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The '''Michigan eLibrary''', or MeL, is a project of the [[Library of Michigan]]. It is partially funded by the Library of Michigan as well as by the [[Institute of Museum and Library Services]].
MeL is Michigan's 24/7 digital library and is one of the oldest online libraries on the Internet (beginning in 1992 with the gopher GoMLink)
MeL pays for state-wide access to over 40 commercial databases, contains librarian-recommended Web sites on topics such as genealogy and business, economics and labor, and hosts MeLCat, a statewide borrowing system that allows users to place their own interlibrary loan requests if they belong to a participating library. An upcoming component of MeL is digitized collections of primary resource materials in Michigan's history.
== External links ==
▲[http://mel.org/ Michigan eLibrary home]<br>
▲[http://michigan.gov/libraryofmichigan Library of Michigan home]<br>
[http://michigan.gov/mel MeL news for librarians including marketing materials]
[[Category:Lansing, Michigan]]
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