Originally presented on June 23, 2022, with Mark Jochem presenting.
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Originally presented on June 23, 2022, with Mark Jochem presenting.
06/23/2022 in Adult Services, Technology | Permalink | Comments (0)
Originally presented on February 18, 2022, with Rose Ziech presenting.
Drupal 9 Overview
There will be time for Questions & Answers and some logistics regarding the migration.
03/28/2022 in Technology | Permalink | Comments (0)
Originally presented on November 4, 2021, with Laura Solomon presenting.
If you’ve been keeping up with technology-related news, it likely seems that a new data breach, somewhere, is announced nearly daily. What’s going on out there? Why are these breaches becoming so pervasive, and is any legislation on the table to address these types of situations? In this one-hour webinar, we’ll take a look at the current state of digital privacy and discuss some of the ways libraries may be able to help confront some of these issues.
Tech Days 2021: Free Online Tools to Increase your Workflow and Productivity
Wild Wisconsin 2021: Emojis: What Are They and How They Help with Marketing
Recording
11/05/2021 in Adult Services, Technology | Permalink | Comments (0)
Presented on November 15, 2018 with Emily Pfotenhauer, WiLS, presenting
Digitizing libraries’ local history materials is important for preservation purposes and as a means to make the materials more discoverable and accessible. Digitized versions of materials can be made available easily to researchers, students, and anyone with an interest in local history through websites like Recollection Wisconsin and the Digital Public Library of America. This session will include information on how digitization projects can benefit the library and its patrons, general digitization project workflows and ideas for encouraging use of digital collections, as well as an overview of digitization resources available to SCLS members.
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11/29/2018 in Technology | Permalink | Comments (0)
Presented on November 3, 2016 with Ellyssa Kroski presenting.
This 90-minute webinar will discuss all of the major maker tools and technologies – what they are, how they work, how libraries are using them, and specific library programming and project suggestions which could be utilized by libraries with or without a dedicated makerspace.
Recording and slides - please contact Jean for the link.
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11/03/2016 in Technology | Permalink | Comments (0)
A lot of fun and learning took place at the Wintergreen on February 19. We learned science in the morning and played with coding in the afternoon.
The Physics of Plasma with Mike Randall
Plasma is the source of the majority of energy on earth. About 99.9 percent of the observable Universe is made up of plasma. But what IS plasma?
Learn how to teach your students about plasma, using hands-on, engaging activities and fascinating facts. Questions addressed in the workshop include: What is plasma? Where do we find it? How is it made? How do we use it? What can we learn from it?
We will explore how physicists study plasma in the laboratory, and how astronomers study extraterrestrial plasma. Activities include: states of matter; overview of current plasma physics research; plasma ball lab; basic stellar evolution; fusion cookie lab; paraffin wax photometers; calculating the energy source of the sun; identifying elements using spectrometry, and more!
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Dream Big: Learn Code
Learn about the importance of code literacy and the valuable skills it teaches, as well as how to talk about the value of coding to your boss, your stakeholders, and your community! We will also show you many ways to bring coding programs into your libraries and communities with the resources that WisCode Literati offers, and have the opportunity for hands-on learning, testing, playing, and collaboration with your colleagues.
02/23/2016 in Technology, Youth Services | Permalink | Comments (0)
Originally presented 9/22/15 with Kerri Hilbelink and Brian Hahn, SCLS, presenting.
MyPC will be soon be replacing Library Online for time management on public PCs. This session will cover the basics of the software.
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09/23/2015 in Technology | Permalink | Comments (0)
Originally presented September 1, 2015 with Dan Jacobson presenting.
MyPC will be soon be replacing Library Online for time management on public PCs. Attend this webinar to learn about options related to some MyPC configuration settings. Libraries will be asked to vote in the week after the webinar to determine which options are implemented.
The first MyPC Training webinar is scheduled for September 22 at 1:30 p.m. and you can register here.
Recording
09/01/2015 in Technology | Permalink | Comments (0)
Originally presented August 25, 2015.
Digipalooza is OverDrive's international user group conference. Join Sara Gold from WiLS and Jean Anderson from SCLS as they share the highlights, updates, and other news from OverDrive.
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08/25/2015 in OverDrive, Technology | Permalink | Comments (0)
Handouts and Resources from Tech Day 2015 at the Kilbourn Public Library in Wisconsin Dells.
April 29, 2015
Digital Literacy for Everyone (webinar) with Crystal Schimpf
Looking for ways to get you, your staff, and patrons up to speed? If you can figure out Dewey, you can figure out Windows! Gain practical tips, tools, and techniques to help bridge the digital divide at your library and create a culture of learning around technology. Bring your ideas and issues as we discuss common barriers to learning technology and explore three solutions to help staff and patrons become more tech savvy. Walk away with a process and a plan to increase learning in your library.
Discussion & Sharing of Tips & Ideas for Teaching Tech to Patrons
04/28/2015 in Technology | Permalink | Comments (0)
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