We are certainly doing some great things here at the state library. Our DISCUS program director and training coordinator have just put together their first podcast and it sounds great! You can listen to it online at www.scdiscus.org.
November 22, 2006
November 17, 2006
Group Photo
On our final day of the NCES Fellows Program, we all got together and had a group photo :-) Overall, the program is certainly well worth attending. There were only 4 of us who are librarians, however, we certainly learned much about what NCES produces along the lines of educational statistics. I'll soon be holding some classes online using OPAL to teach a little bit about what I learned.
November 16, 2006
Full day at NCES
Today was jam-packed with information, some of which was so involved with creating tabular and graphical reports that I could hardly keep up! So much statistical data and so little time! This was a photo of the Nation's Report Card web site that has a great deal of information about schools.
November 14, 2006
circle of fellows
Today we did a very interesting break out session where we shared information about how we interact with NCES as well as what we do differently from NCES which lead into many other threads of conversations about educational statistics!
November 13, 2006
IES web site
Today was the first day of the NCES (National Center for Education Statistics) Fellows Program. We certainly learned a lot but the most useful was learning about the web site nces.ed.gov. Click on the photo to see the description of what I learned!
November 09, 2006
Drive for NC Libraries
This is a great idea that the NC Library Association is doing in support of the association and libraries in North Carolina. For more information visit www.nclaonline.org/license/.
November 05, 2006
Librarians who IM wiki
If you are a librarian with an instant message account, be sure to visit this wiki, log in, and add your name! This is a great way to share your IM name with other librarians. Click on the image, then visit the link in the description to visit the wiki.
November 03, 2006
OPAL Online Programming for All Libraries
If you haven't given OPAL a try, please do. It's a wonderful resource for many archived training sessions on various topics directly and indirectly related to libraries. Today I taught a 3 hour continuing education class for our USC School of Library and Information Science about using OPAL and I think everyone certainly learned something new... Be sure to visit www.opal-online.org and especially check out the archived events!
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