12:00 PM
to 1:15 PM
CS-SIS Program: Cool Tools Cafe
140 Attendees
Location
CCC-Four Seasons Ballroom 1
Type Programs, SIS Programs
Emerging technologies are touching all aspects of the law library. Join us for a smorgasbord of tools and gadgets that will help you create, organize and deliver information, increase productivity, and connect with users. Bring your lunch and wander from table to table as tech-savvy law librarians demonstrate some hot new technologies.
For more information about this CS-SIS-produced program, click here.
For more information about this CS-SIS-produced program, click here.
4:15 PM
to 5:15 PM
C4: Communicating with Patrons-The Best of the Best
168 Attendees
Location
CCC-Four Seasons Ballroom 1
Type Programs, AALL Programs
Coordinator & Moderator: Merle J. Slyhoff; Speakers: Susan M. Altmeyer, Amy Burchfield, Marcia Dority Baker, Jessica Drewitz, Jennifer Duperon, Stefanie S. Pearlman, Margaret A. Schilt, George Taoultsides, Stefanie Weigmann
Target Audience: All academic law librarians who need to communicate with students
Learning Outcomes:
1. Participants will be able to identify appropriate student communication strategies for their libraries.
2. Participants will be able to implement new communication methods and products in their libraries.
Communicating with students is a challenge academic law librarians face daily. Our competition is the students' downtime, lunchtime, web time, and time with friends. What's the best way to reach them? What works beyond the lure of free food? Does e-mail work? A Facebook posting? A web product? A snappy presentation in a common area in the library? Outside the library? The ALL-SIS Student Services Committee held a "contest," asking members to submit examples of their successes in communicating with students. Presented as an informal poster session, this program lets you meet the librarians who sumbitted the six "best of the best," learn about and see their projects, pick their brains, and take away ideas that you can implement at your library. Stop by and check out your colleagues' winning ways in communicating with patrons!
Learning Outcomes:
1. Participants will be able to identify appropriate student communication strategies for their libraries.
2. Participants will be able to implement new communication methods and products in their libraries.
Communicating with students is a challenge academic law librarians face daily. Our competition is the students' downtime, lunchtime, web time, and time with friends. What's the best way to reach them? What works beyond the lure of free food? Does e-mail work? A Facebook posting? A web product? A snappy presentation in a common area in the library? Outside the library? The ALL-SIS Student Services Committee held a "contest," asking members to submit examples of their successes in communicating with students. Presented as an informal poster session, this program lets you meet the librarians who sumbitted the six "best of the best," learn about and see their projects, pick their brains, and take away ideas that you can implement at your library. Stop by and check out your colleagues' winning ways in communicating with patrons!
