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More than 90% of respondents indicate that they would take another course online after taking a LE@D course. More than 80% of respondents indicate that online or distance learning is an important part of their continuing education strategy.

These quotes and testimonials are in support of the Lifelong Education @ Desktop program and tutorials.

I really appreciate these tutorials. It allows all staff to participate, from my part-time desk staff to the library director. When training is done in person, I can only send half my staff, at best.

Big Country (Texas) Library System administrator

I think this was well thought out, and covered many of the ''normal'' problems run across in everyday library land. Well done.

Institute for Continuous Education (Kansas) administrator

I just completed two more of the on-line...tutorials. They both were outstanding tools to refresh and learn. I enjoyed the multicultural class as we have a large group of Native Americans that we deal with and I really did not know much about the other cultures since we have very few in our community. The other class was the presentation class. I have found out that I will be speaking at ...this August so I guess I will be putting this to better use than I originally thought. At any rate thanks to all who helped fund this and to you for setting it up!

Nebraska Library Commission participant

This tutorial was very helpful to me, I do not know how it could be improved. I have encountered so many of the problem patrons that were outlined in this tutorial and it helped very much in knowing the appropriate responses to use. I especially enjoyed the video and audio.

Northeast Texas Library System participant

I just registered for two courses. I love the options afforded by technology. I started my library science courses in 1994, before Internet had made its inroads. Geographically, I was up the creek and had to settle for a non-ALA accredited school of library science. Anyway, love it! Thanks for your help.

Carol Valdez, Librarian, Carpenter Middle School, Plano, TX


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LE@Ding Edge

LE@D receives LIRT Award 2007-2008

LE@D has received the Library Instruction Project of the Year Award from the Texas Library Association. This award is created and awarded by the Library Instruction Round Table (LIRT) of the Texas Library Association (TLA), and recognizes an innovative or creative library instruction project or initiative in Texas.


Ethics in the Real World

Pat Wagner's second course in the Library Leadership Series, Ethics in the Real World: Library Case Studies is now available for registration.


June CPLA Courses

Register now for the CPLA-approved, facilitated 8-week library management courses beginning June 1:

Budget and Finance,
Fundraising and Grantsmanship,
Planning and Management of Buildings


Weeding: It's not an Option

Mary Bushing's new course on Weeding: It's not an Option is now available for registration.


Z-Pack Discounts

Take related courses at a 25% discount. Register for Z-Packs in:
School librarianship
Communication skills
Youth services
Computer skills

Facility management
New employee training