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IOLUG provides a minimum of two programs, or conferences, every year. These programs are on topics of interest to the online community in the State of Indiana, and frequently feature local experts and authorities, as well as the occasional national figure. Attendance as these programs is open to both members and non-members of IOLUG.

This page includes information on past programs, as well as notices of upcoming programs. If you have a question regarding IOLUG programs, or a suggestion for a topic, please contact someone on the Program Committee.

Hot or Not: Managing Your Digital Identity

iolugfall09 November 13, 2009
Plainfield Public Library

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.

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Schedule
9-9:30	Registration—with continental breakfast.
9:30-9:35	Introduction to the day by Tom Smith.
9:35-10:30	Morning Keynote - Yes, You Are Speaking In Public: The Implications Of Building a Personal and Professional Online Presence (1 Technology LEU) - Jenica P. Rogers, M.L.S., Director of Libraries, State University of New York, Postdam, New York.
10:30-10:40	Questions
10:45-11:45	3 Breakout Sessions Online Public Identities: The Unexpected Dangers (1 Technology LEU) Jenica P. Rogers, M.L.S., Director of Libraries, State University of New York, Postdam, New York Tips and Tricks (1 Technology LEU) New Friend Request: Managing Personal and Professional Contacts on Facebook - Jason Fields, M.L.S. Chief Operating Officer, Hancock County Public Library Search Engine Optimization Michael Witt, M.L.S., Interdisciplinary Research Librarian, Purdue University The Website with a Face: Digitally connecting to People Where They Are Richard Bernier, M.L.S. Reference and Electronic Services Librarian at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Virtual Venues and Collaboration: Strenthening your staff and services using Facebook Misti Shaw, M.L.S. Music Librarian, Depauw University Facebook Basics (1 Technology LEU) Hands on computer lab on setting up Facebook and learning a few of the “ins and outs of social networking. Twitter basic will also be integrated into this session. Daniel Nguyen, M.I.S, M.L.S. Web Developer, Indianapolis Marion County Public Library and Bill Helling, M.I.S. Assistant Director, Crawfordsville Public Library
11:45-12:30	Lunch and Biz meeting
12:30-1:20	Afternoon Keynote - Organizational Digital Identity (1 Technology LEU) - Toby Greenwalt, M.S.L.I.S., Virtual Services Coordinator at Skokie Public Library
1:20-1:30	Questions
1:30-1:45	Break
1:45-2:45	3 Breakout Sessions Funneling Social Media Feeds (1 Technology LEU) Toby Greenwalt, M.S.L.I.S., Virtual Services Coordinator at Skokie Public Library Tips and Tricks (1 Technology LEU) New Friend Request: Managing Personal and Professional Contacts on Facebook - Jason Fields, M.L.S. Chief Operating Officer, Hancock County Public Library Search Engine Optimization Michael Witt, M.L.S., Interdisciplinary Research Librarian, Purdue University The Website with a Face: Digitally connecting to People Where They Are Richard Bernier, M.L.S. Reference and Electronic Services Librarian at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Virtual Venues and Collaboration: Strenthening your staff and services using Facebook Misti Shaw, M.L.S. Music Librarian, Depauw University Facebook Basics (1 Technology LEU) Hands on computer lab on setting up Facebook and learning a few of the “ins and outs of social networking. Twitter basic will also be integrated into this session.
2:45-3:45	Panel on Personal Experiences with Digital Identity Melissa Kiser, M.L.S, Information Technology Librarian, Allen County Public Library Kayla Gregory, Libraries Marketing Associate, Purdue University. Malissa Hostetler, Graduate Student in Library Science at IUPUI Lisa Lobdell, Graduate Student in Library Science at IUPUI