Registration Form Revised

Dear All,

Thank you very much for your testing and suggestions. I have revised the form accordingly (added "No" in two fields and a "Notes" field).

Please see/test the form again from the following the following link:

http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dHRXT1NlbjJ4b3p5eW1KNW5VaVVwNVE6MA..

Songqian

Draft Registration Form

Dear Sarah, Brian, and All,

I have created a draft LACUNY Institute 2009 Registration Form using the Google forms function in Google Docs.Please take a look and test it to see if it's OK with you.

Basically, the form can take the registration, and record the responses into a spreadsheet. But we still need to link it into the PayPal page.

I am not sure if you are familiar with the Google forms. Here is the instruction of how to access the "LACUNY Institute 2009 Registration":

1. Login to our "lacunyinst2009@gamil.com" account
2. Open the spreadsheet of "LACUNY Institute 2009 Registration"
3. Click on the "Form" from the toolbar within the spreadsheet, and the form will be displayed
4. Test the form by filling it out
5. Select "spreadsheet" from "See responses" to see the responses

More to do with the form:

1. This form can be embeded into a web site or a blog, but has to link to PayPal on our registration page
2. We need to customize the "Thanks" message after people submitting the form (the default message is not suitable). I am thinking also add the link to PayPal page from here. I found the instructions on how to change the “Thanks” message after submitting the form from the following web site:

http://www.morningcopy.com.au/news/how-to-style-google-forms/

Sarah: I am not sure if this will work with the page you are creating or you have a better way to do registration. Please let me know. If you are going to use it please make any changes you want.

For my address to sending the check to, please use the one from last LACUNY Institute (on the web site).

Thank you.

Songqian

Interesting information on a new METRO page

METRO has a new link, netvibe. Here is a link to a recent discussion in NJ about the future and graying of librarians/librarianship. Perhaps some people we could contact about poster sessions?

http://trevordawes.blogspot.com/2009/06/future-of-librarianship.html


Jane