E-portfolios are back by popular demand! In May, we presented an introductory Webinar on e-portfolios, during which nearly 300 participants learned what an e-portfolio was and what tools could be [...] Read More »
From guest blogger Lesley Ellen Harris, Certificate in Copyright Management instructor and author of Canadian Copyright Law. The summer of 2012 was an important time for Canadian copyright law: On [...] Read More »
Get the inside information you need to position yourself in a new job or career field. On Wednesday, October 10 (new date!), join presenters Scott Brown and Kim Dority for [...] Read More »
Starting in August…KMKS102. The Knowledge Audit: Evaluating Intellectual Capital Use The knowledge audit is an evaluation tool which combines the standard needs analysis with the information audit (how research resources [...] Read More »
This Plan is Our Plan:Connect, Collaborate and Strategize for a Better SLA Annual Conference Plans for SLA 2013 in San Diego are shaping up. The 2013 event reflects exciting new [...] Read More »
It's not too late to consider registering for one or more continuing education courses at SLA 2012 in Chicago. These courses are in-depth half- and full-day learning sessions presented by [...] Read More »
Click University's Knowledge Management/Knowledge Services Certificate Program has returned! Join us in Chicago in July, where we'll kick off the newly-revised six-course program with KMKS101. Fundamentals of Knowledge Management and [...] Read More »
The early bird deadline for SLA 2012 is Friday, 11 May. Don't miss this opportunity to save on conference registration costs! Need to share information with your boss about the [...] Read More »
Over the past several years, we’ve received kind words from many of our volunteers and members. We’re looking for more to add to our future communications. What easier way is [...] Read More »
"All of the organizations I work for, and volunteer for, use Web 2.0 technology…so I want to be prepared." – CCM400 participant I bet you've wondered (even just a little) [...] Read More »
