Links from presenters/Links for attendees

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Poster Presenters

  • E-Learning the Infopeople Way: Moving Libraries Forward

Gail McGovern and Eileen O'Shea, Infopeople

  • Academic Library 2.0: Self-Paced Guided Training for Faculty and Staff

Colleen S. Harris, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

  • Transformed Training: Cheap and Easy

Alyssa Wright, West Virginia University

  • Free, Open Source Software for Virtual Learning Spaces Ann Whitney,

University of Washington

  • Chop Onions While Chatting: Virtual Meetings

Kami A. Convery, Dowling College, Oakdale, NY

  • Empowered Learning

Paige Fujisue, San Jose State University

  • Next Generation Professional Development: Survival of the Twittest. Using Social Networking Tools to Learn and Stay Current

Cindi Trainor, Eastern Kentucy University; Jezmynne Westcott, The Claremont Colleges

  • Virtual Technology Training for the Information Commons Kathryn Munson and Karen Jung,

Southeastern Louisiana University Sims Library

  • Working Smarter, Not Harder: Teaching Students and Staff with Screencasting

Margaret Brown-Sica, Denise Pan, and Karen Sobelm, University of Colorado Denver

  • Second Life: Extending Your Library's Reach

Evette Atkin, Michigan Library Consortium and Technical Services; Sara Martin, Library Systems at the University of Detroit - Mercy

  • Virtual Professional Development at the University of Maryland University College

Mark de Jong, University of Maryland University College

  • Rollout Strategies for New Technologies: Eight Steps at Sarah Lawrence

Emily Drabinski, Sarah Lawrence College

  • Continuing Education Programs on your iPod

Jim Hahn, University Library, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

  • Library 2.0 Genius

Cynthia Hart, Virginia Beach Public Library System

  • LOL @ the Library (Live Online Learning @ PLCMC)

Lori Reed, Public Library of Charlotte & Mecklenburg County

Check out these resources for staff training

Offers a number of online learning opportunities to meet the demands of your schedule and budget. If you have a question about an e-Learning opportunity, contact Jon Stahler, jstahler@ala.org.

The 8th annual Brick and Click Libraries symposium to be held November 7, 2008 at Northwest Missouri State University, Maryville, Missouri.

"In order to successfully support the academic information needs of both on-ground (brick) and online (click) students, library professionals and paraprofessionals must continually expand their knowledge base and awareness of new resources and applications."

Trainers and staff interested in creating a comprehensive technology training program within libraries will find a tremendously useful introduction to the topic in Sarah Houghton-Jan’s “Technlogy Training For Library Staff: Creativity Works!" posting available through her Librarian in Black blog.

Great way to test your own knowledge, or learn about a current technology, from Jane Hart of the Centre for Learning & Performance Technologies.

  • CommonCraft We present subjects "in plain English" using short, unique and understandable videos.
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