[Neasis-l] Simmons GSLIS CE Workshop: Using Google Maps at Your Library

GSLIS CE2 gslisce2 at simmons.edu
Fri Jun 12 14:59:51 EDT 2009


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Simmons GSLIS Continuing Education

Make Your Point! Using Google Maps at your Library
Online: July 1 - 31, 2009
$250 ($200 Simmons GSLIS Alumni)
PDPs: 15

Explore and learn the ins and outs of Google Maps and consider the 
possibilities this tool offers your library. We will begin with an 
overview of Google Maps and Google's mapping tools and functionality, 
look at eight mapping examples which could easily be used in library 
settings as either program extensions or an extension of existing 
library services, and brainstorm about your individual libraries and how 
you might use Google maps.
 
Participants will leave with extensive handouts about Google Maps, with 
easily implementable steps to take to create any of the mapping 
applications covered, and with a broader understanding of Google Maps 
and mapping tools available.

/Faculty: Bonnie Peirce is Head of Children's Services at the Dover Town 
Library and was recently profiled in Library Journal's Movers and 
Shakers as a 'Web 2.0 guru'. Bonnie is the founder of B3OK 
<http://www.b3ok.org>, an open global mobile knowledge network 
connecting the physical and digital worlds. She is also co-founder and 
CTO of thebestkidsbooksite.com <http://www.thebestkidsbooksite.com>, a 
growing and unique knowledge brokering service serving child-focused 
professionals and families around the world, and founder of the Library 
Goddesses Blog Network, a collaborative blog network with companion 
wikis to enable librarians across the United States and Canada to share 
their knowledge of books and their professional experience with many 
different aspects of librarianship. Bonnie is a graduate of GSLIS, 
received her business degree from Thunderbird and did her undergraduate 
work at Dartmouth College. Bonnie has traveled extensively, is an avid 
podcaster, blogger, and advocate for incorporating new media tools and 
practices into public library services, and has an abiding interest in 
global literacy; wizardhere at gmail.com/

For more information on GSLIS CE online workshops: 
http://www.simmons.edu/gslis/careers/continuing-education/faq.php#faq1432

For additional information or to register see 
http://www.simmons.edu/gslis/continuinged/workshops/ or contact 
gslisce at simmons.edu

-- 
Kris Liberman '87LS
Program Manager
Simmons GSLIS CE
T - 617-521-2803
F - 617-521-3192
gslisce at simmons.edu
http://www.simmons.edu/gslis/careers/continuing-education/index.php




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