Panning for Gold Spring 2010
March
Friday- March
5, 2010
Understanding
Bibliographic
Metadata for Power Searching
Heidi Hoerman,
School of Library and Information Science, USC
An examination of the
information in catalogs and retrieval databases. Using
bibliographic metadata to improve searching for citations and documents.
Time: 9:30 am to 12:30 pm
Registration Fee: $50.00
Location: Davis College, USC, Columbia Campus
Friday, March
12, 2010
When
Visual
Aids Go Bad … Avoiding the Pitfalls of Public Speaking
Sarah M. Keeling,
School of Library and Information Science, USC
Need to brush up on
public speaking basics? Do you know how to effectively give a
PowerPoint presentation? Do your visual aids help or
hinder? This interactive workshop will help you to be a
better-prepared speaker for any situation.
Time: 9:30 am to 12:30 pm
Registration Fee: $50.00
Location: Davis College, USC, Columbia Campus
Saturday- March
13, 2010
“Once
upon a
Time…”
Helen Fellers,
South Carolina Center for Children's Books and Literacy, USC
Learn how to create a
program using your favorite fairy tales set in the context of their
county of origin. Examples include passport club, journeys to foreign
lands, magic carpet ride, and more. Handouts will be included.
Time:
9:00
am
to 12:00 pm
Registration Fee: $50.00
Location: South Carolina Center for Children's Books and
Literacy, Mezzanine Level, South Carolina State Library, 1500 Senate
Street, Columbia, SC. You may park in any of the spaces at the
rear of the building. Enter through the rear door.
Friday- March
26, 2010
Non-traditional
Jobs
and Your Career
Jack Bryan,
Retired, Director of Administration, SC Attorney General's Office
A scarcity of jobs,
some blogs full of comments about poor job satisfaction, and here you
are with a graduate degree in a stagnant economy. Hear from a
Davis grad who retired from a challenging and satisfying 31 year career
that included less than 12 months of formal library employment and the
hiring of four other MLS students or grads. Be introspective
about your education, experience and motivation to see potential jobs
and make you the outstanding applicant. This isn't a typical
library school and your job search need not be limited to the typical
library jobs.
Time: 9:30 am to 12:30 pm
Registration Fee: $50.00
Location: Davis College, USC, Columbia Campus
Friday - March
26, 2010
All
about
Consumer Health Information and Services
Feili Tu, School of
Library and Information Science, USC
Some of the most
asked reference questions in libraries today involve current health
information and local, state and national medical resources. The
librarian's ability to respond knowledgeably is most important.
This workshop is designed to help information professionals learn about
the basic concepts, issues, resources, service models and technology
used in helping the library patrons with their health information needs.
Time: 9:30 am to 3:00 (lab session included)
Registration Fee: $75.00
Location: Davis College, USC, Columbia Campus
Saturday -
March
27, 2010
Turning
Information
into Intelligence: Business Information Toolkit for the
21st Century
Kendra Albright,
School of Library and Information Science, USC
This course will
provide students with an introduction to the principles and practices
of gathering and synthesizing business intelligence, including
competitive intelligence, environmental scanning, and issues
management, to promote decision making within an organization.
Topics included are: industry/market analysis, executives' use of
information, the evaluation of information sources, and the creation of
intelligence reports. Upon completion of the workshop the individual
will be familiar with key concepts of business intelligence, the
intelligence life cycle and processes, types of intelligence, value of
business intelligence programs, ethical issues associated with business
intelligence, and a range of intelligence methods.
Intended for librarians, information professionals and business
professionals.
Time: 9:30 am to 12:30 pm
Registration Fee: $50.00
Location: Davis College, USC, Columbia Campus
Register Online
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