The Temple University Center for Intergenerational Learning is offering a free online course - Capturing Experience: How People 50+ Can Help Your Organization. The course appears to be targeted to non-profit organizations. So, if you are looking to develop or enhance programs and work experiences (paid and unpaid) for those age 50+ at your ...

Thanks to the Southeastern Library Services blog at http://southeasternlsa.blogspot.com/, I learned about a cool free book offer! You can go to the Louis L'Amour centennial offer at http://www.randomhouse.com/bantamdell/lamour/ for more information about how to get the Louis L'Amour memoir, Education of a Wandering Man for free. However, it ...

Have you seen the Guide to Online Resources in Library and Information Science from the Library of Congress? Check it out at http://www.loc.gov/rr/program/bib/libsci/ The site says, ''This guide is intended for individuals without ready access to print resources and subscription databases in the field of library and information science. It ...

There is an upcoming Webcast on April 29 at 2 PM Eastern Time about best practices for large print materials in libraries. For more information, check out http://www.libraryjournal.com/article/CA6551471.html. The Library Journal website mentions, ''This 60-minute Webcast will cover not only best practices for Large Print in the library but will ...

You might be interested in this upcoming audio description workshop on on OPAL/Online Programming for All Libraries.... (and you don't have to be a librarian to attend... everyone is welcome!) Here's more info from the email from Tom Peters/TAP Information Services: Audio description is a great method for making non-verbal visual information ...

Last Wednesday I attended Library Camp Kansas at Kansas State University in Manhattan, which was a library ''unconference.'' It was a great success! Check out the Library Camp wiki at http://librarycampks.wetpaint.com/. The sessions were fun, and there were lots of opportunities for networking with other librarians from Kansas (and even ...