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• Upgrading Minimal Level Records in OCLC/Database Enrichment
• Map cataloging
• HTML, XML and their use in cataloging
• WIKI creating & using
• RSS creating and using
• How to use “Vista”
• ILS
• More on metadata
• “JAVA” client – use of (SirsiDynix)
• How to 2.0 your library
• Streaming Video
• Data Creation
• Buying and Selling books on Ebay
• Care and handling of rare books
• How to Design Training Sessions: how to identify the target audience and how best they learn; training needs analysis; designing support materials and visual aids; involving the audience. (source ASLIB)
• Economics for the Real World: Understanding Economic Data: address the key economic principles that underpin business and government, bypassing the highly abstract and unrealistic components of much conventional economics training. Clarify the issues and interpret the jargon in order to make economic theory relevant to business activity.Equip attendees with a practical understanding of the ways in which economists try to describe and explain the workings of the economy, the significance of the many types of economic data and how changes in them should be interpreted.(source ASLIB)
• Finding Digital Information: Sources and Searching: for those who carry out searches and who need an overview of the kinds of sources available, the kinds of systems which give access to them, and the most effective ways of finding the right information quickly. To cover questions for reference and for research, and the ways these are matched to sources and search techniques. Varying kinds of resources, by level, content and environment. Illustrates effective search tactics and show how these can be combined into a strategic approach for finding the right information.(source ASLIB)
• What to preserve? Significant property of digital objects Significant properties are essential characteristics of a digital object (DO) which must be preserved for the DO to remain accessible and meaningful. Understanding of the significant properties of DOs is crucial to developing and maintaining best practices.