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Soaring to Excellence 2008
Mapping the Library Landscape: Every library worker a trendspotter
Finding the Trends That Matter: Get Your Environmental Scan On
Broadcast date: October 26, 2007
Speakers: Steven Bell and Catherine Wilt
People Watching With a Purpose: Meeting Needs Before They Need It
Broadcast date: February 8, 2008
Speakers: Ann P. Bishop and Nancy Kranich
Trends, Fads or Folly: Spotting the Library Trends That Really Matter
Broadcast date: April 11, 2008
Speakers: Tom Peters and Lori Bell
Register online
All teleconferences are 90 minutes in length - Noon to 1:30 pm Eastern Time
It is critical to our future to have the ability to identify the trends that will impact our libraries and our users. We need to plan to adequately put into place the resources, services and staff capacity that will allow us to remain agile and proactive in serving our user communities. A trendspotter is someone who is capable, by virtue of keeping up with information from a variety of sources (mostly outside of librarianship), of identifying current and coming trends, and communicating and sharing that information with colleagues. It doesn’t have to be only the library director. All staff can and should play a role in spotting the trends.
Earn college credit for this series through the LTA Program at College of DuPage! Contact Linda Slusar for more info.
Soaring 2007 and Previous Teleconferences
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