Free services include:
The State Library covers all costs for the website, template, and hosting. Libraries may purchase additional features directly from the vendor if desired.
Visit the websites of these participating digital branch libraries.
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A. H. BROWN PUBLIC LIBRARY (Mobridge) |
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BELLE FOURCHE PUBLIC LIBRARY |
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BOWDLE PUBLIC LIBRARY |
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BRITTON PUBLIC LIBRARY |
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BURKE PUBLIC LIBRARY |
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CLEAR LAKE CITY LIBRARY |
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DAKOTA CLUB LIBRARY (Eagle Butte) |
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DELL RAPIDS CARNEGIE PUBLIC LIBRARY |
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DEWEY COUNTY LIBRARY |
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DOROTHEE PIKE MEMORIAL LIBRARY (Lake Preston) |
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ELK POINT-JEFFERSON COMMUNITY/SCHOOL LIBRARY |
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EMIL M. LARSON LIBRARY (Clark) |
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HAAKON COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY |
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HAMLIN-CODINGTON REGIONAL LIBRARY |
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HAND COUNTY LIBRARY |
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HARRISBURG COMMUNITY LIBRARY |
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HAZEL L. MEYER MEMORIAL LIBRARY (DeSmet) |
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HILL CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY |
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HURLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY |
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HYDE COUNTY LIBRARY |
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JACKSON COUNTY LIBRARY |
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KENNEBEC PUBLIC LIBRARY |
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KEYSTONE TOWN LIBRARY |
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KIMBALL PUBLIC LIBRARY |
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LAKE ANDES PUBLIC LIBRARY |
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LOWER BRULE COMMUNITY COLLEGE PUBLIC LIBRARY |
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M. P. BEEBE MEMORIAL LIBRARY (Ipswich) |
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MENNO COMMUNITY-SCHOOL LIBRARY |
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MIDLAND COMMUNITY LIBRARY |
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MOODY COUNTY RESOURCE CENTER |
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NEWELL PUBLIC LIBRARY |
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NORTHWEST REGIONAL LIBRARY |
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OGLALA LAKOTA COLLEGE LIBRARY |
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PARKER PUBLIC LIBRARY |
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PARKSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY |
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PHOEBE APERSON HEARST FREE LIBRARY (Lead) |
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PLATTE PUBLIC LIBRARY |
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POTTER COUNTY FREE LIBRARY |
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R. E. RAWLINS MUNICIPAL LIBRARY |
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REDFIELD CARNEGIE LIBRARY |
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SCOTLAND COMMUNITY LIBRARY |
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SELBY COMMUNITY/SCHOOL LIBRARY |
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SISSETON MEMORIAL LIBRARY |
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SISSETON WAHPETON COMMUNITY COLLEGE* |
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TRIPP COUNTY GROSSENBURG MEMORIAL LIBRARY |
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TRIPP PUBLIC LIBRARY |
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TYNDALL PUBLIC LIBRARY |
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WAGNER PUBLIC LIBRARY |
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VIBORG PUBLIC LIBRARY |
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WALL COMMUNITY LIBRARY |
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WAUBAY PUBLIC LIBRARY |
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WEBSTER PUBLIC LIBRARY |
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WESSINGTON SPRINGS CARNEGIE LIBRARY |
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WHITE LAKE COMMUNITY LIBRARY |
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WHITEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY |
Video tutorials from Mile UpYourSDLibrary participants: Mile Up create the following videos to help you make edits to your library's website.
How to change text on your library's website
How to change images on your library's website
How to upload and link to PDF files
How to add and delete images from the New Release Carousel
How to manage the WhoFi Community Calendar (tutorial from WhoFi)
Libraries can update the text and images between the top main image and the footer. Other content is locked. It was set up this way to make editing worry-free for you. Contact Shawn if you wish to have editing permission to the header and footer areas of your library's web page.
Refer to the instructions you were emailed when your library's website went live. Each library has its own account for making updates to its website. Your library's account credentials are on the customized instructions you were sent.
You should review all of the information & links on your website at least quarterly. If you use your website to post event information, review and update the content more often. Remember, this is your library's digital branch. Wash the windows and pull the weeds in the parking lot. Don't let it look neglected!
For your convenience, annual website visits statistics will be emailed to all program participants in January. If you prefer to access these yourself use the Gmail address you set up for your library to log into analytics.google.com. Find the number of "Sessions" for the calendar year.
When you do a search for an organization, Google shows you a business profile of information about your organization gleaned from the web. You can (and should) claim it so that you can post accurate information about your library. Be sure to point your library Google My Business listing to your new website so people find it easily when they search for your library on the web.
Yes. SDSL is paying for the basic one-page website and hosting services, but you can add additional features at your own expense. You may contact Mile Up directly to purchase additional pages, news feed, events calendar, event slideshow, search bar. See the optional add-ons (below) for fees.
Here are additional tutorials to help you customize your library's webpages.
Divi Builder Basics - https://www.elegantthemes.com/documentation/divi/visual-builder/
Divi Sections - https://www.elegantthemes.com/documentation/divi/sections/
Divi Rows - https://www.elegantthemes.com/documentation/divi/rows/
Text Module - https://www.elegantthemes.com/documentation/divi/text/
Image Module - https://www.elegantthemes.com/documentation/divi/image/
Gallery Module - https://www.elegantthemes.com/documentation/divi/gallery/
Button Module - https://www.elegantthemes.com/documentation/divi/button/
Tabs Module - https://www.elegantthemes.com/documentation/divi/tab/
Contact Shawn if the webpage content you would like to edit is locked and we will ask Mile Up to change the permissions on your library's website.
Funding for this program is made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) as administered by the South Dakota State Library.