Back Issues Vol. 2 No. 3, October 2009 News & Events
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e-HLbc welcomes Nicola Valley Institue of Technology and the BC Association of Kinsesiology to the consortium; the e-HLbc Marketing and Communications, Membership and Training Committees are seeking volunteers; and much more.
Welcome new members! Nicola Valley Institute of Technology (NVIT) is now a member of e-HLbc. NVIT is considered “BC’s Aboriginal public post-secondary institute,” with campuses in Merrit and Vancouver. NVIT allows students to gain career training, upgrade skills and earn credits towards a Bachelors degree, Associates degree, diploma or certificate. The BC Association of Kinesiologists (BCAK) joins e-HLbc as an affiliate member. Among BCAK's purposes are to promote and advance the interests of its over 500 members and to provide programs and services to its members. With NVIT and BCAK on board, e-HLbc moves one step closer to its vision to provide the entire British Columbia academic and health care community with province-wide high quality, cost-effective and easily accessible health library resources. Is your institution interested in joining e-HLbc? Email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for details on membership.
Calling all volunteers! The e-HLbc Marketing and Communications, Membership and Training Committees are looking for nominees and volunteers from e-HLbc post-secondary and health institution members. Are you interested in working with the consortium to provide strategic direction on how best to grow e-HLbc membership? Are you keen to work with colleagues from across B.C. on how best to provide training to e-HLbc members? Do you know someone who would be great for the job? This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for more details.
Training Matierals Contest! Have you created training materials to help users get the most out of resources available through e-HLbc? Why not share them? Share your training materials with colleagues and help improve users’ skills. Submit your screencasts, factsheets, worksheets, and other learning objects to e-HLbc by December 15, 2009. They will be posted, attributed to you, on the e-HLbc website. Two winners (one health and one post-secondary librarian), selected by the Training Committee, will each win a $50 gift certificate to Chapters. Go to the contest submission form to enter to your materials.
Learning together! e-HLbc hosted a Tips and Tricks afternoon on June 19th, in conjunction with the Health Libraries Association of B.C. Annual General Meeting.
Presentation materials, and other helpful resources, are available on the Training Resources page on the e-HLbc website.
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