Re: [InetBib] Linden-Museum ... Stuttgart

[Karl Dietz <karl.dz@xxxxxxxxx>]

> <http://www.museumsbund.de/de/aktuelles/jobboerse/stelle/diplom-bibliothekarin-1/>
> |  Das Linden-Museum - Staatliches Museum für Völkerkunde - sucht zum 1.
> |  März 2015 eine/n Diplom-Bibliothekarin / Diplom-Bibliothekar in
> |  Teilzeit (50%).
> |  Die Stelle ist befristet für die Dauer von einem Jahr. Die
> |  Eingruppierung erfolgt in Entgeltgruppe 9 TV-L.

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dort auch eine stelle als wiss.vol.
ebenfalls via museumsbund.

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As part of a one-year pilot program, some New York City library
patrons can bring home internet access through one of the 10,000
high-speed hot spots the city's libraries are loaning out. Checking
out Wi-Fi devices with unlimited data plans is part of a nationwide
push to make internet access--a service many now consider essential to
everyday life--available to everyone, regardless of income or
geography.

Thanks in large part to a $1 million donation from Google and a
$500,000grant from the Knight News Challenge, the hot spot program has
spread to New York's three library systems: the New York Public
Library, Brooklyn Public Library, and Queens Library. Each system has
its own requirements for checking out the internet. At the New York
Public Library, families must have someone enrolled in an
Out-of-School-Time program or Adult Literacy class and have no
internet access at home. They can borrow the devices for up to a year.

The Knight News Challenge also awarded the Chicago Public Library
$400,000 this summer for its Internet to Go program. According to the
Knight Foundation website, the Chicago project would allow patrons to
check out Wi-Fi hot spots for three weeks and receive "free digital
skills classes."

#CheckOutTheInternet #InternetToGo NYPL The New York Public
LibraryChicago Public Library

wow

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bib-stelle in pankow
via bub nr. 1/2015

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