Thank You to Our Sponsors
At ALA Annual in Chicago the Learning Round Table, formerly known as CLENE, held its 6th Annual Training Showcase.
We want to send out A HUGE THANK YOU to our training showcase sponsors! Their generous sponsorship helped offset the many costs of the showcase. Please check out what our sponsors have to offer in the way of library staff training and development resources and services.
6th Annual Training Showcase Donors
- WebJunction (WA) GOLD LEVEL SPONSOR
www.webjunction.org - Crisis Prevention Institute/Prepare Training Program SILVER LEVEL SPONSOR
crisisprevention.com / preparetraining.com - ASTD (VA)
astd.org - ASTD Chicago Chapter (IL)
ccastd.org - CRM Learning (CA)
crmlearning.com - Infopeople (CA)
infopeople.org - Library Video Network (MD)
lvn.org - Lyrasis (GA)
lyrasis.org - Neal-Schuman Publishers (NY)
neal-schuman.com - New Directions (OH)
selfbest.com - Pattern Research and LE@D Univ. of North Texas
pattern.com and leadonline.com - People~Connect Institute (NC)
peopleconnectinstitute.com - State Library of Wyoming (WY)
www-wsl.state.wy.us - Think and Do (MA)
thinkanddo.us
Sincerely,
Pat Carterette
President
ALA Learning Round Table
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