Transparent Language

The largest Indigenous group in North America is one you've probably never heard of: the Taíno.

They were the first Native Americans encountered by Europeans in 1492. Their language was the lingua franca of the Caribbean, spoken in what is now the Bahamas, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica, Puerto Rico and beyond.

They and their language were thought to have gone extinct hundreds of years ago.

Turns out there are an estimated 17 million+ Taíno descendants living in the United States today. And the world's first digital Taíno language course just launched in Transparent Language Online!

Join us for a live discussion with the driving force behind that Taíno language course, Priscilla Colon.

Trying to promote and measure interest in Transparent Language Online in your library community? Looking for new promotional ideas? This webinar will focus on running usage reports and marketing Transparent Language Online to your community.

We will look at:

• Types of reports that admins can generate and the types of information each report will give you
• How to schedule reports so that they can be delivered right to your email for convenience
• Marketing tactics and ideas for increasing adoption and usage of Transparent Language Online

Come see what's new and what's next in Transparent Language Online! (No spoilers in this description.)