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Impressions of Day Two and Three of CIL2010

Posted on April 28, 2010 by (almost) Bald Trainer

My Computers in Libraries experience tends to blur after the first full day of the conference, but here are some of my impressions from those last two days of the conference. My conference tweets from CIL can be found at … Continue reading →

Posted in Chronicles of the (almost) Bald Technical Trainer | Tagged Beth Tribe, Bobbi Newman, CIL, cil2010, computers in libraries, Jason Puckett, Jill Hurst-Wahl, Lori Reed, Rochelle Hartman, Stephen Abrams, T is for Training | 6 Comments

Impressions of CIL 2010 Day One

Posted on April 12, 2010 by (almost) Bald Trainer

As an attendee of this year’s Computers In Libraries conference, I am duty bound to attend some sessions and report out to my library system on what I have learned. As seems to be the Computers In Libraries conference norm, … Continue reading →

Posted in Chronicles of the (almost) Bald Technical Trainer | Tagged cil2010, computers in libraries, Ellyssa Kroski, T is for Training, transliteracy | 2 Comments

CIL 2010: Speaking Engagement

Posted on December 3, 2009 by (almost) Bald Trainer

I will be speaking at the fab CIL (Computers In Libraries) 2010 conference in DC/Virginia next year. The conference runs from Sunday April 12th’s preconferences to the Post Conferences on April 16th I will be part of the Tuesday Track … Continue reading →