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Innovation and Technology Round Table – ITRT

Promote and improve the use of automation and other technologies in libraries.

The mission of the Innovation and Technology Round Table (ITRT) is to promote and improve the use of automation and other technologies in Texas libraries.

Officers

Mike Pullin, Chair (2019-2020)
Henry Stokes, Chair-Elect (2019-2020; Chair 2020-2021)
Ty Beauchamp, Past-Chair (2019-2020)
Elizabeth Hensley, Secretary (2018-2020)
Cecilia Williams, HOL Coordinator (2019-2020)
Michael Weiss, Web Coordinator (2019-2020)
Amber Seely, Councilor (2019-2022)
Christine Peterson, Alternate Councilor (2019-2022)

Vacancies (Treasurer, HOL Coordinator-Elect)

Innovation Technology Round Table Documents

Operating Procedure (Link Forthcoming upon approval)

Budget

Note: Current settings restrict access to TLA and ITRT members with google drive access utilizing the email registered with TLA.

AUTOMATION & TECH. R.T. FUND (2018-2019)

AUTOMATION & TECH. R.T. FUND (2017-2018)

Minutes

2019-07-10 Annual Assembly
2019 TLA Minutes Forthcoming

Innovation and Technology Resources

ATRT/ITRT Email List Archive

Volunteer for TLA

Latest News

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Edward Smith, Abilene Library Consortium Director, Appointed to Gov. Broadband Council

January 13, 2020

TLA News

Edward Smith, director of the Abilene Library Consortium (ALC), and long-time Texas Library Association member (TLA), has been appointed by Governor Greg Abbott to serve on the newly formed Governor’s Broadband Development Council. “ We appreciate that the library community will have a seat at the table as the Council works to identify barriers to […]

Between the Lines: January Member Spotlight

January 9, 2020

Between the Lines: Member Spotlight

Kathy Jones Hoffman Former Executive Director (retired) Research Medical Library, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center What inspired you to become a librarian? I started working in my neighborhood public library when I was a junior in high school. When I started college, I needed a part-time job, so I worked in the university […]