Testimonials


These testimonials might show you how other people have enjoyed working with LeMasney Consulting. Have I helped you recently? Did you enjoy yourself? Please consider leaving me a testimonial!

Thanks so much for meeting with us today. You answered all of our questions and we’re super excited about using Facebook in our department.

Social Media in the Workplace workshop attendeeAtendeeSocial Media in the WorkplaceNew Jersey
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(The logo designed for Tame the Web) is beautiful!  I’ve been following TTW for over 10 years and this logo captures the feel so well.  I have thoroughly enjoyed your website this evening after enjoying your BYOD doc on Tech Training in Libraries FB page.

Stephanie ZimmermanTraining & Development CoordinatorLibrary System of Lancaster CountyPennsylvania
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John is a great manager to work with. He thinks through issues clearly and finds multiple solutions to an issue. John is easy to communicate with and welcomes new ideas and change. He is a strategic planner and leader. He is well immersed in the latest happenings and technologies in IT. He loves to experiment and try new things in technology. John thinks creatively to solve issues. John works well with groups and has great user relation skills and customer service skills. I enjoy working with John. I have learned a lot and look forward to learning more under his management.

August 12, 2007 – Angela Brady, Instructional Technologist, Rider University reported to John at Rider University

A. Brady, Rider UniversityInstructional technologistRider UniversityNew jersey
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John LeMasney is a dedicated professional that I am honored to have studied with. John always went the extra mile on assignments and consistently added valued insight to our discussions. I recommend John LeMasney without reserve. If you’re looking for the cream of the crop, John’s your guy. If you’re looking for hard work, commitment and excellence, John’s your guy. Warm regards, Ayo Johnson

May 30, 2010 – Ayo Marie Johnson, Director of Educational Services, True Servant Community Development Corporation, studied with John at Rider University

Ayo Marie Johnson, Rider UniversityStudentRider University Master of Arts in Organizational LeadershipNew Jersey
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I needed a logo for my blog – and I knew from the beginning I wanted John to do it. I have been following his work and I like his design voice, his talent for making lots of different designs – So i had no doubt that John would be the person to make the design I wanted – he did live up to my expectations in every way. I love working with Pros – and John is definitely one. 

Jan HolmquistLibrary Advocatejanholmquist.netDenmark
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I recently had the good fortune to take a course that John taught at the Princeton Public Library. I was impressed with John’s knowledge base and the way he facilitated the class. He was well-prepared with a comprehensive agenda, but was also flexible, allowing the class to be shaped by the needs and questions of the group. He did an excellent job of managing a class with individuals at different skill levels. I would highly recommend John as an instructor – Miriam Libove

Miriam LiboveStudentPrinceton, NJ
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Thank you so much for the wonderful job you did lecturing at Tech Talks on the history of images on the web and Pinterest. Your depth of knowledge always amazes me. You are our favorite teacher.

Princeton Area Newcomers & Friends ClubCoordinatorPrinceton Area Newcomers & Friends ClubNew Jersey
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John is the Eagle Scout of technology: trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, cheerful, thrifty, and all the others! He is on top of all the emerging trends and ready to help profs to implement them in their classrooms.

April 19, 2009 – Dennis O’Brien, Prof., Rider University worked with John at Rider University

Dennis O'Brien, Rider UniversityProfessorRider UniversityNew Jersey
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Very engaging speaker–Loved this | Furthered my understanding between Android and iOS, and the overall effectiveness of Google Chrome | I really enjoyed this event.  So many things I didn’t know. | Very well presented! Thank you John! | Thank you for sharing your vast tech knowledge in a gentle and open way | [I learned] How to use technology to further benefit the library and the patrons.  Using technology to (get) the library out to the public and letting patrons be aware of the services we provide. | I learned there is so much tech. info. I didn’t know.  It sure opened my eyes! | Lots of web-based tools that my patrons might be interested in ( and for us professionally).  Device information that I wasn’t aware of – iOS vs. Android |  The usefulness of open source software and all the Chrome extensions | I learned useful tools like Google [Drive] that I can implement into my daily work | Very engaging and knowledgeable speaker.

