Prezi is such a wonderful tool to give presentations. It's Presenting 3.0! Check out this presentation I just put together for our next board meeting.
July 26, 2010
July 24, 2010
July 16, 2010
WorkSC.org in the news
Our State Library workforce development trainer, Jason Broughton, got us in the news showing our newest web site, WorkSC.org. Congrats to him and to the Beaufort County library for doing some great work helping people get back to work!
July 13, 2010
SC Rural Library Profile - Fairfield County
Here is a video project that I have just completed which highlights one of South Carolina's rural libraries.
July 07, 2010
Staff Day Presentation for Horry County
Here is my presentation for the Horry County Library Staff Day - July 8, 2010.
Reading Rooster Recommends July 7 2010
Looking for children’s book recommendations during these dog days of summer? Check out the latest Reading Rooster Recommends!
July 01, 2010
Social media and advocacy
Here is another presentation I did at the ALA annual conference.
Social media and advocacy
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Three steps to using social media
Here is one of the two presentations I did at this year's American Library Association annual conference in Washington, DC. This was for the ALA Chapter Relations Office orientation program.
Three steps to using social media 2010
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Grassroots 2.0: Tips from the Advocacy Experts | American Libraries Magazine
Here is an excerpt from American Libraries Magazine about my recent presentation at ALA:
The joint ALSC/AASL program “Grassroots 2.0: New Technologies” program on Sunday morning brought together three experts on delivering effective library messages to legislators.
Curtis R. Rogers of the South Carolina State Library presented a slideshow of social media resources that librarians can use to promote the library and engage lawmakers. Libraries should all have an electronic newsletter, a Facebook page, Twitter feeds, a blog, and a YouTube channel as a matter of course, he said. They will make a difference when you really need it, such as when South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford decided to eliminate by veto all funding for the state’s libraries. (The measure was defeated last week 110–5, which Rogers attributes in part to the state library’s Save SC Libraries Facebook page.)
Grassroots 2.0: Tips from the Advocacy Experts | American Libraries Magazine
The joint ALSC/AASL program “Grassroots 2.0: New Technologies” program on Sunday morning brought together three experts on delivering effective library messages to legislators.
Curtis R. Rogers of the South Carolina State Library presented a slideshow of social media resources that librarians can use to promote the library and engage lawmakers. Libraries should all have an electronic newsletter, a Facebook page, Twitter feeds, a blog, and a YouTube channel as a matter of course, he said. They will make a difference when you really need it, such as when South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford decided to eliminate by veto all funding for the state’s libraries. (The measure was defeated last week 110–5, which Rogers attributes in part to the state library’s Save SC Libraries Facebook page.)
Grassroots 2.0: Tips from the Advocacy Experts | American Libraries Magazine
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