[Web4lib] Google docs

[Robin Hastings]

Right now I don't have anything on paper for a syllabus, but I do have
the first couple of lessons done. They are at
http://mrrllearning2.blogspot.com/search/label/word%20processing if
you want to take a look at it while it's still in progress. I've been
pulled away from it for a while, but I'm getting back to it soon...

On 7/12/07, Tracey.Reed at myclearwater.com <Tracey.Reed at myclearwater.com> wrote:
> I like this idea a lot.  Right now, we're wedded to teaching the application, but if we can also show what else is out there as part of an overall skills class, that's fabu.
>
> Would you be willing to share your syllabus?
>
> -t
> -----
> Tracey Reed
> Assistant Circulation Manager
> Clearwater Public Library System
> tracey.reed at myclearwater.com
> 727.562.4970 x5188
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> Florida Library Association New Members Round Table Blog:  http://flanmrt.blogspot.com
> Everyone generally works to their full potential.  It just might be different from yours.
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Robin Hastings
>
> I'm using Google Docs a lot these days too. We aren't training patrons
> on it yet, but it is part of our Library Learning 2.1 rollout, sort
> of. I'm doing a session on Word Processing and using Word, Open Office
> and Google Docs as the 3 example applications to teach the general
> Word Processing skills - as opposed to specific application skills.
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