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| Mar 19 2008, 10:51 PM EDT | erindowney | |
| Mar 19 2008, 10:51 PM EDT | erindowney |
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**Final Conference Schedule**
11 am to Noon - Session One
Noon to 1:30 - Lunch Session Two
1:30 to 2:30 - Session Three
**below this point were topics suggested before the unconference, which we used to get our topics for the day:**
VIRTUAL REFERENCE/INFO LITERACY
*Future of reference services
*Virtual Reference--what are others doing?
* Information literacy - campus-wide plans
LIBRARIES AS "PLACES"
* Library as place (physical and virtual)
* Strategies/tools libraries can adopt to establish themselves as centers for discussion and celebration of culture
* Compact shelving installation
ADMIN AND TRAINING/FREE STUFF!
* job shortages for librarians and a need for a more comprehensive mentoring program to include those looking for jobs, not just those new in their job.
* Getting tech training on a budget
* Cheap and free options for things like podcasting and online tutorials
* Open source software
* Should libraries abandon local OPACs in favor of WorldCat?
* What interest is there in a state-wide Web 2.0 library catalog?
* What interest is there in a state-wide digital repository?
* Virtual libraries--what's ahead!
USERS AND PARTICIPATION
* Benefits v. Disadvantages of Adding user-generated tags, comments, reviews to Library Catalogs (e.g., via Library Thing for Libraries)
* What presence, if any, should libraries establish on social networks like My Space and Facebook?
* how to get community involved in participating in our blogs
* Libraries and Second Life - those who are using it, have your outreach efforts worked? If you're not using it, why not?
* Using social bookmarking to enhance accessibility and awareness of quality resources
*How do you measure the success of your libraries social networking endeavors?
* How can Web 2.0 tools help us develop better collections?
* What are the implications of CreativeCommons when it comes to libraries?
Instruction/Information Literacy
11 am to Noon - Session One
- Staff training - lead by Lisa
- Outreach/Marketing - lead by Sarah
- Cheap & Free Tech - lead by Michael
- 2.0 Topics - lead by Dale
- Customer Service - lead by Rhonda
- Library as Place - lead by Jeff
- Library instruction for Patrons - lead by Jill
Noon to 1:30 - Lunch Session Two
- Green Libraries - lead by Jennifer
- 2.0 Topics - lead by Royce
- Staff training - lead by Danielle
- Creative Commons - lead by Michael
- Programming - lead by Rhonna
1:30 to 2:30 - Session Three
- Library Catalogs - lead by Josh
- Library as Place - lead by Kim
- Outreach & Programming - lead by Rhondalyn
- Mentoring - lead by Nikhat
- Future of Reference - lead by Danielle
- Gaming - lead by Royce
- 2.0 - lead by David
**below this point were topics suggested before the unconference, which we used to get our topics for the day:**
VIRTUAL REFERENCE/INFO LITERACY
*Future of reference services
*Virtual Reference--what are others doing?
* Information literacy - campus-wide plans
LIBRARIES AS "PLACES"
* Library as place (physical and virtual)
* Strategies/tools libraries can adopt to establish themselves as centers for discussion and celebration of culture
* Compact shelving installation
ADMIN AND TRAINING/FREE STUFF!
* job shortages for librarians and a need for a more comprehensive mentoring program to include those looking for jobs, not just those new in their job.
* Getting tech training on a budget
* Cheap and free options for things like podcasting and online tutorials
* Open source software
* Should libraries abandon local OPACs in favor of WorldCat?
* What interest is there in a state-wide Web 2.0 library catalog?
* What interest is there in a state-wide digital repository?
* Virtual libraries--what's ahead!
USERS AND PARTICIPATION
* Benefits v. Disadvantages of Adding user-generated tags, comments, reviews to Library Catalogs (e.g., via Library Thing for Libraries)
* What presence, if any, should libraries establish on social networks like My Space and Facebook?
* how to get community involved in participating in our blogs
* Libraries and Second Life - those who are using it, have your outreach efforts worked? If you're not using it, why not?
* Using social bookmarking to enhance accessibility and awareness of quality resources
*How do you measure the success of your libraries social networking endeavors?
* How can Web 2.0 tools help us develop better collections?
* What are the implications of CreativeCommons when it comes to libraries?
Instruction/Information Literacy
