Week8 Ex 18 Flyer-Resume Workshops

Winning Résumés & Interviews

Create a resume that stands out Make the right first impression on potential employers

Bring your resume or work history

Receive coaching and feedback

FREE workshops

Tuesday, May 8, 6:00-7:45 pm

Learn to market yourself and develop a resume that matches the job requirements

Tuesday, May 15, 6:00-7:45 pm

Learn the basic components of what to do before, during, and after the interview

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library

Computer Classroom 125, 1^st floor

150 E. San Fernando Street, San Jose, Ca 95112

For pre-registration information: (408) 808-2397

www.sjlibrary.org

Free Parking! www.sjdowntownparking.com/freepark.htm

Bus routes 63, 65, 72, 73 and 81 stop at the library

To arrange accommodation under the American with Disabilities Act, call (408) 808-2397 or (408) 806-2130 TTY at least 48 hours in advance.

Cosponsored by:

Friends of San Jose Public Library

Week X Exercise 17

pbwiki is so easy to edit. I enjoyed learning everyone's favorite things.

Week 7 Exercise 16

The Wiki WorldCat Pilot is a good idea, especially when our customers are accustomed to the Amazon model.
I am thrilled of finding Ricklibrarian's Selecting Books in a Connected World among other things thru Libray Success. http://ricklibrarian.blogspot.com/2006/04/selecting-books-for-public-library-in.html
InfoPeople has been working with WebJunction to provide training for librarians. I think Webjuction is good example for library staff to follow: http://webjunction.org/do/Home

Week 7 Ex. 15

Away from Icebergs It makes sense to be user-centered, instead of library centric.
More cooperation librarians are able to connect with one another much better now than ever before.
Library 2.0 means connection and distributed knowledge/authority to me.

Week 7 Ex. 14

Seach "Learning 2.0" by 1) Tags Directory, results in dozens; 2) Tags, results in hundreds; 3) blogs, results in thousands.
Explore the same Boing boing.

Week 7 Exercise 13

Found out more with help from April--No more "In box". My del.icio.us link is here.
Need to find out more on SlckerManager about the following:
There are a couple of ways to begin using your inbox. You can click the ‘inbox’ link at the top of any page when you’re logged in and then click the ‘edit inbox’ link on the right side. Or you can just click the ’settings’ link (top right corner) and then click the ‘inbox labels’ link under the ‘experimental’ section. Either way will get you to the same page where you’ll see a couple of text entry boxes. One is for adding USERNAMES and the other is for adding tags. If you know the del.icio.us USERNAME of someone you want to track, enter it in the ‘user’ field and hit the subscribe button. If you have a particular tag you want to keep tabs on, enter it in the ‘tag’ field and hit subscribe. Once you get the hang of this, you’ll fill up your inbox in no time. Here are a couple to get you started…for tags, try ‘productivity‘, ‘business‘ and ‘gtd‘. For users try ‘bren‘ (that’s me!) or ‘steverubel‘ (he’s prolific!)

Week 6 Ex. 12

Select...My World TravelSearch The Web