True," my name is going to come on this government resources section of the North Carolina Library Association. Thanks for coming today. We have a great webinar planned for you. I've been putting links into the North Carolina Library Association's government resources section website, as well as our YouTube channel. So, if you're interested in more of our offerings, feel free to go there and find more information. Today's webinar is entitled "North Carolina Government Documents: Historic, Current, and Available Online". Denise Jones is our presenter. She has been the State Publications Clearing House white liaison at the State Libraries Government and Heritage Library since 2012. As a liaison, she stays in contact with North Carolina state agencies to collect and make available the myriad of state government publications, both print and digital. She also collaborates with libraries and state agencies to have significant older print publications digitized and made available through the Government and Heritage Collection Heritage's online collection. So today, I've got a few things I want to cover. First, since Linda said I am with the State Library of North Carolina, I want to talk a little bit about that just to explain it. Then, I'll talk about our state government digital publications collection, and for many of those items, it's a hybrid collection. Next, we'll talk about our state agencies' catalog, and then I'll talk to you about how you can request online versions of state publications. The State Library of North Carolina was established in 1812, and it is a principal library of state government. The current State Library is made up of three parts. The first is the library for the blind and physically handicapped, and they just celebrated their 60th anniversary in September. This library serves blind people and others who can't handle standard print material,...
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