.

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ICT learning centres in all libraries Connecting 4,300 public libraries to the information superhighway by 2002 Over 30,000 public access terminals NOF funding –£100m for hardware –£50 for content creation –£20m to provide ICT training for staff What is it?

Beyond NOF funding Develop the People's Network as a virtual library which:  ensures the transition of the public library into the 21st century - delivering that public "third space" online, accessible from the channel of choice, 24 hours a day  Widens the library-based resources of the People's Network to be relevant to museums and archives  underpins the long-term sustainability of the People’s Network in England

Three year plan? Year 1: consultation, action research, pilot demonstration Year 2: Service development, implementation and scalability Year 3: Management framework and sustainable development Plus: evaluation, techie stuff, policy dev.

Ingredients The portal Policy development via NSPTG and Expert Forums Action research on procurement Longitude II: Impact assessment toolkit development Cornucopia +: CLDs for libraries

The Portal Virtual reference shelf Content for reader development NOF digitise materials Finding tools Online exhibitions Interactive services

Content Virtual Reference Shelf New digital content and services Public information Pilot commercial datasets Useful URLs NOF digi Other pilots / demonstrators Staff support Training materials NSPTG output Facilities PL Cornucopia & Library catalogues , chat, discussion lists, feedback E-gvt Local info User groups and themes (e.g. Children, Reading, Business, Learning support, Local history) UsersViewsAccess Technical wizardry DRAFT DRAFT Impact tools

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