Toby Greenwalt has put together a little rundown of what he’s planning to talk about at the 2009 Fall Program.
Keynote
Social Library is People: Strategies for Making Your Online Organization More Human
In this presentation, we’ll talk about ways to develop an active model for online library service, using a variety of Web tools to identify patron needs and build new connections. We’ll talk about ways for staff at all levels to participate, and help to develop a online “personality” for your institution.
Breakout
Putting it All Together: Monitoring and Participating in Your Online Community Without Losing Your Mind
In this hands-on workshop, we’ll begin to develop a strategy for your organization’s online participation. Using a variety of tools, we’ll investigate ways in which you can keep tabs on all the content produced in your online community, and get to know a few methods for building better relationships with your digital patron base.
Have you Googled yourself lately? What do others see when they check you out? What does your Web presence say about you? The IOLUG fall program will focus on managing your digital identity and organizing your personal, professional, and organizational roles.
Teasers
Toby Greenwalt (Skokie Public Library, IL and Library Journal 2009 Mover & Shaker), will focus on managing organizational digital identity as our afternoon keynote speaker.
Melissa Kiser (Technology Librarian at Allen County Public Library), will join other panelist discussing personal experiences with digital identity.
