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What’s the Buzz? Word-of-Mouth Marketing for Libraries
What’s the Buzz? Word-of-Mouth Marketing for Libraries
Sponsored by Novelist/NextReads. Starts: Tuesday, November 18, 2008 at 2 PM EDT

Whether you want to promote new programs or keep patrons updated on longstanding services, word-of-mouth marketing is the ticket to build awareness in your community and get people talking about your library in positive terms. Word-of-mouth marketing (WOM) offers your institution and staff a low-cost way to identify and harness social networks that can be used to spread the library's message and service offerings.  more >>

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Posted: Oct 30, 2008  |   Permalink
San José State School of Library and Information Science: Conveniently Located Everywhere
San José State School of Library and Information Science: Conveniently Located Everywhere
Sponsored by San José State University School of Library and Information Science. Starts: Wed, November 12, 2008 at 2 PM EDT

Ever think about getting an MLIS (Master’s Degree in Library and Information Science)? Or how about going for that Ph.D.? And what could you do with a MARA (Master's Degree in Archives and Records Administration)? Join panelist Ken Haycock, professor and director of the School of Library and Information Science at San José State University, and faculty, alumni and students to learn about the many advantages of obtaining or advancing your degree with the SJSU SLIS distance learning program.  more >>

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Posted: Oct 3, 2008  |   Permalink
The Everywhere Library: Strategies for Connecting with Busy Communities
The Everywhere Library: Strategies for Connecting with Busy Communities
Sponsored by Polaris Library Systems. Starts: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 at 2 PM Eastern Daylight Time

To become ingrained in the daily fabric of the community, libraries today must reach out and be visible where patrons live, work and play. Join this one-hour, interactive webcast to learn about strategies and best practices for bringing the library to the community.  more >>

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Posted: Sep 29, 2008  |   Permalink
Be Quiet! I'm Listening! - Incorporating Recorded Books into K-12 Literacy Strategies
Be Quiet! I'm Listening! - Incorporating Recorded Books into K-12 Literacy Strategies
Sponsored by Recorded Books. Starts: Tuesday, September 23, 2008 at 2 PM EST

Audiobooks are a research-validated tool for improving vocabulary, comprehension and literacy skills for young readers of all abilities. Especially effective with emerging, reluctant and ESL readers, recorded book programming is simple to incorporate into the classroom curriculum, and easy on the pocketbook too.  more >>

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Posted: Jul 29, 2008  |   Permalink
Capturing Struggling and Reluctant Readers
Capturing Struggling and Reluctant Readers
Sponsored by Capstone Publishers. Starts Wednesday, October 8 2 PM EST

This informative webcast will bring together a panel of experts in reading, media center services, and children's literacy, including school librarians, educators, and a representative from Capstone Press and Stone Arch Books to cover a range of processes, programs, and ideas that can bolster reading skills, comprehension, and literacy in the K-6 library and classroom.  more >>

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Posted: Jul 29, 2008  |   Permalink
Teen Spirit in the Library: Best Practices in YA and Teen Services
Teen Spirit in the Library: Best Practices in YA and Teen Services
Archived from: 06/10/2008 02:00 PM EDT

Polaris Library Systems President and CEO Bill Schickling will lead a stellar panel of educators, researchers and librarians who are at the forefront of promoting teen services in public libraries. This 60 minute webcast will inspire all library staff that work with teens and young adults to create and maintain great teen physical and online spaces, and guide them in creating programs and events that keep teens coming back to the library again and again.  more >>

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Posted: Jun 10, 2008  |   Permalink


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