Cherry Hill Public Library Staff Day TrainingAttendeesCherry Hill Public LibraryNew Jersey
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John is a talented, enthusiastic manager of technologies and an engaging, dedicated instructor, patient and supportive to those not as well exposed to teaching tools and methodologies. It was these very qualities, as well as his technical expertise, that encouraged me to present with him and to co-author a book chapter on Web 2.0 tools. John goes out of his way to make himself available to those in need of professional development. I am honored to be his colleague at Rider University.

August 18, 2007 – Robert Lackie, Associate Professor-Librarian, Rider University worked directly with John at Rider University

Robert Lackie, Rider UniversityAssociate Professor - LibrarianRider UniversityNew Jersey
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Other testimonials

After a recent presentation on Inkscape to the NJ Association of Library Assistants, I got this wonderful letter from an attendee.

“Hi Mr. LeMasney, I attended your 2:15-3:45 afternoon class yesterday on June 7, 2011.  I couldn’t go without thanking you for your time and sharing the education with me as a student.  The class will benefit me in the future.  It was a lot to grasp but eventually I will learn it all.  Your class gave me a good start…It felt great to sit in a classroom environment again being that I’ve been out of school for a while.  This class encouraged me to continue my education.  The reason why I’m writing you is because I had to leave your class a few minutes early due to transportation and I didn’t have the chance to thank you at the end of the class.  You deserve all respect and the right to know that it was appreciated.  Take care until the next NJALA Conference.”

Diane, who does the programming for a New York users group said this in response to a seminar on Inkscape:

“Thank you for the time and energy you invested to create a stupendous presentation.  I wanted to let you know that you opened quite a few eyes at the meeting! They want more!”

Jane, a recent attendee to my talk on the Future of Mobile Technologies said:

“I would like to follow you around for a day and listen.  I just got my masters and still think that following you around for a day would be the best 8 hours of education I could get.”

Alice Parfitt, a recent Inkscape workshop attendee said:

“In the next two weeks, I want to learn everything about Inkscape that you haven’t already taught us. When this Inkscape workshop is finished, I hope you will plan something similar for GIMP and other creative technologies. If I were still in library school…I would try to do an internship with you….Someone told me they took a class in photo editing with you at NJLA this year? I would like to hear more about this… Would you ever be interested in doing programs at OCL for staff and/or the public? I’ve learned a lot from you and am very impressed with your knowledge, philosophy, and teaching style.  ”

In hearing that we were able to extend a series of workshops at Princeton Public Library on Inkscape from 4 weeks to five, attendee Beth Plankey said

“This is exactly what I was hoping for. I am delighted. I would gladly attend every Monday for the rest of my life! It may take that long to learn all that Inkscape can do. Thanks ever so much to all of you!”

A third attendee, Martha Otis, who was not able to make all the PPL sessions, remarked hopefully about future sessions:

“I am glad to have had an intro to this marvelous program by a patient and imaginative teacher. Sorry I’ll miss classes but grateful for what I learned. Keep me informed please.”

I was recently voted in as one of the most interesting NJ Librarians to hear present in an open internet survey, though I am not, in fact, a Librarian. Many people have mistaken my passion for Libraries as an actual MLS. (http://redlibcomic.blogspot.com/2010/08/winners-most-likelynj-librarians-survey.html)

Other quick comments from recent session feedback forms:

John was so organized, knowledgeable, over all just excellent.

John rocks.

Great information, especially from John. I liked how he was able to concisely explain the various technology tools that are available.

I had a lot of questions about technology that were answered during the session. I’m sure I’ll have to call the Technology office less often this fall now that I know how to post things on Blackboard, etc.

John was terrific! A great source and valuable resource!

 

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