User Group Webinars, or Web Seminars, are online discussions where Eloquent's software engineers explain some of our product's most powerful features. Webinars are ideal for training sessions or just gathering information.
"Kari and I want to let you know how valuable we find the Webinar sessions. Steve organizes them very well and offers a good amount of information. Each time, we have learned something useful we can use right away and have been inspired to try to follow up with other features."
--Kathleen Gray, Librarian
Eloquent users meet several times a year for one-hour conferences by phone as they watch presentations by Eloquent on their Internet browser. They cover exciting new features, as well as how to take advantage of others that they did not have time to learn when the software was first installed. During the interactive presentation, they also learn the innovative ways others have used the software.
This Webinar is free if you are the primary Eloquent contact person for your organization. Otherwise, you are invited to join along with your primary contact. All you need is a speaker phone and Internet-enabled computer. If you are meeting as a group you may want to stay together after the seminar to review the topics as they relate to your specific application.
If you are interested in attending one of our Webinars, please register for a Webinar via e-mail and the login details will be sent to you.
Public searching
Topics covered will include:
A variety of search windows: visual kiosk style, single keyword, multiple-prompt template and advanced.
A variety of browse windows: public & utility.
A variety of detail display formats, including pictures and hyperlinks for navigation to related information and content.
An automatically generated HTML page linking directly to the WebGENCAT database.
Links on your homepage taking the public directly to search windows.
Custom tailoring that can easily be done with your standard software package.
Advanced tailoring that requires additional consulting services with the WebGENCAT toolkit.
Increasing Web exposure for your institution
Topics covered will include:
Use the Eloquent publishing tools to create static Web pages for portions of your database.
They will be found and indexed by the search engines such as Google, Yahoo, and MSN
They contain links directly into your active Eloquent database for more detail.
Create a mash-up between the geographic names in your database with Google Maps.
Searching provides a visual of the selected locations on the map.
Map locations link to detail in the database
Create a seamless link from your library titles to a subscription database of enriched information such as cover images, table of contents, summaries, book reviews and much more.
Provide an easy link from your institutions Website directly into your Eloquent database for searching.
Tailor the search portion of your Eloquent system to harmonize with your Website.
Create “live” reports, such as bibliographies for publishing on the Web or distribution to your clients. They link back into your database for more detail.
Contribute to other databases by exporting selected records from your Eloquent database. They automatically contain links back into your database for more detail.
