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Gmail is one of the most popular email services today and is where you access your NEFLIN email. Gmail has a wealth of resources to help to create efficiency in your day to day work routine. Join Rachel Eichen as she explores some of the advanced functionality within the application including: Document Sharing RSS Feedreading Advanced Email Options including incredible tools straight from the Google labs Virtual Trainer: Rachel Eichen, Novare Library Services
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Rachel Eichen is a certified presenter who has had over three years of teaching experience. She has taught computer classes to passengers on the Grand Princess cruise ship, which included such topics as Adobe Photoshop and Microsoft Office. She also taught classes while working within the software industry. She enjoys learning about new technology trends and loves sharing this information with others. Rachel holds a Master’s degree in Library & Information Science and a bachelor’s degree in Technical Writing.
When registering you also be registered for Part 2 - Thursday July 24, 2014 @ 1:00 PM EST
Prezi for library staff
Prezi is a cloud-based presentation software that is an alternative to PowerPoint. Many individuals like Prezi because of its unique presentation style that uses zooming to move in and out of slides. The goals for this class are to:
Explore the basics of Prezi and how it's different from other presentation applications
Learn the tips and tricks for a creating a successful Prezi presentation
Show how to find and share Prezi content appropriate for your audience
Discuss alternative presentation sites
During this two part class, attendees will create their own Prezi, customize it for their audience, and have the option to receive feedback.
Virtual Trainer: Rachel Eichen, Novare Library Services
Creating a productive work environment
In this day and age of smartphones and cloud storage, we’re more connected than ever. But with so much new technology, it can be hard to stay productive.
During this two-part class, we will:
Explore different applications to help us stay productive
Show how our various connected devices help us stay organized
Examine what cloud computing is and how we can go beyond document storage to get the most of it
Learn tips and tricks to stay on task
Between classes, attendees will each be asked to put into practice techniques discussed in class. One-on-one assistance with the instructor will be provided during this time.
Instructor: Rachel Eichen
Rachel Eichen is a certified presenter who has had over three years of teaching experience. She has taught computer classes to passengers on the Grand Princess cruise ship, which included such topics as Adobe Photoshop and Microsoft Office. She also taught classes while working within the software industry. She enjoys learning about new technology trends and loves sharing this information with others. Rachel holds a Master’s degree in Library & Information Science and a bachelor’s degree in Technical Writing.
Vine and Other Video Content Creators
Self-created content dominates the web. Short videos created on mobile devices from services like Vine can help you create fun, quirky and impactful video without a lot of technical know-how. During this two-part class, we will explore:
Explore the basics of Vine and how it’s different from other video sites
Learn the tips and tricks for a successful Vine
Show how to find and share Vine content appropriate for your audience
Discuss other video content creator sites
During this two part class, attendees will create their own vine, customize it for their audience, and have the option to receive feedback.
Instructor: Rachel Eichen
Rachel Eichen is a certified presenter who has had over three years of teaching experience. She has taught computer classes to passengers on the Grand Princess cruise ship, which included such topics as Adobe Photoshop and Microsoft Office. She also taught classes while working within the software industry. She enjoys learning about new technology trends and loves sharing this information with others. Rachel holds a Master’s degree in Library & Information Science and a bachelor’s degree in Technical Writing.
Tumblr April 2014
This document provides an overview and introduction to using Tumblr for libraries. It discusses what Tumblr is, how it works, and how libraries can use it professionally. The agenda includes explaining Tumblr's functionality, finding library pages on Tumblr, interacting and engaging audiences on Tumblr, and tips for using it. Specific examples are provided of libraries, authors, and book blogs currently using Tumblr successfully. The homework assignment is to set up a basic Tumblr blog and make an original post with tags and reblog another post.
All About Hashtags
#yolo #tbt #whatdoesthisevenmean? Hashtags might have started with Twitter, but now they are all over social media including Facebook, Instagram, Tumblr and more. You’ll see a word or a string of word strung together with a pound sign (#). Originally just intended for classification, hashtags have taken on a life of their own, but can sometimes be hard to decipher. Join us as we explore the origins of hashtags, how people are using them today, and how to decode some of these mysterious hashtag phrases. We’ll also discuss best practices using them in a library setting.
