31 January 2008 ~ 8 Comments

Public Google Calendars

Did you know that Google had public calendars that you could add to your personal calendar? I didn’t – not until someone in one of the classes I was teaching pointed it out. This is why I love teaching small, hands-on type classes, I always walk away learning something from the students. Anyway, if you search for holidays for example you can get the holidays for several countries and add them right to your calendar with one click. It’s very handy!

Public Google Calendars

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8 Responses to “Public Google Calendars”

  1. megan 31 January 2008 at 3:19 pm Permalink

    My favorite free calendars are for sports teams with television broadcast info – I love the Red Sox and the Boston Bruins, US holidays, and the weather widget (in your calendar’s settings).

  2. Alison 31 January 2008 at 3:32 pm Permalink

    I heart Gcal. The public calendars are great – when I was at Simmons I set one up for our student chapter of ASIS&T, and we’re using them at the library I’m at now for scheduling our classrooms and other patron spaces.

  3. megan 31 January 2008 at 4:19 pm Permalink

    My favorite free calendars are for sports teams with television broadcast info – I love the Red Sox and the Boston Bruins, US holidays, and the weather widget (in your calendar’s settings).

  4. Alison 31 January 2008 at 4:32 pm Permalink

    I heart Gcal. The public calendars are great – when I was at Simmons I set one up for our student chapter of ASIS&T, and we’re using them at the library I’m at now for scheduling our classrooms and other patron spaces.

  5. Jonathan Rochkind 31 January 2008 at 6:24 pm Permalink

    So now how about the idea of using Google Calendars to track library events or hours or other things you want to show the public that are date-oriented?

    We are in fact planning on running on techie-oriented how-to article on this topic (and specifically on integrating a cal you manage through Google Cal into your website) in the next issue of the Code4Lib Journal, coming out in mid-March.

  6. Jonathan Rochkind 31 January 2008 at 7:24 pm Permalink

    So now how about the idea of using Google Calendars to track library events or hours or other things you want to show the public that are date-oriented?

    We are in fact planning on running on techie-oriented how-to article on this topic (and specifically on integrating a cal you manage through Google Cal into your website) in the next issue of the Code4Lib Journal, coming out in mid-March.

  7. Glen Horton 3 February 2008 at 10:57 am Permalink

    You can also add public calendars for local weather and stock quotes.

    One of our nearby public libraries exports a list of their programs to Google Calendar. I can have their events for a specific branch show up on my own calendar.

  8. Glen Horton 3 February 2008 at 11:57 am Permalink

    You can also add public calendars for local weather and stock quotes.

    One of our nearby public libraries exports a list of their programs to Google Calendar. I can have their events for a specific branch show up on my own calendar.


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