Live Webinars for September 2012

September webinars. Go learn stuff!

Featured Event!  eBook Online Conference  (SEFLIN)
Date:  September 21, 2012.  Time:  10:00am - 3:00pm EST.
Cost:  Free for Florida Library Staff.  $25 for non-Florida Library Staff.

Sept 10.  The Six Dimensions of Next Generation Learning (Educause)

Sept 19.  23 Things: The Next Generation (Georgia Library Association)

Sept 19.  Creating a Personal Learning Network for Librarians (Georgia Library Association)

Sept 24.  Designing Mobile Learning Experiences for Higher Education (Educause)
  
Sept 24.  Homebound Eduation Online Learning (eSchoolNews)

Sept 25.  Brain Bandwidth: Reducing Cognitive Load (InSync Training)

ALA (American Library Association)  All = $
8 events in September.  Click the link if interested.

Booklist 
Sept 6. Youth Announcements: Fall Into Reading
Sept 11.  Keeping Romance Fresh: Debut Authors & New Trends

Infopeople
Sept 6.  Successful Librarians Share Their Stories of Career Growth and Advancement
Sept 13.  Teens, Tweens, and Social Networking 

Library Journal

Sept 5.  Taking Floating Collections to the Next Level: CollectionHQ
Sept 6. A Tour of Two New LJ Landmark Libraries
Sept 20.  Weeding Your Library Collection with Bowker

Nebraska Library Commission
Sept 5.  Letting the Patrons Drive
Sept 12.  RDA: Are We There Yet?
Sept 19.  Your Government Online: White House, Legislative and Judicial Branches
Sept 26.  Tech Talk with Michael Sauers

WebJunction
Sept 6.  Engaging Your Whole Community: Principles and Practice to Influence Policy
Sept 11.  Best Small Library in America 2012

Wild Apricot
Sept 5.  Mission Critical: Video Checklist
Sept 6.  Making Volunteer Engagement Everyone's Job 
Sept 12.  Understanding Power Dynamics at Work
Sept 13.  An Introduction to Nonprofit Silent Auctions

Six Sigma and Libraries

What's in your tool belt? How Six Sigma fits with Libraries

Thursday, August 23, 2:00pm EST.

 

Join Michael Kucsak, Six Sigma blackbelt, for a visual tour of how six sigma can help librarians no matter where they work or the size of their library. He will show some basic tools with which libraries can streamline their processed and generate lasting improvements. 

Free webinar sponsored by the Florida and Caribbean Chapter of SLA.

Register

eBook Online Conference

Join us for an exciting one-day online conference as five nationally- and internationally-known speakers discuss wide-ranging aspects of the growing impact of eBooks on libraries. Brought to you by the Southeast Florida Library Information Network (SEFLIN).

Date:  September 21, 2012.  Time:  10:00am - 3:00pm EST.

Cost:  Free for Florida Library Staff.  $25 for non-Florida Library Staff.

Registration:

https://netforum.avectra.com/eweb/StartPage.aspx?Site=SEFLIN&WebCode=2012VirtConf 

10 AM Eastern		Frankenbooks and the Future of eBooks: An Ongoing Challenge Stephen Abram
11 AM Eastern		Getting the Most from Your eBook Readers: Tips and Tricks Chad Mairn
12 Noon Eastern		eTextbooks: The Shift to Digital — New Models for Course Distribution Nik Osborne, J.D.
1 PM Eastern		Lunch Break
2 PM Eastern		Swimming Upstream: Collection Development Issues and eContent Jamie LaRue
3 PM Eastern		Ebook Licensing and Access — Now and the Future Sue Polanka
		This session will analyze the barriers to eBook lending models currently available for libraries.

Google Indoor Maps

For Florida Library Staff Only 

Google Indoor Maps for Public Libraries (Live Online)

Presented by the Florida Library Association

Date:     Tuesday, August 21

Time:    1:00  – 1:45 pm EST

In November 2011, Google launched Indoor Maps, an exciting addition to the award-winning Google Maps. Indoor Google Maps will enhance your building's overhead or satellite view by replacing that with a floor plan of your building's public areas. This innovation helps visitors find their destination in large or unfamiliar spaces. The process to get involved is simple and unobtrusive. As Indoor Maps is a relatively new feature of Google Maps, your floor plans will be dramatically featured to mobile users of Google Maps at no cost.

This webinar covers a comprehensive review of Indoor Google Maps and explains why libraries are participating. Attendees have the opportunity to learn about an innovative step in digital mapping and ask in-depth questions following the presentation. 

Topics covered:

• What Can Indoor Google Maps Do For You?
• Project Basics
• Creating Indoor Google Maps
• Keys To A Good Map/Uploading
• Public Vs. Private Areas
• Maintaining Maps
• How To Get My Location On Your Maps
• Once You Are Live...
• Product Roadmap
• Examples
• Questions

Learn more:

• Go Indoors:  maps.google.com/starthere
• Case study: Mapping the Smithsonian Museum
• Onsite Visit Request Form

Presented by:   Vani Patel, Business Development Specialist, Google Maps

Cost:      Free

Florida Library Staff Only Register here