Writing successful technology grant proposals : a LITA guide, by Pamela H. MacKellar. New York : Neal-Schuman Publishers, Inc., 2012.
From the publisher:
When you win a grant, you help your community by providing great technology-driven services.
Technology grants provide the crucial funding to implement the latest
technology projects so you can meet your community’s needs. But how can
you write a successful grant proposal? How can you be sure that your
technology grant will be approved? Here is the only book that covers
technology grants for libraries.
This comprehensive book on grants for libraries focuses on technology,
technology planning, designing technology projects, specific sources and
resources for technology grants, how to create a technology budget, and
technology project success stories so you get real life examples of how
others like you made their libraries stronger through technology
grants.
Pamela MacKellar shows you easy-to-understand graphics and examples that
make writing proposals for technology projects simple and easy. You get
chapters explaining how to design your project, work with a team to
save time and money, and, of course, how to write and submit your
project. This one-stop shop is both a guide and a resource, with sources
for technology projects and helpful hints on finding the right
technology grants for you.
This is your step-by-step guide to turning your library into your community’s technology hub.
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Writing Successful Technology Grant Proposals
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