Upcoming Webinar
Stay current the easy way! Attend one of Infopeople's webinars on topics of vital interest to library staff. Webinars are one of the many innovative ways Infopeople delivers top quality training to you.
Here's a list of upcoming events that you can attend while they are happening. When you attend a live event, you can post questions to the speaker and chat with other participants during the presentation. Archived webcasts & webinars are recordings of the live events and can be viewed at any time (but, of course, you can't ask questions or chat).
Infopeople's funding limits attendance at live events to anyone in the California library community and Infopeople partners. If you do not fall into either of these categories please do not attend the live event. However, you are welcome to see the archived versions of any free event the day following the webinar.
| Date | Title | Format | Series / Speaker |
|---|---|---|---|
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Oct 7, 2008
12pm-1pm |
Assistive Technology: Not Just for the "ADA Patron" | Webinar |
Accessibility and Technology Jane Vincent |
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Oct 28, 2008
12pm-1pm |
Health Information for Kids and Teens and Seniors, Oh My! | Webinar |
Health e-shows Kelli Ham |
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Nov 19, 2008
12pm-1pm |
IT Staff's Role in Successful Assistive Technology Implementation | Webinar |
Accessibility and Technology Jane Vincent |
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Dec 1, 2008
12pm-1pm |
Finding Easy-to-Read and Multilingual Health Information for your Patrons | Webinar |
Health e-shows Kelli Ham |
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Dec 10, 2008
12pm-1pm |
Fair Use Issues for Graphics in Presentations and Websites | Webinar | Mary Minow |
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Mar 11, 2009
12pm-1pm |
The State Library Presents a Webinar on California Indians Historical Resources Project Databases | Webinar | Susan Hanks |
Note
Before attending your first webcast, we highly recommend you check to see if your computer has the software and hardware required by clicking on the Wizard button below. If you have run the Wizard but are still having problems, please check our Help and FAQ pages. Running the wizard is designed simply to insure that you have the technical requirements necessary for connecting to the live webcast. It does not constitute a form of registration.
