ISLA PLOW Contest Presentation
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The Iowa Small Library Association held a contest to award prizes to the best 10 websites of libraries participating in the PLOW project. This is the slideshow that was presented at the ISLA booth at the ILA Annual Conference in Dubuque, October 15-17, 2008
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