A Focus Group on the Future of Marketing the FDLP

Presentation covering preparing and implementing a disaster plan, using it to recover from a disaster and the importance of keeping one updated.

Using Twitter and other Forms of Social Media to Promote a Federal Depository Library

Presentation about creating “Painless” Offers Lists

Presentation highlighting  the U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Information System (GIS)
resources and guidance using them.

Presentation discussing different strategies, including using YouTube videos, online tutorials, and multidisciplinary approaches across the LIS curriculum.

Presentation providing tips and tricks to help manage your depository collection.

Overview of the PURL Referral Reporting Tool presented by Karen Sieger Manager, Web Content Management Library Services and Content Management U.S. Government Printing Office

Presentation providing insight on how to collaborate with area libraries and businesses to promote your services to the surrounding community.

Presentation introducing government documents librarians to several Google cloud computing tools: Alerts, Blogger, Custom Search, Docs, Translator Toolkit, iGoogle, News, Reader, Sites, YouTube.

Presentation covering the usage of government documents to obtain a D.C. perspective on U.S. history and social change

Presentation on the steps for the creation of an item selection list for Consortia using Documents Data Miner

What is the best use of GPO’s Community Site: Consultation with fellow FDLs? Discovery of GPO Pilot Projects? Training?

Care & Feeding of Maps Tips for Managing Your Depository Map Collection

Presentation coverint digitization of U.S. Hearings from the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s

Presentation on using Twitter to Promote Government Information

Presentation providing an  introduction to the GPO/AOC PACER Pilot Program

The Federal Register Publication System: What It Is and How to Use It.

Presentation involving a group of librarians that have collaborated on a government documents textbook, Fundamentals of  Government Information: Mining, Finding, Evaluating, and Using Government Resources.

Presentation introducing a collaboration formed to build a comprehensive archive of the U.S. Federal Government web domain before, during and immediately after the transition to a new presidency.

Researching the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies and Navies and Other Civil War Resources

Presentation on the usage of U.S. Government documents in the US Santa Cruz upper-division class "Environmental Studies 140: National Environmental Policy."

Creating Our Shared Vision: Roles & Opportunities in the FDLP Overview of Past Efforts to Reform Title 44

Presentation explores issues that include tracking and analysis of catalog record usage, particularly for online-only titles, and how this information may be used for collection and catalog management decisions.

Library Services & Content Management Update for Fall 2011

Promoting Access to Government Documents and FDLP Community

Presentation providing an introduction to the "Reference Model for an Open Archival
Information System" (OAIS) and the "Audit And Certification Of Trustworthy Digital
Repositories" (TDR) and their relevance to the Federal Depository Library Program.

Ways and Means of Teaching ad Training: Reaching Out in Creative Ways

Presentation provides an overview of the National Map Delivery Service

Recommendations of the Depository Library Council to the Public Printer from the Spring 2011 Depository Library Conference

Reaching Out in Creative Ways: Demystifying Documents Via YouTube

Presentation for the Cataloging Record Distribution Project

Timeline and presentation notes from the presentation Michigan Regionals in transition

Presentation on presenting U.S. Government information to all residents of the United States and it's territories

Flyer highlighting the Web site www.browsetopics.gov

Overview of current projects at GPO and their impact on the FDL community

Presentation on preparing and implementing a disaster plan, using it to recover from a disaster and the importance of keeping one updated.

Presentation outlining practices to avoid excessive item numbers

Presentation of the resources provided by the National Transportation Library and the Department of Transportation

Condenses the various events and progress of projects being developed in Library Services & Content Management (LSCM) for the 2011 year.

Final at-a-glace schedule for the Fall 2011 DLC Meeting in Arlington, VA.

Preliminary Agenda for the Fall 2011 DLC Meeting in Arlington, VA.