The latest version of Microsoft’s Office was released to the world last month. Should you upgrade? Should you care? We’ll help your nonprofit or public library determine what’s new with the new Office and why there may be some compelling reasons to make the switch.
A technology plan can help you budget and better plan for future technology acquisitions, but with everything else you do all day, who has the time? Come to this TechSoup and WebJunction presentation where we’ll share tips, tools, and tales from folks who’ve crafted their own tech plans without too much discomfort.
This webinar will showcase success stories of library staff who are using web conferencing tools to host virtual conferences, produce e-learning activities, collaborate with remote staff, and host virtual meetings.
MERLIN (Maryland's Essential Resource for Library Information Networks), a community created with Joomla (an open source content management system), is Maryland's online learning community for Maryland library staff.
TechSoup's product donation program includes easy-to-use Flip video cameras that allow you to share your library and community stories. Find out how public libraries are using this technology as a tool for making connections, recording library events, and sharing knowledge.
Graffiti, anime, slam poetry, WII? Is your service to teens outdated ornon-existent? Want to create a space that captures the attention of teens?No space and no money?
A webinar presented by the CLA Academic Interest Group on May 4, 2010 by Sarah Houghton-Jan.
Libraries are broke. This session is for libraries struggling to provide innovative web and technology services with little resources to devote to staff, software, or hardware. Web 2.0 and Library 2.0 ideas can sometimes seem impossible to implement. But we really can offer excellent online services to our users! Take advantage of the quick and free software, web services, and sites that any library can implement with minimal time or expertise. If your library has no money for services, less staff time than you did last year, and still want to have good tech and a substantial web presence, then this is the session for you!
Knowing how to find and use E-government resources is critical for patrons who need access to information related to unemployment, food stamps, Medicaid, tax forms, health and housing; and many people are asking their public library to help them navigate this information.
Tell us about your daily routine maintaining public computers, or a moment when you were particularly proud. Don't forget that what might be "that's nothing" to you may be an "aha!" to someone else!