About Us
The South Dakota State Library Digitization Program was established in 2002 to further the library's mission to "lead the
State in access to resources, advance literacy, and promote lifelong learning in the information age" through the use of
technology.
The Digitization Program
- supports state government objectives by providing research and information resources and services through SoDakLIVE;
- supports development of digital local library services through an online technical help page,
- facilitates access to digital information resources which support education and information needs;
- coordinates access to digital resources through participation and leadership in consortia including the SDMemory Project;
- and develops online content in the form of vetted web resources and digitization of state documents, statistical report
forms, and publications.
Collaborative Project: In 2005 the Digitization staff collaborated with staff from the Bureau
of Information and Telecommunications (BIT) to make the SoDakLIVE search engine more accessible to state government employees.
As a result, an add-on to the SoDakLIVE application is now available to state agencies which will provide website-specific
searching in addition to the global search of state government.
Digitization Program Staff