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2011
SPONSORED PROGRAMS 
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Instructional Best PracticesSunday, May 15, 4:30-6:00pm in 101BPrimary sponsor: Medical Library Education Section, Complementary and Alternative Medicine SIG, EMTS, History of the Health Sciences Section, Libraries in Curriculum SIG, Outreach SIG This paper session will feature health information professionals sharing their experiences & research on best practices for instruction in all settings. |
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Top Tech Trends VMonday, May 16, 10:30-Noon in 100DEPrimary sponsor: EMTS; cosponsor: Collection Development Section Technology trend spotters will speak about the latest issues in technology and provide their opinions and thoughts on their impact on health sciences libraries. It will be a quick-paced and interesting discussion among the panelists, along with the aid of a Google jockey searching and highlighting the topics. Bring your mobile devices, and participate in the program online as a Twitter jockey will summarize each panelist's thoughts, fostering the online discussion. Stay to the end of the session to take advantage of the Technology Petting Zoo, where you will be able to play with the latest technology tools. Check out two wonderful blog posts highlighting the session (a first timer's experience and the EMTS chair wrap up). |
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Technology & Library InstructionMonday, May, 16, 3:00-4:30pm in 101F/GSponsors: EMTS, Libraries in Curriculum SIG This session highlights the intersection of technology and instruction. Papers should address the use of technology as adjuncts to library instruction. Emphasis on new and emerging technologies will be given special consideration. |
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Rethinking PortalsTuesday, May 17, 3:00-4:30pm in 101JSponsors: EMTS; Hospital Libraries Section; Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered Health Sciences Librarians SIG This session highlights the use, the agony, and the ecstasy of content management systems (e.g., Drupal, LibGuides, Joomla) in a library setting. |
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Rethink TechnologyTuesday, May 17, 3:00-4:30pm in 101D/ESponsors: Section Council, EMTS, Medical Informatics Section This program will include papers on technology related challenges and solutions as applied areas of patient education, outreach, information discovery, information access for rural clinicians, and websites in a Web 3.0 world. |
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