1 conference, 4 blogs, 8 bloggers, 36 posts

We had a great Wisconsin Library Association Conference in Green Bay last week, thanks to a lot of good work by many people. I put a post in the blog partway through the week, but there are a lot of postings in four different blogs that I know of. If I'm missing some, please post a comment / link! Thanks to all the bloggers for sharing their experiences:

Michael Golrick / Thoughts of a Library Administrator:

• The 411 on Mashups
• Wisconsin Public Library Standards and Certification
• Non-Profit Marketing
• Flash! The Future of the talking book
• Learning Games and Simulations
• Applying Survey Methodology in the Real World
• Keynote by David Maraniss
  

Tasha Saecker / Sites & Soundbytes:

• Poets as Peacemakers, Poets as Healers
• Palm Program
• The New Media Ecology
• Leadership and Resilience
• Tasha's Library 2.0 Presentation Slides
• Podcasting as a Library Tool
• Intellectual Freedom Issues with Judith Krug of ALA
• Preconference - Living Your Life on Purpose with Joan Gilman

Leslie Farrell / Posterhead

• New Media Ecology presentation by Lee Rainie
• Managing Your Library for Great Customer Service with Jefferey Russell

The WLA Blog - with bloggers Beth Carpenter, Joy Schwarz, Pete Gilbert, Nanette Bulebosh, & Amanda Werhane

• The 411 on Mashups (Joy)
• The 411 on Mashups (Beth)
• Tracing Your Ancestors Through Genealogy Tips and Tricks (Joy)
• WisconsinEye.com (Amanda)
• Non-Profit Marketing: What I Should Know about Marketing That My Mother Wouldn't Tell Me (Amanda)
• Taking the "Non" Out of Non-User (Beth)
• UW-Madison Libraries/Google Partnership (Joy)
• The New Media Ecology (Joy)
• The New Media Ecology (Beth)
• Those Who Can, Teach: Becoming a More Effective "One Shot" Trainer (and Explainer) (Joy)
• Tasha explains Library 2.0 for you (Nanette)
• Library Conference Planning 101: Backs to the WAAL (Amanda)
• David Maraniss keynote (Amanda)
• Real World RSS: Developing a Current Awareness Service for Your Patrons (Joy)
• Web 2.0 (Beth)
• Podcasting as a Library Tool (Beth)
• Lutie Stearns and Her Library Legacy - Stuart Stotts (Pete)
• Putting Library Services Where Our Users Live and Work: Future of the OPAC (Joy)
• Applying Survey Methodology in the Real World (Joy)

Thank you all --Wisconsin library folks rock!