TLA 2014
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About TLA 2014
Join us April 8th – 11th in San Antonio for the 2014 Texas Library Association Annual Conference. The 2014 TLA Annual Conference offers practical and inspirational vendors in the field, and opportunities to connect with thought leaders at the state and national level.
The Texas Library Association was established in 1902 to promote, support, and improve library services in Texas. TLA is the largest state library association in the country, and it’s 6,500 + members are employed by and support all types of continuing education, advocacy, and networking opportunities to its members and conference participants. The TLA annual convention presents diverse speakers, famous authors, a large industry trade show, high-caliber programming, and superlative networking events. The convention remains the premier CE event for librarians, library supporters, and literary enthusiasts across the state.
The Texas Library Association was established in 1902 to promote, support, and improve library services in Texas. TLA is the largest state library association in the country, and it’s 6,500 + members are employed by and support all types of continuing education, advocacy, and networking opportunities to its members and conference participants. The TLA annual convention presents diverse speakers, famous authors, a large industry trade show, high-caliber programming, and superlative networking events. The convention remains the premier CE event for librarians, library supporters, and literary enthusiasts across the state.
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Version update TLA 2014 was updated to version 1.2
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The ability to see all classes and to create your own schedule was incredibly useful! A map of the whole building would have been nice, though I'd guess they left that off due to the location changing each time. Also would have liked it to sync with the tla registration portion that asks us what classes we'd like to attend so I don't have to re-enter it all again. One thing that was a minor annoyance was when you open the app, it creates two notifications that say the app was updated. Every time. Even when not on wifi/3g.. Also logging in for that very first time was a bit tricky. Took a while to figure out where to find the login info for the app. The app crashed a couple times, but it starts back up easily enough and didn't lose any scheduling. Overall a pleasant experience and made the conference easier with being able to look up times and locations.