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What are you looking to learn this year?

What are you looking to learn this year?. Today’s Agenda:. Review of our latest learning offerings, usage stats & your feedback Kathleen Gesinger & Dale Musselman – 30 min WebJunction course pilot: webinar + videos + self-paced activities + quiz Betha Gutsche – 30 minutes

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What are you looking to learn this year?

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  1. What are you looking to learn this year?

  2. Today’s Agenda: Review of our latest learning offerings, usage stats & your feedback Kathleen Gesinger & Dale Musselman – 30 min WebJunction course pilot: webinar + videos + self-paced activities + quiz BethaGutsche – 30 minutes lynda.com review – latest stats, your experience & feedback! Kathleen – 20 minutes Upcoming cycle of 2014 WebJunction Webinartopics Jennifer Peterson – 5 minutes September Partner Meeting19 September 2013

  3. Learning offerings – a quick review!

  4. Self Paced Courses

  5. Self Paced Courses

  6. Self Paced Courses

  7. Archived Webinars– library-specific content from WebJunction, ALCTS, Infopeople, Montana State Library and TechSoup Archived Webinars

  8. WJ Course Completion Certificate! Archived Webinars

  9. …we interrupt this review…

  10. From the desk of Dale Musselman To: WebJunction teamFrom: Dale Musselman July was very good for the archives. While now comprising 9% of the total catalog, archives represented 35% of July’s 899 enrollments.Here are the enrollments and number of items in the catalog: Webinar Archives319 enrollments (42 items) LibraryU   161 enrollments (17 items) WJ Courses06enrollments(2 items) Skillsoft    413enrollments (399 items)

  11. June – August 2013 • An increase in library-specific content & enrollments

  12. AUGUST 2013 Enrollments 34%

  13. June – August 2013 enrollments

  14. June – August 2012 Top Courses

  15. June – August 2013 Top Courses

  16. Current list of archived webinars

  17. Current list of archived webinars ..cont.

  18. Current list of archived webinars ..cont.

  19. Archived Webinars - examples & feedback -

  20. Archived Webinars - ALCTS

  21. Archived Webinars - ALCTS

  22. Archived Webinars - Infopeople

  23. Archived Webinars - Infopeople

  24. Archived Webinars - Infopeople

  25. Archived Webinars - techsoup

  26. Archived Webinars - techsoup

  27. Archived Webinars - techsoup

  28. Archived Webinars – Montana State Library

  29. Archived Webinars – Montana State Library

  30. Archived Webinars – Montana State Library

  31. What do you think? First impressions. What have you heard from members?Ideas for our next archived webinars?Other…

  32. WebJunction course pilot

  33. Coursinar Pilot Where Teens and Technology Meet: Engaging Teens with Digital Media Built on recorded presentation by:Angela BradeChief Operating Officer, Support Services, Howard County Library System, Maryland

  34. HOMAGO and HiTech Labs HOMAGO: Hanging Out. Messing Around. Geeking Out. It is an exploratory learning approach that has been used successfully to engage youth. The Howard County Library System’s HiTech Digital Media Lab applies innovative teaching methods based on HOMAGO, demonstrating that teens learn most effectively through hands-on projects and peer-to-peer communications.

  35. Learnabout: hands-on instruction in a teen-centered environment the HOMAGO approach how HiTech Labs engage teens at the library the connection between digital media and STEM what works, both high and low tech

  36. HOMAGO Theory Hanging Out. Messing Around. Geeking Out. HOMAGO is “a working hypothesis that those immersed in new digital tools and networks are engaged in an unprecedented exploration of language, games, social interaction, problem solving, and self-directed activity that leads to diverse forms of learning.” —Hanging Out, Messing Around and Geeking Out. The experiential learning theory is based on research led by Professor Mizuko Ito, Associate Researcher at the Humanities Research Institute at the University of California, Irvine. Ito and colleagues derived this theory by observing the relationship between youth and digital media, and noting the three levels of participation.

  37. Coursinar in slide-sorter view

  38. Getting Started Toolkit • Are you wondering how your library might get started on a digital media and learning program? • The YOUmedia Network at the Harold Washington Library in Chicago has an excellent Getting Started Toolkit. • Explore the toolkit, using the link in Part 1 of the Learning Guide. (download from Attachments, upper right corner) • Consider the questions in Part 1. Discuss with colleagues or write down your own answers and thoughts. • When you are ready to continue the recording, click next.

  39. Let’s check it out!

  40. What do you think?

  41. lynda.com review

  42. Business content

  43. Technology content

  44. lynda.com – seats lynda.com pilot so far: 835 new lynda.com accounts 698 users have logged in 84% of all users logged in 414 course titles selected924 total courses accessed

  45. June – August 2013 Top 20 courses

  46. What do you think?

  47. lynda.com survey to learners this fall • Is the technology and business content offered by lynda.com useful and relevant, and to what degree • Is the system easy to use; courses easy to launch and relaunch? • Is the learning experience engaging/enjoyable? • Are learners satisfied with the content? • Are there any recommendations for lynda.com or WJ about how to improve any of the above?

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