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8 Easy Ways to Get Connected With ALA Learning
I hope you enjoyed getting to know the ALA Learning authors these past few weeks. Tomorrow we return to our regularly scheduled posts bringing you the best training and learning news, information, best practices, and thoughtful discussion.
Today I’d like to share some additional ways for you to get connected with ALA Learning, the official blog of the Learning Round Table of the American Library Association.
- Comment and join the discussion on our posts.
- Become a fan on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ALALearning
- Join our Linked In Group: http://www.linkedin.com/groups?home=&gid=2700921&trk=anet_ug_hm
- Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/ALALearning
- Subscribe to our posts or news by RSS or email: http://alalearning.org/subscription-options/
- Join the Learning Round Table Email List: http://alalearning.org/about-the-learning-round-table/email-discussion-lists/
- Become a Learning Round Table Member–Only $20 on top of your ALA Membership: http://alalearning.org/join/
- Plan to join us for one of our events at PLA, ALA Annual, or ALA Midwinter.
As always feel free to comment and contribute to the discussion. If you have a topic to suggest for a post drop me (or any of the authors) a line at webmaster@alalearning.org.
About the author
Lori Reed, Managing Editor of ALA Learning, has over 15 years experience in training and is the Learning & Development Coordinator for the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library where she oversees the learning & development of more than 550 employees. Lori's passion is in learning and technology. Lori and her associate Paul Signorelli are writing a book about leadership for trainers for ALA Editions that will be released in the summer of 2010. Lori serves as an intern for the American Libraries magazine Advisory Committee and serves as the chair for Communication and Marketing for the ALA Learning Round Table. Lori also blogs at Library Trainer and can be reached at reedlori[at]gmail.com and can be found on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter.
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