Biography ~ Rachel Eichen
Rachel Eichen is a certified presenter who has had over three years of teaching experience. She has taught computer classes to passengers on the Grand Princess cruise ship, which included such topics as Adobe Photoshop and Microsoft Office. She also taught classes while working within the software industry. She enjoys learning about new technology trends and loves sharing this information with others. Rachel holds a Master’s degree in Library & Information Science and a bachelor’s degree in Technical Writing.
Social Media Success: Creating & Implementing a Social Media Plan!
During this two-part workshop, attendees will take the theory of social media plans and make them a reality for their library. Each attendee will develop a basic social media plan to implement at their library. Social Media to be discussed includes: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, Pinterest and more.
The course includes:
Analysis of Social Media demographics
Exploration of effective posting techniques and times of major social media
Recommendations of uses for different social media
Recommendations for a social media schedule
Exploration of tools and statistics to make social media successful
Between classes, attendees will work one on one with the instructor on their custom social media plan.
Creating handouts and flyers that work
This document provides guidance on designing effective documents using Microsoft Word. It discusses basic design principles like considering your audience and message. It offers tips on using complimentary colors and avoiding clashing or overused colors. The document reviews effective and ineffective fonts and how to format text. It compares using clipart versus photos and how to properly size and format images. Overall, the document is an instructional guide for designing documents in Word.
Fanfiction (Connecting with Pop Culture)
What if Harry Potter never went to Hogwarts? What if your favorite character had a twin or a kid? Connected with someone other than the show matched them with?
Fanfiction knows the answer! Fanfiction, also known as fanfic, is literature written by fans of a particular work and published online. In fact, the popular series Fifty Shades of Grey originated as fanfic for the book series Twilight. Join us as we examine the ups and downs of the wide world of fanfic. We’ll also talk about resources that you can use to create fanfic and other fan-related works.
About the Instructor:
Rachel Eichen is a certified presenter who has had over three years of teaching experience. She has taught computer classes to passengers on the Grand Princess cruise ship, which included such topics as Adobe Photoshop and Microsoft Office. She also taught classes while working within the software industry. She enjoys learning about new technology trends and loves sharing this information with others. Rachel holds a Master’s degree in Library & Information Science and a bachelor’s degree in Technical Writing.
Reddit and Imgur
Reddit is a unique type of news and message board site that is built for users by users. It is an aggregate for memes, music, news, and other user generated content. It has also been in the news for several high profile “Ask Me Anything” sessions with individuals like President Barack Obama, Bill Gates and Stephen Colbert.
Imgur is a popular image sharing site with over 23 million images shared monthly. It is similar and often integrated with Reddit.
Join us as we learn about how these sites work and what makes them so popular. In addition, we will discuss ways you can use them for your library and for professional development.
Book discovery
This document discusses and compares several tools for libraries and readers to use for cataloging and discovering books. It outlines the features of LibraryThing and Goodreads, two popular sites for creating catalogs and getting recommendations. Other tools mentioned include What Should I Read Next for recommendations, Book Lamp for reading challenges, and Game of Books for a book-themed trivia game. The document provides links to libraries using some of these tools and asks for any other questions.
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- 3. Agenda Basic G-mail Review New G-mail Changes Google Docs/Drive Google RSS Reader G-mail Labs
- 4. How do I G-mail? http://www.gmail.com OR http://mail.neflin.org (if you have a @neflin.org e-mail)
- 5. Gmail Review Send/Receive with ease Star/Label important messages Filter messages for more control Search for important messages
- 6. Google Calendar Create events Use invites and see who’s going Quick add to save time
- 8. New Compose Window Like a chat window See inbox while writing Multiple e-mails at once Preview mode – not required
- 10. Google Docs/Google Drive Two different names Docs = Office for the web Drive = Cloud Storage Free! Access anywhere Great for collaboration
- 12. Google Docs/Google Drive Create a new document or upload View Revision History Control sharing and editing Download in multiple formats Organize and Star
- 13. Forms Customize questions & type See responses in summary or spreadsheet Change theme Share like regular Google doc
- 14. RSS Review Really Simple Syndication AKA “Feeds” Keep track of site updates Avoid visiting multiple sites Manage with RSS Reader
- 15. Google Reader
- 16. Google Reader Subscribe by searching or with URL Scroll to mark as read Scroll “forever” Group feeds together Star/Share items
- 17. G-mail Labs Settings > Labs Remember to click “Save Changes” Experimental!
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