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Evolution of Training in Information Age: Digitally-Based Methods

Explore the benefits of digitally-based training over traditional oral and written methods in library assistance. Discover how consistency, efficiency, and easy tracking enhance staff and student satisfaction. Join us in the evolution of communication and training at Mary Livermore Library.

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Evolution of Training in Information Age: Digitally-Based Methods

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  1. Library Assistants in the Age of Information Training 2.0 June Power, MLIS Access Services/ReferenceLibrarian The University of North Carolina at Pembroke

  2. Evolution of Communication http://www.caglecartoons.com/

  3. Evolution of Training atMary Livermore Library

  4. Problems with Oral and Written Training Methods • Inconsistent • Time Consuming • Tracking Difficult

  5. Advantages of Digitally Based Training • Consistent • Time Efficient • Tracking Made Easy

  6. What We’ve Learned So Far • Students and staff like it! • Better data • It’s still evolving

  7. Thank You! • To my staff – who are the onesthatreally do all the hard work. AND • To the conferenceplanners for having me heretoday.

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