The current MLIS programs were not teaching enough technology skills, and those being taught were often out-of-date. The technological skills they acquired (such as web programming, design and development, and general technical support) were mostly self-taught or had been learned on the job (Interviewees 1 & 6). One participant even questioned the need for librarians to have an MLIS and wondered if there is an equivalent experience or skill set that would provide the same outcome: “I think that a long term conversation needs to be had about the return of the investment of a graduate level program for this type of work” (Interviewee 5). The librarians highlighted a range of different IT skills, from basic technical support and troubleshooting to searching/online research skills.