Winter 2015 TLJ
Winter 2015 TLJ
Winter 2015 TLJ
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FRIDAY • APRIL 17<br />
FRIday April 17 programs & events<br />
Sync Up Station.......................... 7 am – 11 am<br />
Registration.................................. 7 am – 1 pm<br />
Placement & Career Center.......... 8 am – Noon<br />
Tech Center (Internet).................... 8 am – Noon<br />
TLA Store..................................... 8 am – Noon<br />
Bag Check 4th St. Lobby............... 9 am – Noon<br />
Exhibits ........................................ 9 am – Noon<br />
Continuing Professional Education credits<br />
Event State Board for TX State Library &<br />
Number Educator Certification Archives Commission<br />
CPE#123: SBEC 2.0; TSLAC 2.0<br />
Program Title<br />
8:00 - 9:50 am<br />
Prepare and Share: Program<br />
Planning for TLA 2016<br />
7:00 - 7:50 am<br />
Prepare for the 2016 TLA Conference<br />
in Austin by getting critical information<br />
on deadlines, procedures, and marketing<br />
opportunities. Share your program ideas<br />
and find potential partners who can share<br />
labor and expenses. All officers with program<br />
planning responsibilities are urged to attend.<br />
Conference Program Committee.<br />
Body Resistance to a Beat<br />
7:00 - 8:00 am<br />
Work out to a fabulous and funky beat with<br />
certified personal trainer Roz Mays Davis.<br />
Davis incorporates stretching, weight training,<br />
and boxing while moving to the latest R&B<br />
tunes. Davis specializes is helping the average<br />
person to get fit while having fun! Join us to<br />
de-stress and energize before your trip home.<br />
Roz Mays Davis, PFTA-CPT, NASM-CPT.<br />
Conference Local Arrangements Committee<br />
Sync Up Station: Your<br />
Destination for Imagination,<br />
Collaboration, and Innovation<br />
7:00 - 11:00 am<br />
What is the Sync Up Station It’s a dedicated<br />
space where TLA members can come<br />
together to share, learn, create, meet, and so<br />
much more. You can gather at the Station’s<br />
tables and chairs to have a quick meeting,<br />
hold an impromptu session, continue a<br />
conversation with a speaker, or just recharge<br />
your batteries. Sign up for a time slot if you<br />
want to plan ahead or just show up. The area<br />
is big enough for several groups to meet at<br />
once. Check out the topics each day to see<br />
what interests you. Find the Sync Up Station<br />
near the Registration Area in Exhibit Hall 5.<br />
Conference Program Committee.<br />
All sessions are open to all attendees, unless noted otherwise.<br />
Meetings are in blue.<br />
Events are sans serif.<br />
= Young Adult Technology<br />
= Bring Your Own Device<br />
CPE#508a: SBEC 1.0; TSLAC 1.0<br />
LIBGuides (Hands on Lab 12:<br />
ticketed; register online only)<br />
8:00 - 8:50 am<br />
LibGuides allow librarians to curate<br />
knowledge and share information with their<br />
users by creating online Guides for any<br />
topic, course, subject, process...or any other<br />
information that they want to organize and<br />
share! Learn how to determine what type of<br />
Guide best suits the information you want<br />
to communicate, how to create content,<br />
embed media, and publish the Guide. Tickets<br />
must be purchased by Friday, April 3, through<br />
preregistration.<br />
Brittney Johnson, Munday Library,<br />
St. Edwards University.<br />
Conference Program Committee.<br />
Bylaws & Resolutions Committee<br />
8:00 - 8:50 am<br />
College & University Libraries Division<br />
Executive Board<br />
8:00 - 8:50 am<br />
Public Libraries Division Executive Board<br />
8:00 – 8:50 am<br />
Special Libraries Division Business<br />
8:00 - 8:50 am<br />
CPE#504: SBEC: 1.0<br />
Vendors on Collection Development<br />
8:00 - 9:20 am<br />
Publishers and library vendors<br />
offer their perspectives on everything from<br />
industry trends to suggestions for using and<br />
promoting reading materials. Take part in an<br />
open discussion with vendors and learn about<br />
recently published books, e-resources, and<br />
reference works. A business meeting follows<br />
the program.<br />
Acquisitions & Collection Development<br />
Round Table.<br />
CPE#505: SBEC 0.75<br />
Let’s Get Surreal! Children’s Round<br />
Table Author Session with Chris Van<br />
Allsburg (Ticketed)<br />
8:00 - 9:50 am<br />
Caldecott Medal winner Chris Van Allsburg<br />
will discuss his inspiration and artistic process<br />
for writing and illustrating<br />
some of his most popular<br />
picture books, including his<br />
most recent book, The<br />
Misadventures of Sweetie Pie.<br />
Breakfast tickets must be<br />
Chris Van Allsburg purchased by Friday, April 3,<br />
through preregistration.<br />
Menu ncludes: New Mexico Green Chile,<br />
Oven-Dried Tomatoes, Asadero, Cheedar Cheese<br />
Quiche; Crisp Applewood Smoked Bacon; Red<br />
Chile Roasted Red Potatoes; Freshly Brewed<br />
Coffee and Decaf; Orange Juice and<br />
Hot Tazo Teas.<br />
Chris Van Allsburg, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.<br />
Children’s Round Table.<br />
CPE#524: SBEC 1.0; TSLAC 1.0<br />
10 Things Your Website<br />
Needs in <strong>2015</strong><br />
9:00 - 9:50 am<br />
Your library website is the<br />
critical channel for telling<br />
Rich Dietz your users about your<br />
mission, your services, and your needs. Learn<br />
how to evaluate your Web presence, identify<br />
best practices, and implement the 10 crucial<br />
things that your website should include.<br />
Rich Dietz, Nonprofit R+D.<br />
Conference Program Committee.<br />
CPE#515: SBEC 1.0; TSLAC 1.0<br />
Digital Citizenship: Sync Up Safely<br />
9:00 - 9:50 am<br />
Teach students to be safe, responsible, and<br />
respectful digital citizens. Hear how several<br />
school districts approach digital citizenship<br />
while leveraging information literacy skills,<br />
collaborating with other campus leaders, and<br />
educating stakeholders. This session gives<br />
you innovative tools to teach these important<br />
life skills.<br />
Jennifer LaBoon, Library Media Services, Fort Worth<br />
ISD; Bethany Brant, Polser Elementary School, and<br />
Robin Stout, Library Media Services, Lewisville ISD.<br />
Texas Association of School Librarians.<br />
CPE#517: SBEC 1.0; TSLAC 1.0<br />
EPUB3 & e-Books:<br />
What Do We Need to Know<br />
9:00 - 9:50 am<br />
EPUB is becoming the most widely-used<br />
standard for distributing e-books. Version 3<br />
incorporates style and layout enhancements,<br />
global language support, rich media<br />
interactivity, and accessibility features. Discover<br />
what it is and why it matters to librarians.<br />
Christine Peterson, Amigos Library Services.<br />
Conference Program Committee.<br />
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