| Welcome to
the first edition of the MLA-to-Z, Maine
Library Association’s quarterly newsletter. We are
excited to offer this new publication to the Maine
library community and its advocates as a continuing
education tool and a communication vehicle. This
introductory issue is available online to all ME-LIBS
readers. Starting with the second issue, which will be
published in the summer, MLA-to-Z will be sent
via e-mail or the postal service to Maine Library
Association members only, as a membership benefit.
In each issue of MLA-to-Z
we will tackle an area of particular interest to
libraries and librarianship. There will also be
regular features, such as:
- “The Question”
and “Sound Off,” which ask for reader
responses, making this newsletter an interactive
reading experience
- “Library Lynx”
and “Tech Talk,” information and sound advice
from technology guru Jim Campbell
- Thoughts from John
Clark, librarian by day and library humorist by
night, to keep us smiling.
This introductory issue
of MLA-to-Z appears here on MLA's site.
Starting this summer, look for back issues to be
archived on the website.
To read MLA-to-Z
you will need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 or
higher. If you don’t have this installed on your
computer (it often comes with web browsers), you can
download the latest version for free from this
website:
If you do not want to
receive this newsletter, please e-mail mlatoznewsletter@yahoo.com
with the words “Unsubscribe Newsletter” in
the subject line, and you will be removed from the
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MLA-to-Z
is a publication of the Maine Library Association and
produced by the MLA Communication Committee.
Newsletter questions and comments can be sent to mlatoznewsletter@yahoo.com
or to Rosemary Waltos, Auburn Public Library,
49 Spring Street, Auburn ME 04210.
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