Crown Point Community Library Virtual Programming 1 Since libraries across the country started closing in march 2020, a remarkable amount of resources have been produced to help librarians create and sustain their virtual programs during and after the pandemic. Emily mroczek bayci will present how to plan, create and post a virtual program that will have the most impact on your library patrons. emily will highlight.
Library Computing Talk Page Wikiproject Computer Science Computer This hands on workshop helps leaders and trainers navigate the rapid introduction of new technologies—especially ai—into library programs and services. participants explore strategies for building staff confidence, overcoming resistance, and turning uncertainty into curiosity. The 20 staff projects devised and undertaken by the students demonstrate the wide range of what programming skills can enable for those working in a library setting. This playbook is intended to be a user friendly guide to help you learn about virtual programming, and to plan and implement virtual programs that best suit your organiza on and the needs of your audience. Find resources, templates and successful strategies for planning, marketing, implementing and evaluating your programming efforts. self paced courses and webinar recordings on this topic are freely available in the webjunction course catalog.
Virtual Programming With The Library Missouri River Regional Library This playbook is intended to be a user friendly guide to help you learn about virtual programming, and to plan and implement virtual programs that best suit your organiza on and the needs of your audience. Find resources, templates and successful strategies for planning, marketing, implementing and evaluating your programming efforts. self paced courses and webinar recordings on this topic are freely available in the webjunction course catalog. This section has resources for general programming planning for adults and seniors, as well as idea resources for low cost and passive programming. Emily will highlight best practices for virtual programming, help brainstorm ways to improve pre existing programming, share fresh ideas and tackle the tough copyright questions. A group for librarians and library workers to share virtual programming ideas! we are a group that promotes open discussion and there will be relaxed guidelines as to what can and can't be posted. Discover some of the technology and programming tools helping librarians create engaging virtual programming for their communities.
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