========================================================================
==
ACQflash ** ACQflash ** ACQflash ** ACQflash ** ACQflash ** ACQflash
This is a time-sensitive posting from ACQNET
It is not indexed but it is archived for one calendar year
========================================================================
==
Date: Fri, 14 May 2004
From: Michele Manley <ubdlis_at_hotmail.com>
Subject: Position Announcement
Multiple postings - please excuse any duplication!
Summer's here and it's a great time to augment your resume without the
pressure of travel or schedules. How? Enroll in an LIS continuing
education
workshop delivered via the Internet. Learn at work, at home, or in your
back yard - a computer with Internet access is all that's needed to
access
these workshops, accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week during the
posting period. New workshops have been added covering service to teens
and
decoding citations as a documents survival kit.
Full descriptions of each workshop, prices, and dates can be accessed
from
<http://informatics.buffalo.edu/faculty/robinson/ce/descriptions.htm>.
Workshop topics:
Computers - Networking:
* Basic Networking for Librarians
* Implementing New Library Technologies
Government Information/Documents:
* Documents Jump Start
* Documents Survival Kit: The Citation Method
* Legislative Research
* Regulations
Youth and Readers' Services:
* Genre Fiction in Public Libraries
* Readers' Advisory Services
* Top 5 Steps to Better Serve Teen Patrons
Web Design - Internet Technologies:
* Constructing Usable, Accessible Web sites from Scratch
* Introduction to XML
* Designing and Constructing Database Driven Web Sites
Course modules are posted on UBlearns or on the Web and accessed via a
password sent by E-mail to registrants. Participants proceed at their
own
pace through course content, with questions and assignments fielded by
the
instructor via a Web Bulletin Board or by E-mail.
These non-credit courses do not require enrollment at the University at
Buffalo and will not appear on university transcripts. They accrue
Continuing Education credits -- CEUs.
For more information, review the course descriptions
<http://informatics.buffalo.edu/faculty/robinson/ce/descriptions.htm>
or contact Judith Robinson, Department of Library and Information
Studies,
School of Informatics, 534 Baldy Hall, Buffalo, NY 14260-1020; (716)
645-2412 ext. 1166; FAX (716) 645-3775; E-mail: lisrobin_at_buffalo.edu;
http://informatics.buffalo.edu/faculty/Robinson/index.htm
****** END OF FILE ********** ACQflash ********** END OF FILE ******
--------------------------------------------------------------
For information about ACQNET's editorial policies,
how to subscribe/unsubscribe, and access to Archives, see:
http://acqweb.library.vanderbilt.edu/acqweb/acqnet.html
--------------------------------------------------------------
Received on Fri May 14 2004 - 15:44:46 UTC