[kids-lib] April's Online Learning Resources!
Katie Anderson
katiea at wccls.org
Thu Apr 2 10:52:52 PDT 2020
Hi! I thought many of you might be interested in these virtual professional development opportunities this month.—Katie
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Greetings!
For those that are working remotely, this can be a great time to partake in some online learning. Training opportunities for this month were compiled and shared by the Wyoming State Library<http://library.wyo.gov/>. Do you have a free program that you would like to share? Add it to the Wyoming State Library calendar here: http://library.wyo.gov/services/training/calendar.
For upcoming WebJunction webinars check the WebJunction Webinar Calendar<https://webjunction.org/events/webjunction.html> and visit the WebJunction Course Catalog<https://learn.webjunction.org/> for additional learning opportunities.
Free to Oregon public library staff:
* Edge Assessment Building Block Webinars:
* Apr 21: Engaging the Community (Part 2 of 3) (11am PT)
* May 12: Organizational Management (Part 3 of 3) (11am PT)
Additional information and registration available here: https://www.libraryedge.org/webinars (scroll down)
* Edge Action Webinars:
* Prepare – Understanding Your Community Context (Part 1 of 3) (view archived recording<https://libraryedgeevent.webex.com/ec3300/eventcenter/enroll/register.do?siteurl=libraryedgeevent&formId=19424867&confId=19424867&formType=1&loadFlag=1&eventType=1&accessType=downloadRecording&internalDWRecordTicket=4832534b00000004212b3c9f877f85bde07476c2511aa6e519666736b95bcb71ad8b9ead8913e7d2>)
* Apr 7: Compare – Understanding Your Assessment Results (Part 2 of 3) (11am PT)
* May 5: Act – Crafting Your S.M.A.R.T. Action Plan (Part 3 of 3) (11am PT)
Additional information and registration available here: https://www.libraryedge.org/webinars (scroll down to “Beyond the Assessment)
March free webinars are listed below by topic. Please visit WebJunction’s web page<https://www.webjunction.org/find-training/free-events.html> for complete registration details.
ADVOCACY
* Apr 1: Share Your Message, Not Germs: Organizing and Advocacy During Social Distancing (Every Action)
* Apr 1: Advocacy for Associations: Timeless Principles, Modern Approaches (Gather Voices)
* Apr 1: Social Media 102 (Firespring)
* Apr 2: ECE Program Websites Matter to Families NOW & Always: SEO & Content for Parents (Early Childhood Investigations)
* Apr 9: Dispatches from the Field: Advocacy Best Practices with Jeremy Johannesen and Megan Cusick (Association for Library Service to Children)
ASSESSMENT & PLANNING
* Apr 1: Project Outcome: Evaluating Online Library Learning (ALA & ACRL)
* Apr 1: Evaluating Online Library Data (Association of College & Research Libraries)
* Apr 2: Measuring the ROI of Training Programs (Training Industry)
* Apr 13: Virtual Town Hall: Libraries and the COVID-19 Crisis (OCLC/WebJunction)
* Apr 23: Harnessing Library Data: Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion and eBook Usage (Infopeople)
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY
* Apr 3: Quickly Implementing Accessibility Tools (Association of College & Research Libraries)
* Apr 15: The Intersection Between Plain Language and 508 Compliance (Digital.gov)
BOARDS
* Apr 2: 10 Principles of Good Data for Foundations (Blackbaud)
* Apr 22: How to be a Great Board Chair (Propel Nonprofits)
CAREERS
* Apr 9: Self-Care During a Pandemic (Idaho Commission for Libraries)
* Apr 16: WHY-brarian: How to Reconnect to your BEST (North Dakota State Library)
* Apr 21: The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People in 2020 (Training Magazine Network)
CHILDREN & TEENS
* At Your Leisure: 1000 Books Before Kindergarten (Montana State Library)<https://vimeo.com/channels/403784/397053372>
