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Teaching Technology to the Public

March 23rd, 2009 Comments Off on Teaching Technology to the Public

Many people become librarians because of a love of books and reading or a strong commitment to public service – not because they love getting up in front of groups and teaching. Yet many of us find ourselves thrust onto the teaching stage with some regularity, either as instructional academic librarians or as public librarians […]

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Nobody Told Me I’d Have to Teach! Strategies for the Accidental Instruction Librarian

January 23rd, 2009 Comments Off on Nobody Told Me I’d Have to Teach! Strategies for the Accidental Instruction Librarian

Many people become librarians because of a love of research and reading or a strong commitment to public service – not because they love getting up in front of groups and teaching. Yet academic librarians are more and more frequently finding themselves thrust into the teaching spotlight by the increasing demand for library skills and […]

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Blogging For Beginners

October 16th, 2008 Comments Off on Blogging For Beginners

By now you have probably heard of blogs (short for web logs), and you might even be reading some – whether you know it or not. Many of us, though, are still wondering just how we can use this exciting new web-publishing platform in our libraries. This three-hour, hands-on workshop will introduce you to the […]

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Forging Links and Building Community: An Introduction to Social Software

May 15th, 2008 Comments Off on Forging Links and Building Community: An Introduction to Social Software

You’ve heard the buzz about MySpace, Facebook, Flickr, and more – now find out what the buzz is all about! This 3 hour workshop will explore what makes social networking sites unique, and what about them is drawing in users by the millions. We’ll also take some time to discuss ways that your library can […]

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Library Technologies and Copyright Literacy

February 9th, 2007 Comments Off on Library Technologies and Copyright Literacy

This four hour technology and copyright course was requested by Houston Community College’s Instructional Media Center and Instructional Design Coordinators. One part of the workshop focused on helping faculty understand the full range of library and information technologies available to them, and the other focused on copyright in the classroom. Designed in conjunction with the […]

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A Foot in the Door: Strategies for Reaching Out to Distance Education Students and Faculty

October 17th, 2006 Comments Off on A Foot in the Door: Strategies for Reaching Out to Distance Education Students and Faculty

Interested in reaching out to your college’s increasing distance education population, but don’t have a lot of money to do it? This workshop is for you! This full day, hands-on workshop will focus on ways that college and university libraries can use a collection of free tools to build a presence in online classes and […]

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Info To Go

December 13th, 2005 Comments Off on Info To Go

A remix of “RSS In Your CMS,” “Info To Go” is a workshop that introduces the concept of RSS and provides hands-on opportunities to explore free RSS-to-email and RSS-to-Javascript tools, with a focus on Houston Community College specific applications. The class was developed for technologists working with classroom faculty. Co-taught with Barret C. Havens. Past […]

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