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Episode #035–Kristen Stehel of the Utah State Library and Creative Libraries Utah

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Kristen Stehel of the Utah State Library, and a managing editor here at Creative Libraries Utah, joins the podcast to discuss her experience at the Public Library Association Conference, the upcoming ILEAD USA opportunities in the state of Utah, and the many other exciting things going on at the State Library and in her life.

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Evil Librarians Podcast 035

Resources we discuss:

PLA Conference Handouts

ULA Conference ILEAD Session 1

ULA Conference ILEAD Session 2

Stop-Motion Animation

Whiteboard animation loosely based upon Homer’s Iliad. Created for Junior Classical League. Placed first in NCJCL (North Carolina) State competition. Placed first in NJCL National 10th grade entry. Made at Imaginon in Charlotte, North Carolina. Original Soundtrack created by Rachel Rust with animation collabration between Rachel and Rebekah Rust.

How to guide: Stop-motion_animation_-_Anythink

Stop-motion animation tutorials for Windows: http://tinkergroup.wordpress.com/

From the Stop-motion animation PLA program, Kristen Stehel from the Utah State Library participated in a team project and created the following video.

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2014 PLA downloadable program handouts!

imgresIf you didn’t make it to the 2014 Public Library Association (PLA) Conference in Indianapolis, Indiana, check out the conference website to download handouts from the events. Saturday, March 15th is the last day of the conference, and there may be more documents available in the next week.  http://www.placonference.org/programs/

 

 

To the right of each listed program session you will see PDF and Microsoft Word type icons to download as shown in the image.  These are free folks, and there is value in some if not all of the documents.Screen Shot 2014-03-14 at 7.15.09 PM

 

 

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