by Jamie Matczak | Apr 10, 2018 | Blog Post, Continuing Education, Featured Post Slider, Technology
Wisconsin librarians will have 6 opportunities to attend Tech Days workshops this year – it’s going statewide! Save the dates: – Tech Days West: Sep 18: WITC, Rice Lake / Sep 19: Marathon County Public Library, Wausau / Sep 20: Comfort Suites, Black River...
by Jamie Matczak | Mar 1, 2018 | Blog Post, Featured Post Slider, Technology, Uncategorized
Next week, WVLS will be launching a training series called Digital Bytes. Its purpose is to provide short, consistent training in a recorded, digital format. They will be available and linked on then Digital Bytes section of the WVLS webpage. Watch the video below....
by Jamie Matczak | Feb 27, 2018 | Blog Post, Featured Post Slider, OverDrive, Technology
The numbers are in! In 2017, there were more than four million checkouts from Wisconsin’s Digital Library – 4,252,643 to be exact! With an ever-expanding digital collection of eBooks and audiobooks, Wisconsin’s Digital Library experienced year-over-year...
by comm.coordinator | Feb 6, 2018 | Blog Post, Continuing Education, Featured Post Slider, Technology, Youth Blog
Calling all librarians serving youth, teens and families! Mark your calendars for a STEAM-y workshop set for April 3rd at the Marathon County Public Library, Wausau location from 9-3:30pm. Register, 4.5 Technology CE Contact Hours! 2018 Youth Services STEAM Workshop...
by Jamie Matczak | Jan 15, 2018 | Blog Post, Continuing Education, Featured Post Slider, Technology, Uncategorized, Youth Blog
The 6th Annual Wild Wisconsin Winter Web Conference is scheduled for January 23-25. Five session tracks are available with 19 sessions total. The tracks include: Library Leadership, Organizational Services, Small & Mighty, Tech Trends and Youth Services. The...
by comm.coordinator | Jan 3, 2018 | Blog Post, Featured Post Slider, Technology
A tool made for those of us who need reminders or like making to-do lists: Google Calendar Reminders! Add a Google Calendar Reminder instead of calendar event: “Reminders carry over to the next day until you mark them as done. For example, if you create a...