The Yin and Yang of Integrating TILT with Blackboard
Librarians at this university knew that the Texas Information Literacy Tutorial (TILT) would benefit their classroom-based IL program and appeal to students. But they didn't want to maintain yet another registration system. So they did their homework and found the perfect balance, by combining the tutorial with their course management system.
by Gary Roberts

Training Technology Trainers: Lessons from the River
Training can be a daunting undertaking—unless you are
properly prepared and go in with the right attitude. This author explains that training other trainers is a lot like learning to raft, and how with planning and flexibility it can be just as exciting and rewarding.
by Stephanie Rawlins Gerding

Everything You Need to Know About Training You Learned in Summer Reading Programs
Summer reading programs have thrived for decades, thanks
to cooperation and resource sharing. So why are technology programs still struggling when there's such a good model already in place?
by Brenda Hough

Training M.L.S. Students to Catalog
If you could use some help catching up on your cataloging, or starting to catalog electronic resources, that help might be right under your nose. Think it's impossible to train students to do some of that work? Then read about this project that eased the load in one academic library.
by Diane Marie Ward and Craig A. Dowski

The View from the Top Left Corner
Kitsap Update: Systems, Servers, and New Laws
by Michael Schuyler

Online Treasures
Training: Been There, Done That, Ready to Start Again
by Janet L. Balas

Digital Librarianship
Training (Beyond Education)
by Péter Jacsó

Techman's TechPage
Training: Hey, What's So Funny!?
by D. Scott Brandt

The Systems Librarian
ILS Update from ALA/CLA 2003
by Marshall Breeding

People & Places