UNT Library: Events http://www.library.unt.edu Site Events daily 1 2007-04-16T18:19:37Z National Novel Writing Month Kick-Off Party http://www.library.unt.edu/outreach/news-events/nanowrimo-kick-off No publisher kmb0011 National Novel Writing Month NaNoWriMo 2008-07-24T21:21:35Z Event Intro to Digital Printing http://www.library.unt.edu/digitalprojects/news-events/photo-printing Tech Talks: Introduction to Digital Photo Printing No publisher dga0005 Tech Talks 2008-07-21T20:45:11Z Event Be More Productive with Firefox http://www.library.unt.edu/digitalprojects/news-events/firefox Tech Talks: Be More Productive with Firefox No publisher dga0005 Tech Talks 2008-07-21T20:45:50Z Event Streaming Video http://www.library.unt.edu/digitalprojects/news-events/streaming-video Tech Talks: Streaming Video No publisher dga0005 Tech Talks 2008-07-21T20:45:50Z Event Welcome to WorldCat.org http://www.library.unt.edu/digitalprojects/news-events/worldcat Tech Talks: Welcome to WorldCat.org No publisher dga0005 Tech Talks 2008-07-21T20:45:34Z Event OPAL Event - Mark of Zotero: Two Clicks to Citation Management http://www.library.unt.edu/researchpark/events-and-announcements/opal-event-mark-of-zotero Zotero, designed by the Center for History and New Media at George Mason University, is a free citation manager that works as part of the Firefox web browser. No publisher sas0010 OPAL Online 2008-07-21T20:22:06Z Event OPAL Event - Virtual Worlds for Kids, Tweens, and Teens: Whyville http://www.library.unt.edu/researchpark/events-and-announcements/opal-event-virtual-worlds 2008 will be the year of virtual worlds for kids, with rapid population growth and many ventures. Libraries and other educational and cultural organizations are exploring these virtual worlds for kids, too. No publisher sas0010 OPAL Online 2008-07-21T20:22:06Z Event College of DuPage - People Watching: Meeting Needs Before They Need It http://www.library.unt.edu/researchpark/events-and-announcements/college-of-dupage-people-watching How many times have you planned and prepared a program or service based on what you thought was a “community need?” And how many of these didn’t quite work out like you thought? Libraries—public, school, and academic—are re-visioning their roles in communities, moving beyond the rapidly outdated paradigm of creating services for patrons and students and instead partnering with community members in building meaningful experiences: whether those happen within the library’s walls, on a digital network, or in cultural and political spaces. No publisher sas0010 College of Dupage 2008-07-21T20:22:06Z Event