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Check out DT, for Digital Textbook developments and resources.
Stop by our Flickr page for photos of our booth at ALA Midwinter.
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"Why I Recommend LE@D Courses in Kansas"
From Cindi Hickey,
State Library of Kansas |
- 5. LE@D is doable! Most courses take two - three hours to complete.
- 4. LE@D features timely topics.
- 3. LE@D courses are designed by library experts.
- 2. LE@D courses allow you to skim the surface or dive in.
- 1. The price is right.
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Get to Know
Cheryl Bryan |
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The library consultant and LSSC trainer shares her thoughts:
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| We're Exhibiting! |
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Come see us at the Texas Library Association Conference, Booth 1141, in Austin, April 12-15, 2011.
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Come see us at the ALA Conference in New Orleans, June 24-27, 2011. Stop by and take some great training ideas and prizes back to your library!
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| So, what is our "Best-Kept Secret"? You already know that Lifelong Education @ Desktop (LE@D) provides convenient, affordable library training courses.
But did you know that LE@D courses are also packed with downloadable resource lists, surveys, evaluations, and exercises? These often-overlooked extras provide an excellent opportunity to get creative with your learning experience beyond the computer screen, long after the course is over. Share our free take-aways with the people in your library, your larger institution, and your community. And participating in these exercises is also a great way to demonstrate the value of your training efforts to your supervisor or manager. All these free extras have become our best-kept secret!
For more tips on making the most of LE@D courses, and to hear more about opportunities for facilitating group sessions, please contact us!
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Are You Ready to Serve the Genealogist in Your Library?
by Willie Braudaway(Don't miss a special Webinar event with Willie on February 9)
On any typical day in the library, you may be approached by a person seeking information to add to their family history. Do you know what it takes to serve the genealogy searcher in your library? Are you ready to serve? Answer the following questions about essential genealogy librarian characteristics and skills:
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Words that Work: Five Things to Say When People Are Upset
by Pat Wagner
When people are upset, it's easy to turn conversations into battles where you want them to admit that they are wrong and you are right! Instead, use these words to lower the emotionality of most people in most situations.
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The Results Are In
Here's What You Had to Say!
In our last issue, we asked for your thoughts on your library's training goals for the new year, and we encouraged you to weigh in on the discussion on reading preferences online and in print. The response was great, and we appreciate your feedback! Here's a quick summary:
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Courses of the Month
Enroll Today!
CPLA - Management of Technology
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Mentors and Protégés:
Creating Successful Workplace Programs
Available Now
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Microsoft Office: Using Templates in Word and Publisher 2007
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LE@D is committed to helping you meet your training needs. If you have any questions or would like to discuss our courses with us, call us at 940 565-2502 or email us at lead@unt.edu today.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Sincerely,
Kevin Haney
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