Talking Book Program Public Awareness Coordinator Jaclyn Owusu gives an informational presentation about the Talking Book Program, specifically on how to use the Digital Talking Book Machine (DTBM) and the Braille and Audio Reading Download (BARD) and to register potential qualified patrons. At the Valley Grande Manor, 1212 S Bridge Ave, Weslaco, TX 78596.
School Program Coordinator Liz Philippi presents: Let’s Celebrate! But make sure to buckle up cause we are taking the new School Library Program Standards for an exciting ride! – After many months of work and countless hours of debate the new Texas School Library Program Standards are ready to be unpacked and taken for a “ride”! At the ESC Region 11 Service Center, 1451 S. Cherry Lane, White Settlement, TX 76108.
Talking Book Program Public Awareness Coordinator Jaclyn Owusu gives an informational presentation about the Talking Book Program at the Next Step Transition Center, 229 E Vaughan Ln, Deer Park, TX 77536. For more information, email tbp.services@tsl.texas.gov or call 1-800-252-9605.
Danielle Plumer, Liz Philippi, and Russlene Waukechon (LDN) presents: Resources for All Ages This Greater Austin Area Information Literacy Symposium (GAAILS) panel session discusses the various ways that TexShare and TexQuest, the state electronic resources, work to help address the following issues; adult literacy, college readiness, high school students taking college courses, career readiness, and the crossover between public, school, and academic resources.
The Re-think it: Libraries for a New Age conference brings together diverse groups to collectively re-think the increasingly important role libraries play in the communities they serve. TSLAC staff present three programs at the conference:
Reflecting Community Values and Need - Jan. 9 - Jaclyn Owusu presents on the Talking Book Program and how librarians can help in serving people with disabilities.
The Re-think it: Libraries for a New Age conference brings together diverse groups to collectively re-think the increasingly important role libraries play in the communities they serve. TSLAC staff present three programs at the conference:
Reflecting Community Values and Need - Jan. 9 - Jaclyn Owusu presents on the Talking Book Program and how librarians can help in serving people with disabilities.
TSLAC staff join We Are Blood (formerly the Blood & Tissue Center of Central Texas) to donate blood for Texans in need of blood supplies. For more information contact our Human Resources office or call 512-463-5474.
