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IMLS Grant Will Help Libraries Help the Unemployed
WebJunction partners with State Library of North Carolina on a one-year initiative to gather and share best practices for services and programs to the unemployed.
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Inside, Outside, and Online
New Book by Chrystie Hill offers practical advice for libraries building community.
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Looking Back: WebJunction Turns Five
WebJunction takes a look back at five years of programs and community building.
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Marilyn Gell Mason to retire as executive director of WebJunction
An organizational change for WebJunction
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WebJunction 2008: Looking Forward
Read here about what's ahead for WebJunction.
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WebJunction connects library staff competencies to new social learning platform
Roll-out of new Competencies is announced
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WebJunction's Custom Course Catalog and LibraryU make staff training easy to manage for library organizations
Description of new offering and course options from WebJunction
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WebJunction–British Columbia joins online learning community for libr
WJ-British Columbia launches in April 2009
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STAFF PROFILES  

William Archer, Director, Technical Development
Tom Fought, Business Analyst
Kathleen Gesinger, Training Coordinator
Kit Greening, Partner Development Manager
Betha Gutsche, Programs Manager
Chrystie Hill, Director, Community Services
Linda Lewis, Product Management, Custom Catalog
Chris Maruschak, Customer Support
Kendra Morgan, Product Management, TechAtlas
Dale Musselman, Sr. Product Analyst, Course Catalog
Jennifer Peterson, Community Manager
Michael Porter, Communications Manager
Nathan Shaw, Lead Architect
Denise Stewart, Customer Support Manager
Sharon Streams, Content Manager
Rachel Van Noord, Senior Manager, Partner Services
Lisa Wozniak, Product Manager, Catalog Content
Patricia Yu, Director, Platform Product Management

 

Rainbow of Partner Banners

 A rainbow of partner banners at WebJunction

new ideas, networking, change

Library staff brainstorming in action

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