Posts Tagged ‘CIL2009’

Top 10 A-HA's at Computers in Libraries

The good side of conferences is gettng to meet Web 2.0 friends in real life and having the chance to learn and network with like-minded people. The bad side is the pile of work waiting for you (in my case at work, home, and school).
So in that spirit this will be quick list of 10 [...]

Learning Solutions Through Technology

Below are the slides from our presentation this morning at Computers in Libraries. This was a really fun session and we had a great crowd. If you were there and have thoughts, comments, or questions please let me know!
Learning Solutions Through Technology
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Empowerinng Staff Through Tech Skills Building: Tech2Know?
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Innovative Services & Practices

I’ve come full circle this afternoon by coming back to the Cultivating Innovation & Change track. This late afternoon session on Innovative Services & Practices is being presented by John Blyberg, Gretchen Hams, Sarah Ludwig, Kate Sheehan from the Darien Library. Serve community of 20-20K people.
Innovation, Services & Practices at the Darien Library
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Evaluating, Recommending, & Justifying 2.0 Tools

Mid-afternoon session on the Social Software track Evaluating, Recommending, & Justifying 2.0 Tools by Marydee Ojala editor of ONLINE Magazine.
This is a totally packed house! People standing outside the door.
New Technologies

Everything x2.0(empowerment, sharing, communication, and unifying themes)
Social networking/software (collaboration is a unifying theme)

Implications for Research
Magazines and newspapers add info to sites that don’t show up [...]

Web 2.x Training for Customers & Staff

This afternoon’s session is also in the Social Software Track. Presenting are my own social network friends: Beth Tribe, Michael Sauers, and Bobbi Newman.

Beth up first talking about how to know if your staff are using Web 2.0. Hint: they may not know it is called Web 2.0.
Word of mouth class advertising is “golden.”
Reach out [...]

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