TQL Learning 2.0 overview 2007
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This document discusses a staff training program called TQL Learning 2.0 that was implemented at the Public Library of Charlotte & Mecklenburg County. The program introduced staff to new web technologies over 23 weeks, with a focus on topics like blogging, photos, RSS feeds, tagging, wikis, and podcasts. Staff were encouraged to explore these tools on their own and complete self-discovery exercises. The goal was to engage and motivate staff, encourage play and experimentation with new technologies, and empower individuals to take responsibility for their own learning. Over 90 staff participated, with many completing all or most of the exercises. Staff reported that the program helped eliminate fears about new tools and expand their knowledge. The document raises
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增强信任度：公司往往会对没有认证的学历背景产生疑虑，而留信认证为你的学历背景提供了第三方权威机构的背书，增强了雇主的信任。
对接高端岗位：通过认证后，留学生的个人信息被纳入国家人才库，这也意味着你可以被更多的高端岗位、国有大公司和跨国公司注意到，特别是那些招聘具有国际化背景的人才的公司。TQL Learning 2.0 overview 2007
- 1. TQL learning 2.0 : It’s all about … PLAY Quote: Helene Blowers , Public Services Technology Director for the Public Library of Charlotte & Mecklenburg County ( PLCMC ).
- 2. What can libraries do to continually keep up with changes?
- 3. Engaged+ Motivated = Learning
- 4. Introduce staff to new technologies available on the web Encourage staff to take responsibility for their learning Reward staff for taking the initiative to complete 23 self-discovery exercises
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- 6. 23 Things http://tqllearning2.pbwiki.com/WeeklyTasks Week 1: Introduction Week 2: Blogging Week 3: Photos & Images Week 4: RSS & Newsreaders Week 5: Play Week ? Week 6: Tagging & Folksonomies Week 7: Wikis? Week 8: Online Applications & Tools Week 9: Podcasts, Video & Downloadable audio ?
- 7. L2.0 statistics 92 Participants, inc. 5 SA 11 Completions 17 Partial completions (11-22)
- 8. Exposing staff to new tools Encouraging PLAY Empowering individuals Expanding the knowledge toolbox Eliminating FEAR
- 9. What staff said ….
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- 11. After 23 things ……
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- 14. What next? 23 things @ Bremer?
Editor's Notes
- #2: TQL Learning 2.0 was title of a LearnScope 2007 project facilitated through TBIT. Based on “23 things” program developed by PLCMC.