Md. Code, Education § 11-802
This is the official text of Md. Code, Education § 11-802, part of Maryland’s Code, Education — governs public schools and universities in Maryland.
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§11–802.
Official statutory text
On receipt of recommendations from the Maryland Digital Library Advisory Council the Commission may encourage each academic library at a public or private nonprofit institution of postsecondary education to:
(1) Increase shared access to information of critical value in Internet-accessible electronic form and in library collections of books, journals, sound recordings, and other traditional forms of material;
(2) Optimize effective use of funding in the acquisition and creation of digital resources;
(3) Digitize unique collections in the academic library to create Internet and other on-line resources beneficial to elementary, secondary, and higher education;
(4) Train librarians and staff to improve services in the information technology environment; and
(5) Develop programs that support training library users to access Internet and electronic materials.
(1) Increase shared access to information of critical value in Internet-accessible electronic form and in library collections of books, journals, sound recordings, and other traditional forms of material;
(2) Optimize effective use of funding in the acquisition and creation of digital resources;
(3) Digitize unique collections in the academic library to create Internet and other on-line resources beneficial to elementary, secondary, and higher education;
(4) Train librarians and staff to improve services in the information technology environment; and
(5) Develop programs that support training library users to access Internet and electronic materials.
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