Computer skills - software

Web 2.0: Searching Innovations Online

(An Infopeople Online Learning Course)
November 6, 2007 - December 18, 2007
(break Nov. 20-26 for Thanksgiving)

With the 2.0 revolution, almost everything on the web seems to have become social, shared, collaborative, and focused on fun. For many of us in libraries, this shift to user-built content and trusting the wisdom of crowds seems chaotic, out-of-control, and threatening to our values for quality information and manageable services.

The Savvy IT Consumer

(An Infopeople Online Learning Course)
September 25, 2007 - October 22, 2007

Increase Your Computer Competency / Practical Tips and Tricks - Oregon

The workshops are free and open to public library staff. Lunch and snacks will be provided for all participants. Registration is limited.

Supported by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

"I really enjoyed the worksonp on how to increase computer competency. I have been much more intrepid in approaching my computer(hardware) and the programs(software). I have made regular use of the HELP in my different programs and I have had a good time right clicking.

Developing a Library Technology Plan

(An Infopeople Online Learning Course)
November 13, 2007 - December 11, 2007

Web 2.0: Searching Innovations

With the 2.0 revolution, almost everything on the web seems to have become social, shared, collaborative, and focused on fun. For many of us in libraries, this shift to user-built content and trusting the wisdom of crowds seems chaotic, out-of-control, and threatening to our values for quality information and manageable services.

Using Theme-Based Training to Teach Computer Skills to the Public

What do selling on ebay, quilting, and skateboarding have in common? They’re all high interest themes that will get your community excited about the library’s computer training classes. Instead of teaching “click here” and “click there,” why not use a theme-based approach to help users acquire computer skills effortlessly while they learn about their favorite topics?

This course is suitable for both designated and occasional trainers.

E-books, E-audio, and Other E-formats: Helping E-content Find Its Place in the Library

This workshop is co-sponsored by Infopeople and Califa

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Libraries have offered e-books for years now. But many librarians are still not sure what to do with them. More recently, libraries have started adding downloadable audio books, streaming animated picture stories, downloadable music, and now downloadable video.

Putting Excel to Work in the Library

Sep - Nov 2004

Excel spreadsheets can help you handle a wide range of library activities. Do you ever need to

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