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Libraries for Innovation:
training
Laima Lapiniene, training coordinator for regions,M. Mazvydas National Library of Lithuania,
December, 2011
General information
Project was started in 2008 and will be finished in June, 2012
1200 libraries participate
Librarians’ training was started in 2009 and will be finished in December, 2011
2000 librarians and 52000 inhabitants trained
Regional and municipal libraries
Regional and municipal libraries
Rural libraries
Rural libraries
Training program
Creation of training infrastructure
Implementation of training activities
Preparation of training materials, creation of training tools
Training infrastructure
National Library Training Centre
10 county training centres.
All equipped with:
• 11 stationary computers• 10 mobile computers• Interactive board• Multifunctional device• Wi-Fi equipment
Groups of trainees
10 coordinators of training centres, 60 municipal consultants
2000 librarians
65 IT specialists
55 librarians’ trainers
50000 inhabitants
Training of coordinators and consultantsTraineesPrograms
10 coordinators , 60 consultants11
Basic training program228 h. / 2008
Computer literacy (ECDL)Internet resources Sociological research English language for information professionals Software for blind Public relations
Complementary training programs2009 - 2011
MS Visio 2007Communication skills Surveys on-lineMS Windows7 and MS Office2010Advocacy
Training methods Face to face training
Training of coordinators and consultants
Training on software for blind and people with low vision
Training of coordinators and consultants
Training of librariansTrainees Programs
2000 12
Basic program,72 h./2009-2010
Computer literacy (ECDL Start)Internet resources, e-services
Complementary programs2010 - 2011
Adults training English language MS Excel 2007Communication skills Software for blind MS Windows7 and MS Office2010Digital pictures and photos: Picasa Advocacy Web2.0 Public relations
Training methods Face to face training, distance learning with tutor
Training of librarians
Training in the training centre and mobile class
Training of IT specialists
TraineesPrograms
653
Basic program24 h. / 2008
Microsoft certified course on Windows Vista
Continued training48 h. / 2010
Windows server 2008Windows7 and Office 2010
Training methods Face to face training
Training of IT specialists
Training librarians’ trainers
TrainersPrograms
664
Training program2011 – 2012
Sociological research, surveys on-line Adults training Advocacy Preparation and tutoring of distance learning programs
Training methods Face to face training
Training of library users
TraineesPrograms
52 0005
Training program24 h. / 2009 – 2012
Computer literacy Internet recoursesWeb2.0Digital images. PicasaSafe and friendly internet
Training methods Face to face training in groups Individual training Consulting on-the-job
Place of training All libraries
Training of library users
Training of library users
52 000 inhabitants finished computer literacy courses
in the libraries
Training materials and means
Printed textbooks
Distance learning courses
Video lessons
Interactive educational means
Books for librarians and library users
Distance learning environments
Public RelationsWeb2.0
Distance learning programs with tutor
Video lessons
64 training video lessons are created and accessible via the internet
Interactive means
Educational game “Safe in Web”
Interactive means
Educational performance for children “The Tomcat and the Cock”
Interactive means
Educational Internet translations
Librarians are qualified to train library users and general public.
Image of libraries and librarians significantly increased.
Librarians are appreciated as trainers in their communities
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