Join the CLRC Staff for a series of webinars detailing what it means to be a CLRC member! We'll discuss how to make the most of your membership. We'll cover services from the Empire State Library Network (ESLN), funding opportunities, continuing education digitization services, resource sharing, networking, and more. Here is what you can expect…
Presenters: Christina Chan-Park & Laura Palumbo for ACRL Cost: $100 per seat (only available to individuals in New York State. Registration is for individuals. Your fee includes materials for each person, and there is no group viewing option. There is a limit of 60 total participants, preference will go to liaison librarians.) About the program: Research data management has…
Presenters: Christina Chan-Park & Laura Palumbo for ACRL Cost: $100 per seat (only available to individuals in New York State. Registration is for individuals. Your fee includes materials for each person, and there is no group viewing option. There is a limit of 60 total participants, preference will go to liaison librarians.) About the program: Research data management has…
Join the CLRC Staff for a series of webinars detailing what it means to be a CLRC member! We'll discuss how to make the most of your membership. We'll cover services from the Empire State Library Network (ESLN), funding opportunities, continuing education digitization services, resource sharing, networking, and more. Here is what you can expect…
Join the CLRC Staff for a series of webinars detailing what it means to be a CLRC member! We'll discuss how to make the most of your membership. We'll cover services from the Empire State Library Network (ESLN), funding opportunities, continuing education digitization services, resource sharing, networking, and more. Here is what you can expect…
This webinar brings together two library workers to share updates, implications, and ongoing discussions regarding generative artificial intelligence tools in libraries, especially in teaching, learning, and education. The talk will center on recent trends and research on generative AI in libraries and will provide insight on how library workers are adapting and understanding the implications…
In this 90 minute webinar presentation, the presenter will outline the components of a succinct teaching philosophy statement. Participants will reflect on their teaching methods, style, and personality. The teaching philosophy statement articulates your teaching beliefs, values, and assessment activities, and serves as a roadmap that will help navigate your teaching practices. Learning outcomes: At…
Webinar Description: In 2019, OCLC provided an alternate arrangement for the Dewey Decimal System’s religion section (200's), which organizes religious subjects more equitably by chronology and geography, rather than centering on Christianity. You’ll hear from OCLC about what the new arrangement is and how it was created. Also, you'll hear from two public libraries (Lawrence,…
Librarians know very well the power of language! Words and how they are used, whose words are heard, and how people access those words are at the foundation of every library’s mission. Words are powerful. The words we use in our internal operations and in our public-facing engagements are extremely important because they can lift…
Join Barbara Lilley, Library Development Specialist at the Division of Library Development, for an overview of the NYS Coordinated Collection Development Aid program. Barbara will review how libraries should complete and submit the CCDA print and online forms, review when a library needs to submit a waiver, and share tips for libraries to track their…