From: Ted Wanner [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Tuesday, January 19, 2010 6:17 PM
To: District 3
Subject: [district3] New TLA Webinars in District 3

 

Texas Library Association is presenting several new webinars in the next month!

 All are free of charge, and about 1 hour in length (1 hour CE credit).

 

To register, please visit www.txla.org/ce <http://www.txla.org/ce> 

(related articles in the current Texas Library Journal are also available on 
this web site)

 

Jan. 28, 3:30-4:30pm            Success with Online Learning (school version)

Travel for training is becoming a luxury at many libraries. Fortunately, many 
continuing education providers are offering more and more training over the 
Internet. Learn how to get the most out of Internet-based training 
opportunities like webinars, tutorials, and online courses with 
nationally-known trainer Pat Wagner. 

 

 

Feb. 12, 11am-12 Noon        Keys to Sustainable Digital Collaboratives  

Liz Bishoff will expand her Texas Library Journal article by providing specific 
strategies and examples for developing initial and on-going work and business 
plans, as well as guidance on negotiating the complex process of continuing 
funding and energy. Learn how to make digital collaboratives an effective means 
of increasing user access to critical information.  

 

 

Feb. 16, 2-3pm                       Innovative Approaches in Partnerships 
between Academic Librarians and Faculty

Join Alex Simons and Jeremy Donald for a continuing education webinar on 
February16 to expand on the topic of academic librarian and faculty 
collaboration, which they bagan in the most recent issue of the Texas Library 
Journal. Alexandra Simons discusses the special nature of faculty collaboration 
and shares examples of activities at UH. She will also address strategies for 
overcoming challenges (procedures and attitudes) and assessment of efforts. 
Jeremy Donald will provide additional details about his instructional design 
model for creating assignments that meet instructors' needs, address course 
requirements, maximize library services and resources, and facilitate the 
learning process. 

 

 

Feb. 22, 2-3pm                      Success with Online Learning (general 
version)

Travel for training is becoming a luxury at many libraries. Fortunately, many 
continuing education providers are offering more and more training over the 
Internet. Learn how to get the most out of Internet-based training 
opportunities like webinars, tutorials, and online courses with 
nationally-known trainer Pat Wagner. 

 

 

Mar. 2, 3:30-4:30pm              It's All About the Kids: Public and School 
Libraries Collaborate for Kids

Mayra Díaz and Leigh Ann Jones will provide practical ideas for jointly 
promoting and offering basic library services, building collections, supporting 
curriculum activities, and enhancing communication strategies. Learn about some 
fun and innovative projects and discover how to build a successful partnership 
between public and school libraries in spite of growing populations, 
administrative hurdles, and decreased budgets. Their program will build on 
their article in the current Texas Library Journal.   

 

For more information, please contact Ted Wanner, TLA Continuing Education 
Specialist, at [email protected] / 800-580-2852.

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