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This guide includes non-GPO resources useful to staff managing Federal depository operations and services. There is a plethora of resources available from Federal depositories, other libraries, and library organizations to help you learn more about and manage a Federal depository operation.
This guide features various, very helpful resources created or authored by Government information and other librarians. They contain information about and for U.S. Government information librarianship.
Several of these are resources that Government information librarians use daily.
Contact your regional depository coordinator, other librarians, and library associations for more ideas, particularly for state or region focused resources.
FDLP.gov is a Government Publishing Office (GPO) website designed for library staff, specifically Federal depository library staff and those interested in GPO cataloging. At this site, you'll find the latest news about the Federal Depository Library Program and U.S. Government publication cataloging and preservation. You'll also find links to FDLP collection tools, promotional materials, requirements and guidance, and much more.
FDLP.gov's homepage includes rotating features about depository library staff and many other things FDLP-related. To share info with GPO about your depository library, such as photos of events or resources you've created, see contact info in Promotional Tools and Resources or LSCM Federal Depository Support Services at Contact Us. You and your library may be featured on FDLP.gov or in this guide.
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