The State Library’s Network & Resource Sharing unit (NRS) provides websites free-of-charge for libraries, museums, and related organizations. NRS can help you create your site, host it for free, and deliver hands-on training to help you keep your site up and running. More than 40 Colorado Libraries and other organizations are using this service already.
If you’d like to learn more about the State Library’s website services, contact us using our online form, or e-mail Babi Hammond directly.
Looking for a way to share digital collections like yearbooks, photos, and oral history recordings online? We can help with that too! Contact Amy Hitchner for more information.
House Bill 21-1110 makes it a state civil rights violation for a government agency to exclude people with disabilities from receiving services or benefits because of lack of accessibility.
Is traditional patron feedback not enough to help you make your library’s website amazing and accessible? It’s time to think outside the box and start a U/X Café!
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