Bibliometrics, also known as bibliometric analysis of scientific literature, is one of the most popular data analysis techniques used among librarians. Although it originated from the library and information science research, nowadays it is commonly used among many other non-librarians to assess and evaluate certain literature or trend within a specific context. Proliferation of web-based…
This webinar addresses the diverse needs of library professionals at various career stages, focusing on integrating AI technologies into libraries. The presentation explores the unique challenges of workforce development in the library sector, identifying and strategizing ways to overcome barriers to technology adoption. A significant emphasis is placed on adult learning principles, acknowledging the varied…
Join LILRC as we welcome bestselling science writer Richard Panek to discuss his new book, Pillars of Creation, which is already receiving enthusiastic praise in review publications. LILRC members who attend are eligible to win door prize copies of the book! Advance Praise for Pillars of Creation “ accessible account of how the Webb telescope has revolutionized…
Inviting our communities to lead the way can transform our libraries, making our services more inclusive, creative, and essential. But how can you put community-led methods into practice at your library? Join the co-authors of The 12 Steps to a Community-Led Library for a conversation about what community-led planning looks like in the real world,…
This webinar introduces essential project management principles with a focus on effective communication and teamwork. It covers the Abilene Paradox, a common decision-making pitfall, and strategies to overcome it. Additionally, the session explores the Six Thinking Hats method by Edward de Bono, a practical tool for structured thinking, problem-solving, and brainstorming in managing project collaborations…
Got a great idea for an invention? Does the library patron in front of you have one? Will Salas from Smithtown Library will show you how to direct patrons to the United States Patent and Trademark Office’s new online databases, and how to get started with a patent search. Learn about the different types of intellectual property protection…
In this webinar, author K.J. Aiello (The Monster and the Mirror, ECW Press, Fall 2024) discusses the challenges, barriers, and strategies of safely writing trauma. Topics covered will include self-assessments, use of metaphor, caring for yourself and your readers, and how to write about difficult people. K.J. Aiello is a mentally ill, award-winning writer based in Toronto, ON.…
As leader of The Studio at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Dan Goods transforms complex concepts into meaningful stories that can be universally understood. The team’s work is presented in public spaces, art museums, as well as outer space. In this discussion, he shares his journey as a graphic designer and his passion about creating moments…
Event Description The basic course is meant to give librarians an overview of music copyright law concepts. The Essentials of Music Copyright Law covers the basics of music copyright law, including how to establish and register a copyright for your music, and what is a copyright and how to get one. Attendees will also explore the…
Are you confident that your library is fully covered and prepared in case of unexpected events? Join our two-part presentation series on Insurance, where we delve into the intricacies of HR-related insurance in Session 1 and General liability in Session 2. Session 1: HR Insurance Essentials In this session, we'll explore the critical aspects of…