The Academic Library Division of the Georgia Library Association/Georgia Chapter of ACRL invites Georgia and Southeastern (SELA) academic librarians to submit papers for presentation at the 2012 Georgia Council of Media Organizations’ Conference. Accepted papers are to be delivered in person at the scheduled session. Cash awards funded by Yankee Book and by EBSCO for… Continue Reading GLA/SELA Call for Academic Papers
We hope you’re planning to attend the annual COMO conference of the Georgia Library Association in Athens, GA, Oct. 5-7, 2011. Why not add to the interesting and informative sessions? The COMO proposal form is now live at http://www.georgiacomo.org. The deadline for making presentation proposals is May 31, 2011.
Please share your comments and suggestions regarding the 2010 GaCOMO Conference by taking a brief moment to complete the COMO Evaluation Form. http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/PVJVD8M Thanks so much for your feedback! Carol Stanley, GLA President and COMO Program Chair
How would you and your library benefit from learning the best practices in improving customer satisfaction through the creation of outstanding customer experiences? You just might be surprised! The Customer Service Experience @ Your Library blended learning program involves participants in three interactive learning environments as we explore best practices in improving customer satisfaction through… Continue Reading The Customer Service Experience @ Your Library: a blended learning opportunity
Thank you and mea culpa for the 2010 GOLD GALILEO Conference! http://wp.me/pZGIi-1c Toni ZimmermanDirector, Resource Sharing & Interlibrary CooperationGeorgia Public Library ServiceA Unit of the BOR Univ System of GA1800 Century Place, Suite 150Atlanta, GA 30345-4304P(404)235.7129F(404)235.7201tzimmerman@georgialibraries.orgwww.georgialibraries.org
Even the simplest interchange can illuminate a RESOURCE EXCHANGE!http://wp.me/pZGIi-13Georgia Library Staff – Turn your lights ON! Toni ZimmermanDirector, Resource Sharing & Interlibrary CooperationGeorgia Public Library ServiceA Unit of the BOR Univ System of GA1800 Century Place, Suite 150Atlanta, GA 30345-4304P(404)235.7129F(404)235.7201tzimmerman@georgialibraries.orgwww.georgialibraries.org
Only 7 days until the stars align for you!http://tinyurl.com/28v7ufd The GOLD/GALILEO Users Group Conference still has lots of registration options for you. It will be worth the journey! — Toni Z. Toni ZimmermanDirector, Resource Sharing & Interlibrary CooperationGeorgia Public Library ServiceA Unit of the BOR Univ System of GA1800 Century Place, Suite 150Atlanta, GA 30345-4304P(404)235.7129F(404)235.7201tzimmerman@georgialibraries.orgwww.georgialibraries.org
Early-bird discounted registration for GOLD GALILEO Conference ends at 5PM, Monday, Aug 2 http://tinyurl.com/2c85bpb Turn-On Your Passion for Resource Sharing! Got pins? Toni ZimmermanDirector, Resource Sharing & Interlibrary CooperationGeorgia Public Library ServiceA Unit of the BOR Univ System of GA1800 Century Place, Suite 150Atlanta, GA 30345-4304P(404)235.7129F(404)235.7201tzimmerman@georgialibraries.orgwww.georgialibraries.org
Journal entry from a GOLD/GALILEO Users Group Advisory Committee Representative – Conference Musings – On behalf of small public libraries and rural communities – July 26, 2010 – Susan Stephens, Director, Chattooga County Library System, Summerville, GA “It moves, nevertheless!” I am not sure why this quote, attributed to Galileo Galilei, strikes such a chord… Continue Reading For rural libraries, the GOLD/GALILEO Conference is like an approaching comet: It moves! #ggconference
Journal entry from a GOLD/GALILEO Users Group Advisory Committee Representative – Conference Musings – On behalf of large public libraries – July 21, 2010 – Deborah Mack, Electronic Resources Librarian, Atlanta Fulton Public Library System, Atlanta, GA Hello friends,I’m writing to share a few orbital observations from a fellow procurer librarian. A significant virtual audience… Continue Reading Shifting the e-revolution in libraries into hyperdrive!#ggconference