1	Annual State of the Library Address 2006 Community Spaces and a Virtual Destination
2	Libraries in the Digital Age Quality learning spaces Creating metadata Offering virtual library services Teaching information literacy Managing resource licenses Collecting and digitizing archival materials
3	Public Use Dec. 04 - 05 Circulation +9%, 99,590 Entry Count +15% 35,401 Website Hits +67% 17,170 New Borrowers -22 591/754 RC Library Cards 34,242 Pennington County Cards 7,592 In-house Browses -12% 9,532 Materials Added +31% 3,718
4	Quality Learning Spaces for all ages and activities 1^st Floor Space Use Plan Acoustic Remedy Plan New Roof HVAC Upgrades
5	"Library space in prime locations..." Library space in prime locations will still store book collections, but how much more and how will such space be repurposed is less known. It remains unclear how the physical library space will play in context with virtual communities.
6	Library Materials High interest, high use, multiple formats
7	"Precisely what kind of organizing..." Precisely what kind of organizing principles will eventually be employed and what role humans will play in the process are still being discovered-these are key aspects of the science in the field of library and information science.
8	"Within the next decade" Within the next decade, published information of all types will increase in licenses digitization. This circumstance will evolve the collection development process and will shift the librarian’s role more toward managing licenses. What must be determined is how large and how important this role will be.
9	SERVICE DELIVERY Meeting people where they are Open 7 days a week year round 24/7 virtual reference services Computer Access +48% 3,188 hours Wireless computer access Drive-up Service window Homebound Delivery Service
10	"Precisely where library services as..." Precisely where library services as a response to individual questions fit into the emerging knowledge environment is undetermined. And how the traditional and emerging services will sustain libraries and librarians for the future is unknown.
11	INFORMATION LITERACY Finding what you want, when you want it A Challenging Agenda Computer Classes Homework Help (tutor.com) Ask a librarian
12	"It is unclear whether the..." It is unclear whether the continued migration of information to the Web will still result in a less-complicated environment with a reduced need for information literacy or whether placing everything together in one environment will make the need greater.
13	What can we do to meet the demands of the Digital Library? RCPL Strategic Plan: Public Awareness Staff Training Management Competencies Partnerships
14	Public Awareness Meeting the demand for information awareness Quality Learning Spaces Traditional Emerging Niche - responding to market demand
15	RECRUITMENT AND TRAINING OF STAFF Support and training for quality services Support for Continuing Education Departmental competencies Technology training Safety training Library resource training
16	Management Competencies Communication Funding Change Process Conflict Management Meeting Effectiveness Written Documentation Coaching Delegation Employee Performance and Recognition Goal Setting
17	PARTNERSHIPS Delivering Services Together General Beadle satellite site Library Programming Summer Reading Storybook Island After School YMCA Transportation Rapid Ride State Library South Dakota Association Statewide Newspaper digitization Oral history project
18	THE FUTURE On demand delivery, in-demand materials, comfortable community learning spaces