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Continuing Education
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The Stake Your Claim to
Health Literacy Symposium will be held all day,
Wednesday, January 28, 2004. All other continuing
education courses will be held on Saturday,
January 31, 2004.
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CANCELLED: COPYRIGHT LAW IN THE DIGITAL AGE 8 contact hours |
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Instructor, Laura Gasaway, Director of the Law Library
and Law Professor, University of North Carolina, Chapel
Hill, NC
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DEVELOPING
YOUR OWN WEB-BASED COURSE: MAKING IT HAPPEN 7 contact hours |
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Instructor: Jan Buhmann, Consultant, Online Learning
and Technology Implementation, Eugene, OR
The world wide web and intranets hold great promise
as a learning tool for library patrons. Anything that
is frequently taught by librarians, from performing
searches to using the check-out system, may be the topic
of an online course. Find out how to build effective
courses on the Web that engage a wide variety of learners.
This session will introduce librarians to the process
of developing a Web course using instructional design
methodology. Software tools to produce interactive courses
on a shoe-string budget will be demonstrated and used
in practice exercises
Time: 9:30 am – 5 pm Place: Meet at Registration Desk at 9:00am Held at Law Library
Cost: $175 member/$200 non-member, includes lunch
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GOOGLE & BEYOND: EXPERT
INTERNET SEARCHING TOOLS & STRATEGIES 4 contact hours |
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Instructors: Nancy M. McMurrer, Cheryl Nyberg, Gallagher
Law Library, University of Washington
All of us use the Internet to help our patrons. So are there ways to make our searches even faster and
better? Are we underutilizing search engines? How can we best find those Invisible Web materials not covered
by the regular search engines? How can we best keep up with new search engine features and searching techniques?
This session explores advanced search engine features, resources for locating Invisible Web documents, ways to find deleted or altered Web documents, and
how to stay on top of new search technology.
Time: 8:00 am – 12:30 pm Place: Meet at Registration Desk at 7:45am Held at Sacramento City College
Cost: $80 member/$105 non-member
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IMMUNOLOGY FOR LIBRARIANS 4 contact hours |
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Instructor: George McGregor, Chiron Corporation,
Emeryville, CA
This course covers basic concepts in immunology, including
anatomy and physiology with special attention to cellular
and molecular concepts. The class will reinforce vocabulary
and search terminology (MeSH), and introduce participants
to a variety of basic print and electronic resources
available in the area of immunology.
Time: 1:00 pm – 5:00pm Place: Calaveras Room
Cost: $80 member/$105 non-member
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MARKETING AS IF YOUR LIBRARY
DEPENDED ON IT 8 contact hours |
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Instructor: Pat Wagner, Pattern Research, Denver,
CO
Marketing is awareness and response: Awareness of
the world from the customer's point of view and then
responding
with changes in service and communication. Learn how
to improve your influence with middle and upper management,
use marketing to create a strategic plan, bring in
new (and "lost") customers (both internal
and external to your institution), collect and evaluate
quantitative and descriptive data and improve the effectiveness
of promotional activities, even if you are a solo
librarian.
You will create a marketing project and present the
plan to your colleagues.
Time: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Place: Granada Room
Cost: $160 member/$185 non-member
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PERSONAL DIGITAL ASSISTANTS (PDA) 101 4 contact hours |
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| Instructor: Mari Stoddard, Arizona Health Sciences
University, Tucson, AZ
This course provides grounding in PDAs and possible
library services. The focus will be on hardware, productivity
applications, and health care resources. Participants
will learn to assess their institution’s needs, select
affordable and manageable services that meet those needs,
and implement those services in a timely way. Attendees
are encouraged to bring a PDA to the class if possible.
Time: 8:00 am – 12:00 noon
Place: Calaveras Room
Cost: $80 member/$105 non-member
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SURVEYS MADE EASY! 4 contact hours |
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Instructors: Peggy Baldwin, Providence Portland
Medical Center, OR; Dolores Judkins, Oregon Health
Sciences
University; Patrice O'Donovan, Linfield College, OR
Do you need to know how your library is used or what
your users want
from your library? Learn basic information about
surveys, what kinds of
questions to ask, and how to ask them. Then learn
how to use
SurveyMonkey, a free-to low-cost web application,
to develop the survey. This class will help you
design a survey, and use Survey Monkey to send it out
and get results you can easily interpret. Dazzle
your library users. Get the information you need
to provide the services they want.
Time: 1:00 pm – 5:30 pm Place: Meet at Registration Desk at 12:45pm Held at Sacramento City College
Cost: $80 member/$105 non-member
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