[Eril-l] Consider Hosting an ALCTS E-Forum!
Rebecca Kemp Goldfinger
rkemp at umd.edu
Wed Aug 3 11:41:43 PDT 2016
Dear Colleagues:
Have you ever wanted to lead a conversation with colleagues from near and
far about professional development topics, without leaving the comfort of
your office? You can do this by hosting an ALCTS E-Forum!
E-Forums are two-day, moderated, electronic discussion forums that provide
an opportunity for librarians to discuss matters of interest on an ALCTS
e-mail listserv. These discussions are free of charge and available to
anyone who wishes to subscribe to the listserv. They occur approximately
once a month.
We are currently seeking discussion leaders (hosts) for e-Forums starting
in September of 2016 and continuing through the fall. Hosts lead the
e-mail discussion and provide summaries of what is discussed.
Here is the E-Forum website, for examples:
http://www.ala.org/alcts/confevents/upcoming/e-forum
Additionally, some potential topics of interest including the following:
- Best practices for getting the most from your ILS
- E-resource licensing
- Managing gifts in the library
- Digitizing paper-based objects, current best practices in describing
digital collections, and preservation issues that arise when digitizing
paper-based collections
- The future of public libraries and printed books
- How libraries handle batch processing of records, including a summary
of tools such as MarcEdit, how they're used, and what librarians are doing
to train themselves to use these tools
- Visualizing workflows and other innovative approaches to workflows
If you are interested in hosting an e-Forum or have any questions, please
contact alcts-eforum-request at lists.ala.org .
Best wishes,
Nadine Ellero & Rebecca Goldfinger, E-Forum Co-Coordinators
alcts-eforum-request at lists.ala.org
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