Category Archives: TBLC

New examples of digital reading material are appearing every day as are new devices and software to read them on. Chad Mairn will explore the alphabet soup of acronyms, highlight a variety of e-readers and tablets currently on the market, … Continue reading →

Facebook is one of the most popular sites on the Internet and people are posting everything from baby pictures to their uttermost thoughts. Unfortunately, the privacy settings on the popular networking site are confusing. Often people are sharing what they … Continue reading →

Looking for resources to help your patrons or students navigate through all those free legal sources? What are the best resources to use? Are they reliable? This webinar will cover state and federal law, municipal codes, court rules and opinions, … Continue reading →

You know you should. You wish you could. But delegation has never been your strong suit – and it’s starting to show. Take heart! This is an area you can improve – it just takes knowing yourself, knowing your employees, … Continue reading →

This webinar is for busy professionals who need to juggle multiple projects, tasks and interruptions. Bring your own to do-list and you will leave with an action plan to help you plan your workday. Learn to shrink your to do-list, … Continue reading →

Voice Over IP (VoIP) is the ability to communicate over the Internet using voice instead of text or static images. Skype and Google Voice have brought VoIP to the mainstream. These services can tie individuals together with live webcams, cheap-to-free … Continue reading →

The microblogging world of Twitter can quickly become overwhelming. Its native interface often leaves users wanting more. Learn about several tools to help you and your library better utilize Twitter. These tools will help you tweet as a group, from … Continue reading →

An OverDrive digital download collection is a great way for your patrons to get eBooks 24/7; any time they want a good read. Provided they can get the eBook from the OverDrive site to their eReader. This Professional, Current and … Continue reading →

The library community is a buzz about open source software. Open source usually refers to an application whose source code is made available for use or modification as users see fit. Make sense? Probably not! Would it help if you … Continue reading →

Little things make the big difference in customer relationships. The words we use, our smile (or lack of it) and the Thank You’s we offer, all impact the quality of service delivered by library staff. Each of these online sessions … Continue reading →