The ninth episode of 2010 aka T is for Training 45! is ready for your listening pleasure and is called “Don’t Call it a Committee!“
The next episode will take place on May 7th at 2:00pm EST.
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Today’s guests:
Stephanie Zimmerman, Library System of Lancaster County (PA)
Brian Hulsey, Chattahoochee Valley Libraries, Columbus GA (First Time on Voice!)
Dana Longley, SUNY Empire State College
Christa Burns, Nebraska Library Commission (New Usual Suspect)
The opinions expressed by call participants are those of the participants and not necessarily those of any institution or group they represent or are associated with. And thanks to those who participated by chat. We would love to hear your voice next time.
We talked about:
Computers In Libraries 2010 – Reports from those who went in person or attended virtually. What did you learn, how did your presentations go, favorite and least favorite moments…
Thoughts on the use of the backchannel when presenting. Are you for or against?
Competencies and Training Needs Assessments – how do you do it, have you done it, what works and what doesn’t work… We’ll be discussing WebJunction’s wonderful resources.
The Libraries and Transliteracy Blog – Usual Suspects Bobbi Newman and Brian Hulsey are joined by Buffy Hamilton and Tom Ipri on an informative and engaging blog. Be sure to subscribe!
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