ALA TechSource, a publishing imprint of the American Library Association (ALA), has announced that it will host a two-day workshop titled 'Using Google Apps for a More Efficient Library' with Google Apps expert Suzann Holland. The workshop will take place at 2:30 p.m. EDT on September 7 and 14.
Budget cuts mean longer shifts at the reference desk or in circulation. This means less time for composing library marketing materials, staff training, grant writing or collaborative work. Google Apps is a free, powerful suite of programmes that can make this type of work easier, more efficient and less time consuming.
From calendars to communication, Google's Web-based tools are seen to be ideal for collaborating across different schedules and locations or accessing documents from multiple computers. Google Apps can help librarians get more done in less time. In this workshop, library administrator and Google Apps expert Suzann Holland will show how to boost productivity by taking a few simple steps.
Registration for the ALA TechSource Workshop is available on the ALA Store. Interested parties can purchase registration at both individual and group rates.
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