The State Library provides WhoFi wireless usage counter software to all SD public libraries.
We encourage all South Dakota public libraries and their branches to take advantage of this free opportunity. Contact the State Library Data Coordinator to enroll your library.
What is WhoFi? WiFi analytics is a simple solution to give you the insights necessary to create a positive impact in your community. Our partners use WiFi analytics to gain insight into how many patrons are visiting, at what times, if a certain event brought new visitors, how many patrons return, foot traffic, and much more. All while protecting the privacy of each patron. WiFi analytics provides a common and consistent collecting and reporting standard across state public libraries that help them better understand how patrons are utilizing their locations and provide accurate numbers for the PLS report.
The State library makes WhoFi wireless counter software free to all SD public libraries. Funding for WhoFi 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.
Participating libraries - updated 8/2022
A H BROWN PUBLIC LIBRARY
ALCESTER PUBIC LIBRARY
AVON PUBLIC LIBRARY
BELLE FOURCHE PUBLIC LIBRARY
BERESFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY
BISON PUBLIC LIBRARY
BOWDLE PUBLIC LIBRARY
BRITTON PUBLIC LIBRARY
CANTON PUBLIC LIBRARY
CENTERVILLE COMMUNITY LIBRARY*
CLEAR LAKE CITY LIBRARY
COZARD MEMORIAL LIBRARY (Chamberlain)
CUSTER COUNTY LIBRARY & Hermosa branch
DEADWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY
DELL RAPIDS CARNEGIE PUBLIC LIBRARY
DEWEY COUNTY LIBRARY
DOLAND COMMUNITY LIBRARY*
DOROTHEE PIKE MEMORIAL LIBRARY (Lake Preston)
EDGEMONT PUBLIC LIBRARY
EDITH B SIEGRIST VERMILLION PUBLIC LIBRARY
EMIL M LARSON LIBRARY (Clark)
EMMA BURNHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY (Frederick)
FAULK COUNTY LIBRARY
FREEMAN PUBLIC LIBRARY
GRACE BALLOCH MEMORIAL LIBRARY (Spearfish)
GRANT COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
HAND COUNTY LIBRARY
HARRISBURG COMMUNITY LIBRARY
HAZEL L MEYER MEMORIAL LIBRARY (De Smet)
HILL CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY
HOT SPRINGS PUBLIC LIBRARY
HUDSON PUBLIC LIBRARY
HURLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY
HURONPUBLIC LIBRARY
JACKSON COUNTY LIBRARY
KENNEBEC PUBLIC LIBRARY
K.O. LEE ABERDEEN PUBLIC LIBRARY
KEYSTONE TOWN LIBRARY
KIMBALL PUBLIC LIBRARY
LAKE ANDES CARNEGIE LIBRARY
LANGFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY
LEMMON PUBLIC LIBRARY
LENNOX COMMUNITY LIBRARY*
M. P. BEEBE MEMORIAL LIBRARY (Ipswich)
MADISON PUBLIC LIBRARY
MITCHELL PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOODY COUNTY RESOURCE CENTER*
NEWELL PUBLIC LIBRARY
NORTH SIOUX CITY COMMUNITY LIBRARY
NORTHWEST REGIONAL LIBRARY
PARKER PUBLIC LIBRARY
PARKSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY
PIEDMONT VALLEY LIBRARY
PLATTE PUBLIC LIBRARY
POTTER COUNTY FREE LIBRARY
R E RAWLINS MUNICIPAL LIBRARY (Pierre)
REDFIELD CARNEGIE LIBRARY
SCOTLAND COMMUNITY LIBRARY*
SINTE GLESKA UNIVERSITY LIBRARY
SISSETON MEMORIAL LIBRARY
SISSETON WAHPETON COMMUNITY COLLEGE*
STURGIS PUBLIC LIBRARY
TRIPP COUNTY LIBRARY - GROSSENBURG MEMORIAL
TYNDALL PUBLIC LIBRARY
VIBORG PUBLIC LIBRARY
WAGE MEMORIAL LIBRARY (Groton)
WALL COMMUNITY LIBRARY
WATERTOWN REGIONAL LIBRARY
WAUBAY PUBLIC LIBRARY
WEBSTER PUBLIC LIBRARY
WESSINGTON SPRINGS CARNEGIE LIBRARY
WHITE LAKE COMMUNITY LIBRARY
WHITEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY
WILMOT PUBLIC LIBRARY
YANKTON COMMUNITY LIBRARY
Community Calendar is a reporting tool to help libraries understand their programming and better serve the community. An easy-to-use system to schedule programs and view insights - all in one place. This tool makes it easy to schedule, manage, and count attendance at all programs and events.
Data captured by the calendar is aligned with the program reporting categories for the Public Libraries Survey (your library's annual report) and the Summer Reading Survey. Public libraries can use this tool regardless of whether they use the WhoFi wireless counter software.
NEW FEATURES: The calendar can be integrated into the patron-facing side of any library's website. The integrated calendar includes the option to allow patrons to register for library programs directly through the event calendar.
Public libraries interested in launching their own library websites should visit our Websites for Libraries page.
Follow-up questions can be directed to WhoFi support
SDSL staff can answer general questions regarding program reporting. Contact Shawn.Behrends@state.sd.us, SDSL Data Coordinator.
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.