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Learn from the comfort of your own PC. These affordable, online modules are a great way to stay current with technology, management and other topics. By combining technological innovation with expertise, we bring the best in educational resources to adult learners around the world—anytime, anywhere, at any stage in life.
Internet-based learning courses that support personal and professional development, offering self-paced training in topics ranging from grant writing to information technology to project management, and from using a PC to networking in an enterprise environment. Current course providers include MindLeaders, The University of North Texas, OCLC and WebJunction. Course topics range from technology to management.
A comprehensive, searchable database of online education programs and courses for library staff and information professionals. Includes online courses offered by ALA-accredited library schools, undergraduate schools, community colleges, regional library networks and WebJunction. Funded in part by the Institute for Museum and Library Services (IMLS).
This program supports libraries creating, implementing and consuming online learning. The initial training offerings are for online trainers, presenters and course creators. These courses are delivered live and online by InSync Training for WebJunction members.
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E-learning Institute, a program that supports libraries in creating, implementing and consuming online learning.
The courses are delivered live and online by InSync Training for WebJunction members.
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Blended Learning Guide
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Sustaining Public Access Computing Programs: Technology and Management Competencies
Trends in E-learning for Library Staff: A Summary of Research Findings
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