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MLA '10: Online Education Clinic

The Online Education Clinic: How to Improve the Effectiveness of Using Virtual Classrooms, even if You Have Never Taken or Given an Online Class

Tuesday, May 25, 3:30 p.m.–5:30 p.m.

Visit this two-hour open-door clinic and learn more about how to create, implement, and use online learning for professional and personal growth. You can:

1. Drop by and pick up how-to literature, as well as educational bookmarks and "incentive" pins, to share with your colleagues, students, and library users.
2. Leave a business card and have a chat after MLA; the virtual clinic comes to you at no charge!
3. Chat with presenter Pat Wagner on what people are talking about regarding online education, as well as network with colleagues.
4. Attend our education theater for one or more of these four 20-minute interactive presentations:

• The MLA/University of North Texas/Pattern Research Online Education Experiment: Summary of What Did and Did Not Work
• How to Create More Effective Online Programs for the Medical Library Workplace
• How to Use Social Media to Ensure Retention and Application of Class Content
• First Steps: What If You Have Never Taken an Online Class Before?: Advice for Newbies

Pat Wagner has been an MLA CE presenter for almost ten years, as well as a library trainer and consultant since 1978. She has been creating and presenting online classes since the early eighties, but has only come to really like them since 2005. She is a subject matter expert and library relations associate for the University of North Texas Lifelong Education @ Desktop online continuing education program.

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