Library 2.0 Tech Camp at the Renneslaerville Institute was really about two things – helping library media specialists learn to build and manage online learning and communication using the latest online networking tools AND some real face-time networking time in a relaxed and pleasant environment outside the walls of any school.
Those two goals were met in a big way last week as 22 media specialists met in the park-like setting of the Institute for two full days. Our facilitator and instructor, Poly Farrington of PAFA Associates, helped us work through the development and uses of blogs, wikis, tagging and nings.
Now you can see the library 2.0 Tech Camp ning at http://librarytechcamp.ning.com
But you can’t join – not till you’ve completed the “Tech Camp” experience.
Discussions are under way to run another of these sessions where librarians gain important skills AND meet new professional friends!
July 24, 2007 at 7:35 pm |
As one who attended Library 2.0 Tech Camp, I highly recommend it. One of the greatest benefits I hope that will come out of it, is having a group to share ventures with and give support and suggestions. So let’s keep contributing to each other’s blogs, etc.