Linda W. Braun is a principal in LEO: Librarians and Educators Online. She provides consulting, training, evaluation, and strategic planning services to libraries in profit and non-profit settings. Much of her work is in managing information related projects for organizations. This includes managing planning and implementation projects, designing and developing web content, and creating and implementing online learning experiences.
Description
In the 21st century being a librarian does not necessarily mean
working inside a space called a library. Librarians are using their skills as
library information professionals in a variety of roles within organizations
and as independent consultants and trainers. Perhaps you are at a time in your
career where you are thinking you would like to try one of the “out-of-the”
box careers that other librarians have jumped into. But, you might not be sure
how to get started in making the transition. This conference will give you the
information you need as you begin the process.
- How do I market my skills as a library information professional in new and
unique ways?
- For what job titles and descriptions are my library information skills best
suited?
- What are some examples of how other library information professionals are
using a library degree?
- What steps you should take to guarantee success in order to take on a new role outside of the traditional library professional box?
Replay**
Member $145 Non Member $195 |
**Replay - Through the latest in web-conferencing technology, SLA can now
offer a replay of the audio and video of the seminar exactly as it occurred
live. Purchase of a Replay includes a link to the session and a PDF of the handout.
You will have 30 days unlimited usage. Access will begin upon receipt of materials.
You will be able to see and hear the seminar, including the questions and answers,
just as those who participated in the live event. You will also be able to start,
stop, and re-wind the presentation.
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