Welcome to a podcast for audiorecordings of OPAL (Online Programming for All Libraries--and All Library Users) including book discussions, interviews, training, current events programs, and more! To see upcoming programs, go to www.opal-online.org. For more information or to join OPAL, contact OPAL Coordinator Tom Peters ( tpeters@tapinformation.com). Listen to programs on your computer or any MP3 device.
A conversation with Marshall Breeding, the Director for Innovative Technologies and Research for the Jean and Alexander Heard Library at Vanderbilt University, held on March 28, 2008. (17.7 MB; runtime 57:23)
Labels: Casual Conversation, Integrated Library Systems, Marshall Breeding, OPAL
posted by Tom Peters @ 8:44 PM
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A conversation with Lois Ruby, author of the Kansas Notable Book, Shanghai Shadows, recorded on March 24, 2008. (13.8 MB file; runtime 42:48)
Labels: Johnson County Library, Kansas Notable Book, Lois Ruby, OPAL, Shanghai Shadows
posted by Tom Peters @ 8:00 AM
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Her Story: Women's History Month Book Program presented by Carolyn Caywood of the Virginia Beach Public Library on March 17, 2008 (15.8 MB; runtime 52:27)
Labels: OPAL, Virginia Beach Public Library, Women's History Month
posted by Tom Peters @ 7:09 PM
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The annual Carnegie Heroes Lecture held at the Flagler Museum in Palm Beach, Florida (22.5 MB file; runtime 77:28)
Labels: Carnegie Heroes, Flagler Museum, OPAL
posted by Tom Peters @ 8:29 AM
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A lecture given at the Flagler Museum on March 2, 2008 about the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition in Saint Louis (17.1 MB file; runtime 57:26)
posted by Tom Peters @ 1:32 PM
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