10:09:18	 From  Jennifer Way : Does each library have to apply or is SCLS appyign for  all?
10:09:53	 From  Jean Anderson : I'll share my screen with the document that Marty sent out.
10:11:37	 From  LARRY OATHOUT : Would hybrid include updated AV equipment to do virtual and hyvrid programs?
10:15:51	 From  Ryan Claringbole : Does candy fall under “work/life balance needs”?
10:16:01	 From  Steev Baker : Can you repeat those Jean?!
10:16:31	 From  LARRY OATHOUT : And pony rides, Ryan
10:16:33	 From  Bailey Anderson : @Ryan these are the real questions
10:17:16	 From  Vicki Teal Lovely : @Ryan 😍
10:26:07	 From  tracy herold   to   Jean Anderson(Direct Message) : Hi Jean, what about the Dane County Ripple Intern Program?  This ticks quite a few boxes...
10:26:56	 From  Erick Plumb : That's... quite the process 😲
10:27:03	 From  Jean Anderson   to   tracy herold(Direct Message) : I think it's worth a shot!
10:27:47	 From  Ryan Claringbole : I feel like I’m in the matrix
10:28:05	 From  Jean Anderson : Agreed @ryan!
10:31:36	 From  JoAnn Ogreenc : Read it
10:36:27	 From  LARRY OATHOUT : EXtend Beanstack.  We have it through 23 so not sure if it fit the criteria
10:36:31	 From  Bailey Anderson : I love the LibraryAware idea!
10:36:49	 From  JoAnn Ogreenc : What categories do you see these falling under?
10:36:53	 From  Heidi Cox : If we purchase databases or online services, how will they be paid for moving forward?
10:37:12	 From  Heidi Cox : We have LibraryAware and it's about $1000 a year.
10:38:22	 From  Andy Barnett : Banners or maybe the upright flags like https://www.amazon.com/advertising-flags/s?k=advertising+flags
10:39:52	 From  Steev Baker : How does Kanopy being owned by Overdrive change that service? Do we know?
10:40:20	 From  LISA THOMAS : Would conversion of existing plumbing fixtures to touchless qualify? (Wondering if it would be considered construction).
10:41:40	 From  JoAnn Ogreenc : Library bikes
10:41:41	 From  Susan Lee : MPL is looking into hybrid/shared community spaces with other City agencies like IT which would allow patrons to participate in City meetings, pay taxes, etc.  Sort of a one-stop shop.
10:43:49	 From  Andy Barnett   to   Jean Anderson(Direct Message) : Group Zoom microphones and speakers, since setups can be complicated and we all need them.
10:43:58	 From  Bailey Anderson : What about outreach equipment for libraries and equipment for outdoor programs like amps, mics, banners, tents, etc?
10:44:00	 From  JoAnn Ogreenc : System wide meeting room/equipment reservation software
10:44:47	 From  Ryan Claringbole : Mobile standing desks/kiosks for libraries (plexiglass addition optional)
10:45:21	 From  Bailey Anderson : Zoom licenses might also be useful
10:45:27	 From  Andrea Halbersma : LOVE the mobile standing desk idea!
10:45:53	 From  Ryan Claringbole : Maybe LCD screens then? Problem with outdoor screening is you can’t show them until sun goes down which means winter films which means frostbite
10:46:14	 From  JoAnn Ogreenc : Yup
10:46:40	 From  Debbie Bird : In order to be collaborative, does everyone have to focus on a particular theme? or could a county collaboration of multiple projects still be considered collaborative?
10:46:49	 From  LISA THOMAS : Permanent/nice plexiglass barriers for circ desks (many of us still using cobble-jobs).
10:46:54	 From  LARRY OATHOUT : Interior message boards
10:47:55	 From  Andrea Halbersma : Would SCLS be able to set up meetings between County directors to chat about these things?
10:48:17	 From  LARRY OATHOUT : yes
10:49:08	 From  Debbie Bird : AWE Learning units
10:49:19	 From  JoAnn Ogreenc : Rotating Makerspace/creative program equipment
10:49:57	 From  JoAnn Ogreenc : Spinning wheels,
10:50:18	 From  Steev Baker : What about COVID tests that people can pick up? We had a patron asking about them today.
10:50:19	 From  Kristie Nielson Corning : Would participation in Dolly Parton's Imagination Library qualify?
10:52:19	 From  Kristie Nielson Corning : Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library is a book gifting program that mails free, high-quality books to children from birth to age five, no matter their family’s income.
10:52:38	 From  Erin Foley : I'm really hoping for non-digital grant proposals.  Is there any way to divide up the ideas so that there are some that either provide internet (hotspots, but without filtering), or provide furniture or equipment (lockers)
10:52:59	 From  Steev Baker : I know we all like databases, but I think it would be better to get stuff/things rather than leasing access to digital things that we have to pay for after the grant deadline
10:53:18	 From  Roxanne Staveness : The challenge is how do we sustain some of these ideas when the grant money runs out.
10:53:19	 From  Andrea Halbersma : I agree with Erin and Steev
10:53:31	 From  Erin Foley : Adams County just does not have digital access in the county except from the Library.
10:53:46	 From  Ryan Claringbole : I agree w/ no databases due to inability to sustain the cost
10:54:32	 From  Wendy Rawson : I agree- patrons will be so let down if we get a bunch of databases and then take them away.
10:55:14	 From  Erin Foley : Yes, Vicki, I know that.  But it's the only way to help my patrons without internet.
10:55:30	 From  Roxanne Staveness : What about Playaways or launchpads?
10:56:01	 From  Wendy Rawson : VOX books?
10:56:33	 From  LARRY OATHOUT : VOX books are extremely popular for us
10:57:01	 From  Ryan Claringbole : Same re VOX
10:57:12	 From  JoAnn Ogreenc : USB charging stations with multiple connection types
10:57:36	 From  Heidi Cox : The Envisionware Tablet station which would allow tablets to be checked out to patrons in the library.
10:58:10	 From  Heidi Cox : Yes it charges
10:58:44	 From  Ryan Claringbole : Need to leave at 11
10:58:46	 From  Bailey Anderson : I can stay until 11:30
10:59:08	 From  Jean Anderson : Here's the link to the Jamboard again: https://jamboard.google.com/d/1AtqRdNXGLGcD0kYk8-nuLgJcCFDMf77NrR3xsW7Fo7k/edit?usp=sharing
10:59:49	 From  Vicki Teal Lovely : I am willing to do some informational sessions on E-rate, CIPA and filtering. Libraries typically have a year from the grant start to become CIPA compliant. Becoming CIPA compliant does open some doors to use these grant funds for mobile hotspots, etc. Filtering is pretty unobtrusive (blocks pornography only).
10:59:55	 From  Jodi Bailey : I have to leave at 11:00.  Thanks for this great information!
11:00:13	 From  Jean Anderson : I am recording so you can catch up on the recording later. Thanks all!
11:04:36	 From  LARRY OATHOUT   to   Jean Anderson(Direct Message) : I have a scheduled errand to run, so I'm taking off.  Have a fun weekend!
11:04:44	 From  Jean Anderson   to   LARRY OATHOUT(Direct Message) : Thanks Larry, you too!
11:11:59	 From  Susan Lee : Thank you!
11:12:03	 From  Bailey Anderson : Thanks!
11:12:04	 From  Wendy Rawson : Thanks!
11:12:07	 From  Kristie Nielson Corning : Thank you!!!