Videos - Archived recordings of past web conference sessions
Download video recordings of past Web Conference sessions. We don't attempt to keep every single session, but we will retain and make available those sessions of the most interest and most informative. We will continue our current practice of making all our web conference session recordings available, through the Pyle Center, for 2 weeks after their presentation. This specific collection are sessions we feel are worth making available past the usual 2 weeks.
If you have comments or questions please contact: Mark Beatty, mbeatty@wils.wisc.edu, 608.265.5719
These recordings are Windows media files, so you'll need Windows Media
Player 10 to use them. They only work under the Windows operating system.
(download
Windows
Media Player 10 )
The recordings are listed below
in reverse chronological order.
WiLS Hour, September 13, 2007
WiLS OCLC Statements Go Electronic with Kathy Schneider, WiLS
lepton.wils.wisc.edu/videos/wils-070913.wmv
July 12, 2007, 10:30-11:30
WorldCat Collection Analysis with Jeff Hastings, Library Services Consultant,
OCLC
powerpoint slides
WiLS Hour, June 14, 2007
Adding a Digital Collection to Wisconsin Heritage Online with Debbie
Cardinal, WiLS
lepton.wils.wisc.edu/videos/who-070614.wmv
Special WiLS Hour, June 14, 2007, 1:00-2:30
Overview and demonstration of ScienceDirect Ebooks from Elsevier presented
by Karen Wheeler
powerpoint slides
Best Practices, May 17, 2007
State Governments information portals and resources
Loretta Harmatuck, Government Services Librarian, Wisconsin Reference and Loan
Abby Swanton, Wisconsin Document Depository Librarian, Wisconsin Reference and Loan
Virtual-070517.wmv
Best Practices, January 18, 2007
Tripping Over Reference
Bill Pardue, Arlington Heights Memorial Library
Virtual-070118.wmv
WiLS Hour, January 11, 2007
WorldCat Collection Analysis
Rob Ross and Myrtle Myers, OCLC
WILS-070111.wmv
Connexion Editing Techniques, January 9, 2007
Labels in Connexion Client with Jane Richard
Editing-070109.wmv
WiLS Hour, November 9, 2006
OCLC Online Service Center
Becky Hurley, OCLC
WILS-061109.wmv
Best Practices, September 21, 2006
Chatting with Teens: a short survival guide
Louise W. Greene, Rolling Prarie Library System, Decatur, IL
Virtual-060921.wmv
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OCLC E-Resource Server Pilot Project: LEARN MORE ABOUT IT
and Open WorldCat--April 25, 2007 at Pyle Center, Madison (slideshows and webcast sessions)
OCLC E-Resource Server Pilot Project webcast and Open WorldCat webcast
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Is OPAC Dying? A Special Program for Academic Libraries
October 5, 2006; 9:00-12:00 at UW-Oshkosh
This special program for academic libraries to learn about/discuss some provocative possibilities will be held at UW-Oshkosh Reeve Union in the Wisconsin Room 306 (Map). Co-sponsored by the Council of University of Wisconsin Libraries. There is no charge, but academic library attendees should register in advance.
Presenters:
Gregg Silvis, Assistant Director for Library Computing Systems, University
of Delaware, questions the continued viability of the local OPAC. Can
a discovery tool based on the card catalog meet the demands of libraries
and their patrons in a web-connected world? (see Impending Demise pdf )
Matt Goldner, Executive Director of OCLC Cooperative Collection Services, presents a vision of a WorldCat-based discovery service for all local library resources that is connected to resources and search engines worldwide. (see slideshow Putting Library Service Where Our Users Live and Work)