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Date: Wednesday, August 10, 2011 PacificEastern 8:30-9:0011:30-12:00Welcome and WebEx Orientation 9:00-10:0012:00-1:00 Born to Forget: How to Survive and Thrive in the Age of Information Overload Jay Turner 10:00-10:151:00-1:15Break 10:15-11:151:15-2:15Happiness Through Personal LearningMarianne Lenox 11:15-11:302:15-2:30Break 11:30-12:302:30-3:30 Lights! Camera! Action! Using video for patron and staff instruction Angela Nolet and Amber Slaven 12:30-12:453:30-3:45Break 12:45-1:453:45-4:45Getting Admin Buy-In for TrainingSarah Houghton-Jan Date: Thursday, August 11, 2011 PacificEastern 8:45-9:0011:45-12:00Welcome and WebEx Orientation 9:00-10:0012:00-1:00 Instructional Literacy and the Library Educator: Reflective Habits for Effective Practice Char Booth 10:00-10:151:00-1:15Break 10:15-11:151:15-2:15Tech Training Skills for 21st Century Library Staff Crystal Schimpf, Kieran Hixon, and Nancy Trimm 11:15-11:302:15-2:30Break 11:30-12:302:30-3:30Beyond 23 Things: Enhanced Self-Paced TrainingJane Healy and Julie Erickson 12:30-12:453:30-3:45Break 12:45-1:453:45-4:45 Cultivating the Library as a Site of Participatory Culture and Learning Buffy Hamilton 1:45-2:004:45-5:00Wrap Up

WebJunction the learning place for libraries Our vision – vibrant, relevant libraries in every community. Our mission – be the place where public library staff gather to build the knowledge, skills and support we need to power relevant, vibrant libraries.

Thanks to the generous support of the following state library agencies, WebJunction offers webinar programs for free to all who wish to attend: State Library of Kansas Maine State Library Minnesota State Library Agency & Minitex Missouri State Library State Library of North Carolina State Library of Ohio Access Pennsylvania Library of Virginia Washington State Library Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records Connecticut State Library Florida Department of State’s Division of Library and Information Services Georgia Public Library Service State Library of Iowa Idaho Commission for Libraries Illinois State Library Indiana State Library

PROMOTES QUALITY CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR ALL LIBRARY PERSONNEL. HELPS LIBRARY STAFF NETWORK WITH OTHER CONTINUING EDUCATION PROVIDERS FOR THE EXCHANGE OF IDEAS, CONCERNS AND SOLUTIONS. SERVES AS A SOURCE FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION ASSISTANCE, PUBLICATIONS, MATERIALS, TRAINING AND ACTIVITIES. ADVOCATES FOR QUALITY LIBRARY CONTINUING EDUCATION AT BOTH THE LOCAL AND NATIONAL LEVELS.

Membership Benefits Discounts on pre-conference such as the 2012 Disney Pre-conference: Quality Service Training for Staff. Automatic membership to the American Management Association (AMA) (preferred professional) with 10% discount on courses and free access to web resources. Get involved nationally! Learning Round Table members present at national conferences (including online conferences like this one), blog at ALALearning.org, contribute to our wiki and newsletter, and plan programs and events at ALA. Whatever your continuing education responsibilities, the Learning Round Table can make you more effective! alalearning.org facebook.com/ALALearning

Production Team Learning RT Sharon Morris Mary Beth Faccioli Maurice Coleman WebJunction Betha Gutsche* Jennifer Peterson* Kathleen Gesinger Kendra Morgan Sharon Streams Zola Maddison

Questions for Discussion Conference Question: “How can you cultivate a culture of learning?” Break Question: “What are your next steps using what you learned in this session?” Presenter provided questions o Questions available for viewing parties o For those viewing archives o For additional discussion on WJ

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