Mobile Monday Online - Internet Librarian 2010
Lori Bell
Mobile Monday Online – Internet Librarian 2010
Great opportunity – online option for virtually attending the Mobile Monday track .
The best cutting edge conference for information professionals is offering an online option for attending the entire Mobile Monday Track focusing on Trends & Practices in mobile technology and libraries for $99 on Monday, October 25 All day (10am – 5pm).
Full track schedule with session and speaker info from the conference website http://bit.ly/9xswWi
Registration http://bit.ly/9iZcqy for only $99!
Mobile Monday Online – Live from Internet Librarian!
Hear about the latest trends and practices from experts in the field. In conjunction with the “handheld librarians,“ Information Today is offering a virtual conference combining six presentations live from Internet Librarian in Monterey with enhanced interactive discussions online. Hosted by Joe Murphy and Chad Mairn in Monterey, and Tom Peters and Lori Bell online, this new and exciting online event delves into the mobile technology and mobile devices that are front and center in our world these days. Libraries have been using and experimenting with them for years, but now must focus on them as core strategies and elements of service. Hear about opportunities and challenges for libraries in providing relevant services that can be used anywhere, any time. Hear what is working best so far for libraries and what’s at the top of our wish list for the future.
(from http://www.infotoday.com/il2010/overview.asp).
Sessions include -
- Mobile That Works for Your Library with – Jeff Wisniewski
- Designing a Mobile Experience with – Jason Michel, Kwabena Sekyere, and Dave McLaughlin.
- Foursquare, Location-Based Social Networks & Library Apps with Joe Murphy and Jason Clark
- Mobile Usability with Jeff Wisniewski
- Mobile Content with Megan Fox
- Mobile Future with Joe Murphy, Daniel Lee, and Chad Mairn.
The Twitter hashtag for the conference is #intlib10
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Lori Bell
Lecturer
School of Library and Information Science
San Jose State University
(309)338-5115
lbel...@gmail.com
lbel...@yahoo.com