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Enhancing Learning from Home: E-Learning Solutions for Washington State Libraries

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Discover a variety of online learning solutions tailored for Washington State libraries. This e-learning program offers synchronous webinars, self-paced tutorials, asynchronous courses, and blended learning options to suit diverse learning needs. With 93% of respondents having e-learning experience, our flexible solutions accommodate busy schedules, reduce costs, and promote self-directed learning. Prepare for engaging online classes with necessary tech support and maximize participation through practical tips and strategies. Join us in transforming library training into an accessible, cost-effective experience.

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  1. Learn from Your Living Room An Online Learning Solution for Washington State Elizabeth Iaukea and Chris Peters, Washington State Library and Washington Library Trainers (WALT)

  2. Flavors of E-learning • Synchronous (a.k.a. “live online” or webinar) • Self paced (a.k.a. tutorials) • Asynchronous • Blended – a mixture of different approaches Flickr Download: “A Rainbow of Fruity Flavors” by Micky

  3. E-learning Trends • 93% of survey respondents indicated that they personally have some experience with eLearning • Only 7% consider themselves ‘expert’ WebJunction. “Trends in E-Learning for Library Staff: A Summary of Research Findings.” OCLC, 2006. http://webjunction.org/learningcenter

  4. Learn From Home No driving! No flying! No hotels! Flickr Download: “Rainy Day” by KrisannB

  5. E-learning fits your schedule More than one session Archived presentations Flickr Download: Untitled by Yellow Bear

  6. E-learning is Chunkable! Flickr Download: “Manchester Victorian House in Legos” by misterbisson

  7. Cost-effective? • Fewer travel costs and meeting room costs • More or less staff time? • Probably more cost effective, but the jury’s out

  8. E-learning is more self-directed Is this a benefit or a drawback? Flickr Download: “Cow Pasture Memories” by Cam B.

  9. How to Maximize the Positives Tell your colleagues that you’ll be in a class Find a private area to work, if possible Flickr Download: “CRW_3717” by Martica

  10. Maximize the Benefits • Close other programs, email, etc • Have something to do with your hands – pad for doodling, pipe cleaners, etc. Flickr Download: “Vintage Pipecleaners” by jek in the box

  11. E-learning Flavors of the Day Synchronous (a.k.a. webinar) Blended training (a.k.a. webinar with homework) Flickr Download: “We All Scream for Ice Cream” by Esther17

  12. Live Classroom • VoIP or phone conference • White-boarding • Chat • Sharing desktops • Polling

  13. Live Classroom • Breakout Rooms • Co-browsing

  14. Audio Communication • A set of headphones with a microphone built in • A set of headphones with a separate microphone

  15. Audio Communication • A telephone near your computer (may incur long-distance charges) • You can use headphones to listen, and chat to provide input

  16. Getting Ready for Live Classroom • Do this well in advance of the first class • Use set-up wizard • Call Horizon Wimba for support at 1-888-350-4978 • info@webjunction.org

  17. Software Configurations • Disable popup blockers • Java Virtual Machine • Quicktime (for archives)

  18. Common Problems & Fixes • Problems with audio • Problems with Java Flickr Download: “Sometimes you just wanna taste blood” by Sluggo

  19. Your training wish-list • What kinds of classes would you like to see us offer? • Keep in mind strengths and weaknesses of eLearning

  20. Becoming a Presenter • Send us a short proposal with an outline and timeframe that you're available • Take the How to Learn Online from WebJunction (one hour; free) • Take the Presenter Training 101 from Horizon (one hour; free)

  21. Becoming a Presenter • Advanced Presenter Training from Horizon is optional but recommended (one hour; free) • Be willing to work with us to design training that is interactive and hands-on

  22. Online Training for Your Library For your patrons or for your library staff

  23. Do You Have the Software?

  24. Do You Have the Skills? Flickr Download: “DSP Seminar in Nagoya” by Yasuhisa

  25. Do You Have the IT Support? Flickr Downoad: “Snakes in a Plane” by RichardMasoner

  26. Do Your Patrons Have the Equipment? • To interact they’ll probably need headphones and a microphone • To listen only, they need headphones or a telephone • Do they have high speed connections?

  27. OPAL • Low-cost online training option ($500/year) • Uses VoIP • http://www.opal-online.org • Tom Peters: tapinformation@yahoo.com

  28. E-learning Resources • cpeters@secstate.wa.gov • eiaukea@secstate.wa.gov • Participant Guide: http://tinyurl.com/39cusq • Presenter Guide: http://tinyurl.com/2p8k2j