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Happy Friday! If you missed the live event yesterday, be sure to take some time and listen to the archive of Genesis Hansen’s webinar on TEDx for Libraries: Dynamic programming for FREE!. It was full of great information (Genesis actually put together a TEDx event). As Genesis says:
TEDx events give [...]
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Acting State Librarian of the California State Library Stacey Aldrich will be helping current and prospective library leaders use current tools to explore the future in her Infopeople workshop, “Building Leadership Skills: Planning for the Future,” scheduled in libraries throughout California in June 2009.
“We’ll be looking at what kinds of [...]
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I have always been amazed by the amount of learning which quickly occurs in a one-day Infopeople workshop, a four-session Infopeople online course, or even a one-hour Infopeople webinar. And I’ve been equally fascinated by how much can be absorbed through an 18-minute TED (Technology, [...]
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To be working at the TED (Technology, Education, Design) Conference simulcast event in Palm Springs on a day when Infopeople announced Linda Demmers’ “Creating Learning Spaces in Your Library” webinar is yet another reminder of how wonderfully intertwined our various communities of learning have become [...]
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