As I shared earlier this month, I had the opportunity to present at the Texas Library Association 2011 State Conference. My thanks to those of you that sat in on my Podcast Pizzazz workshop–materials available online here–and I hope the session was useful to you.

I thought you might find the post-conference links in this email from TLA worthwhile, especially if you did NOT attend the conference….

2011 TLA Annual Conference Survey & Resources

Dear MIGUEL,

Thank you for participating in the 2011 TLA Annual Conference in Austin!  We hope you had a wonderful and productive experience.  The following post-conference resources are now available: 2011 conference evaluation survey to help the 2012 conference planners    Claiming CPE (continuing professional education) credit hours: CPE hours and certificates will be ready to claim/print on May 2nd TLA members should access the link through the members only section of the TLA website   Non-members can access CPE credits here    Electronic handouts for 2011 conference programs    Conference on CD – Entire conference or individual sessions     Social media – Please visit our Facebook, YouTube, and Flickr pages for pictures and videos of conference!      Exhibitors – Shop the 2011 TLA exhibitors on the new TLA Buyers Guide Lost & Found – please note that any unclaimed items that were turned into the Lost & Found counter at conference have been shipped back to the TLA office.  If you lost something, please write to Ileah Hirschy (ileahh@txla.org) to see if it was turned in at conference.  Thank you again for participating in this year’s conference!  Don’t forget to join us in Houston, April 17-20, for the 2012 TLA Annual Conference, R4L – Libraries: Responsive, Relevant, Revolutionary, Right Now!  Reservations for 2012 hotels are already open!  Be sure to visit the onPeak website to make reservations.    See you in Houston! Ileah Hirschy  Texas Library Association

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