A four-day workshop designed to give participants skills and materials that will help them implement training programs to support public access computing in their library systems. Participants are introduced to the systems and software on the Library Program computer models and receive instruction on other topics related to training, including assessment and evaluation, developing a lesson plan, scheduling staff and public training, training techniques, publicity, accessibility and Web site development. A four-day workshop that focuses on the technical administration and maintenance of the Gates Library Computers. Information Technology students meet with members of the various departments within the foundation that aid their libraries in supporting the granted equipment, and spend the majority of their class time learning about Windows NT networking and security. This is a mix of the Training Strategies and Information Technology classes designed to meet the needs of medium-sized libraries with staff responsible for both system administration and training.
Participants receive instruction on training strategies and on technology topics.
This is an optional class offered to participants at no cost, but they are required to pay for their own travel and lodging expenses. A two-day workshop for state library agency staff to familiarize them with the Library Program grant process. Participants will learn about the various foundation departments that contribute to the implementation of the grant and receive an introduction to the Gates Library Computer model. Home Bringing innovations in health and learning to the global community. All Rights Reserved.