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Tag Archives: Seniors
Alzheimer’s Care Training for Library Staff – Afternoon (SEFLIN)
This workshop will provide tools and information geared towards library staff who work with patrons and communities facing the realities of Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. In addition, staff who have friends or family that are affected by this … Continue reading
Alzheimer’s Care Training for Library Staff – Morning (SEFLIN)
This workshop will provide tools and information geared towards library staff who work with patrons and communities facing the realities of Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. In addition, staff who have friends or family that are affected by this … Continue reading
Seniors and Tech: Helping Some of our Most Loyal Navigate the Technology Terrain
Senior citizens are one of the most loyal demographics when it comes to brick and mortar library usage. Libraries are often the first place they think of when they need a helping hand with the difficulties of current technology. Meeting … Continue reading
Social Networking for Seniors (Online)
Introduction to Seniors and Libraries: Social Networking for Seniors A Series of Four Webinars presented by Allan Kleiman This series of four webinars is an overview of issues regarding senior patrons and libraries. Register Here July 7, 2011 from 10:00-11:30am … Continue reading
Gaming for Seniors (Online)
Introduction to Seniors and Libraries: Gaming for Seniors A Series of Four Webinars presented by Allan Kleiman This series of four webinars is an overview of issues regarding senior patrons and libraries. Tuesday, June 2, 2011 from 10:00-11:30am CDT Register … Continue reading
An Overview of Working with Senior Patrons and Technology (Online)
Introduction to Seniors and Libraries: An Overview of Working with Senior Patrons and Technology A Series of Four Webinars presented by Allan Kleiman This series of four webinars is an overview of issues regarding senior patrons and libraries. Register here … Continue reading
Outreach to Seniors (Online)
Register July 21, 2011 from 10-11:30am CDT Where are the senior citizens in your community? Everywhere! Tune in for some best tips and practices on providing outreach to the senior patrons in your library community. About the Presenter For over … Continue reading
SEFLIN Presents: Senior Moments – Helping Seniors Be Computer Literate (SEFLIN)
Seniors are a large segment of patrons that use libraries in South Florida. With library resources replacing print materials and enhancing research needs, often seniors are being left behind due to lack of basic computer skills. You will learn tips … Continue reading
E-Government in Public Libraries: Serving the Senior Population (Online)
Join your colleagues to learn about the activities and services of Florida’s Area Agencies on Aging. These organizations work closely with the Florida Department of Elder Affairs to develop effective and efficient projects benefiting a large number of Florida’s constituency … Continue reading
Baby Boomers: Serving the Next Generation of Seniors (Online)
Register here The baby boomers born between 1946 and 1964 have reached that magic age of 64! How will this generation re-define what growing older means? How can libraries begin to attract these “seniors” now and plan for the future … Continue reading