Category Archives: RFS

Google for Non-Profits

Google has packaged many of its tools into an offering for non-profit organizations.  If your group has a 501(c)(3) tax status, and is not political or religious in nature, then you most likely qualify. This is fairly neat.  I worked … Continue reading

Posted in Conferences, Google, Groups, Libraries, Online Services, RFS | Tagged , , , , | Comments Off on Google for Non-Profits

ALA In Focus

The first segment of “ALA In Focus”, an online video detailing the inner workings of various areas of the American Library Association, features Gwendolyn Prellwitz, Program Officer for the ALA Office of Diversity & Spectrum. The video is fantastic to … Continue reading

Posted in Conferences, Libraries, RFS, Video | Tagged , , , , , , , , , , | Comments Off on ALA In Focus

PolyTalk

While at Reaching Forward South last week, I met someone from the Lincoln Trail Library System who is involved in a project called PolyTalk. PolyTalk is a volunteer group from Illinois libraries that provide translation services between patrons and library … Continue reading

Posted in Conferences, Libraries, RFS | Tagged , , , | Comments Off on PolyTalk

Tracks

Tracks is a nifty piece of software that is a multi-user To-Do list organizer.  Multiple users, with different levels of access, can organize a project and set up timelines and track progress. This may be a possibility for RFS… From … Continue reading

Posted in Conferences, Open Source, RFS, Software | Comments Off on Tracks