SirsiDynix Institute: Episodes
Video on the web is one of today's hottest social networking trends. But what can this emerging technology do for libraries?
While in some sectors e-learning may seem "old hat", the world of e-learning continues to change at a rapid pace.
Lee Rainie will share with attendees the latest from his research into how individuals are using the internet and being affected by it.
Learn from a master how to nail a business case document.
Can our libraries be more open? Can we be more open to our users, our communities, to new technologies? Can we be more open to change? How?
Can our libraries be more open? Can we be more open to our users, our communities, to new technologies? Can we be more open to change? How?
Both Public and Academic Libraries are encouraging their staff to step out from behind their desks and reach out to their "hidden customers" - the 50 % or more - those thousands of customers - who are reluctant to approach staff at the Reference desk and so remain un-served.
Constructing an engaging and compelling resume that has a potential employer thinking "I need this one on my team!" could be among the most difficult tasks we face in the area of career planning. But there is help.
Listen to Rachel expand on a very popular presentation she led at ALA Midwinter on social bookmarking.
A key step in designing any user oriented service is recognizing the fact that people are careful investors of their time.
Did you get your MLS in the previous century?
The Better Futures of their Communities and Institutions
Bring your stacks to life by reorganizing and working with your digital branch and customers.
RSS feeds – for the Library User and the Library Professional
Are you and your organization positioned for the future?
In the year since the SirsiDynix Institute first examined podcasting in May of 2006, there have been many exciting developments with this emerging technology.
Where you can fly, design clothes, make movies, build your own house, stream music, and more. Learn how this immersive space can help keep library services relevant to teens.
Really Taking the Library to the User
Attract new users and build new programs through Gaming
Understanding Mashups and the New Information Ecosystem.