* At Your Leisure: Connect Your Students to eBooks, Audiobooks & eResources in MackinVIA (Mackin)<https://vimeo.com/368584043/dd522476eb>
* Apr 7: Full-Spectrum Literacy with Kate Brunner (Colorado State Library)
* Apr 8: Play Games, Role-Play, Drama and Movement Activities to Build the Brain (Ablenet)
* Apr 8: Using Mindfulness With Children of All Abilities to Keep Connections Strong (Early Childhood Investigations)
* Apr 14: Honoring Infancy: Growing the Garden - Nurturing a Play and Early Learning Space (Association for Library Service to Children)
* Apr 21: Are Play Groups Right for Your Library? (Colorado State Library)
COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT & MANAGEMENT
* Apr 1: Beta Testing for Social Wellbeing (Nebraska Library Commission)
* Apr 9: No Budget? No Problem! How to Stock your Library with Free Government Publications (Federal Depository Library Program)
* Apr 14: Must-Have Middle Grade (Booklist)
* Apr 15: Amplified Advisory with Video Book Talks (Nebraska Library Commission)
* Apr 16: WHY-brarian: How to Reconnect to your BEST (North Dakota State Library)
* Apr 21: Rainbow Reads for Youth (Indiana State Library)
* Apr 21: Library Love for LibraryReads (Booklist)
* Apr 21: Rainbow Reads for Teen (Indiana State Library)
* Apr 21: The Hottest Graphic Novels of Spring 2020 (Library Journal)
* Apr 22: New Books for Storytime - 2020 Update (Infopeople)
COMMUNICATION
* At Your Leisure: Making the Most of Your Digital Collection (School Library Connection)<https://schoollibraryconnection.com/Home/Display/?learningModuleId=2234301&tab=3>
* Apr 1: Social Media 102 (Firespring)
* Apr 8: Building Your Nonprofit’s Communications Engine (Bloomerang)
* Apr 30: Falling Between the Cracks: Addressing Workplace Mistakes and Misunderstandings (Pattern Research, Inc.)
DIGITAL RESOURCES
* At Your Leisure: Making the Most of Your Digital Collection (School Library Connection)<https://schoollibraryconnection.com/Home/Display/?learningModuleId=2234301&tab=3>
* Apr 23: Harnessing Library Data: Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion and eBook Usage (Infopeople)
DEVELOPMENT & MANAGING CHANGE
* Apr 1: COVID-19: How One Library is Coping with Being in the Epicenter and How Controlled Digital Lending Can Benefit Libraries (SirsiDynix)
* Apr 2: Public Libraries Respond to COVID-19: Successful Ways to Work Remotely (Public Library Association)
* Apr 7: Thriving in the Chaos of Unexpected Change (Effectiveness Institute)
* Apr 8: COVID-19: How to Prepare Your Library for the Unexpected (SirsiDynix)
* Apr 9: How to Bring Your Live or In-Person Events Online (TechSoup)
* Apr 9: Self-Care During a Pandemic (Idaho Commission for Libraries)
* Apr 13: Virtual Town Hall: Libraries and the COVID-19 Crisis (OCLC/WebJunction)
* Apr 15: COVID-19: Coping with Realities of Business Operations During a Crisis (GovLoop)
* Apr 16: Public Libraries Respond to COVID-19: Innovative Solutions in Times of Crisis (Public Library Association)
* Apr 21: How to Lead and Work Through Uncertainty (GovLoop)
* Apr 28: Remote Learning Toolkit: Leading and Learning in a Virtual World (edWeb.net)
* Apr 29: Pretty Sweet Tech (Nebraska Library Commission)
* Apr 29: Social Work Students and Public Library Partnerships (Web Junction)
* Apr 30: Falling Between the Cracks: Addressing Workplace Mistakes and Misunderstandings (Pattern Research, Inc.)
FUNDRAISING
* Apr 1: Social Media 102 (Firespring)
* Apr 1: Website & Email Marketing Best Practices for Nonprofits (Nonprofit Tech for Good)
* Apr 1: Engaging Library Supporters During the COVID-819 Pandemic (United for Libraries)
* Apr 3: Coronavirus and Nonprofit Grants: Tactics and Strategies to Help You Adapt (CharityHowTo)
* Apr 8: Introduction to Finding Grants - Live Webinar (GrantSpace)
* Apr 8: Making the Ask (Firespring)
* Apr 16: Improving Your Data Management to Drive Donations (GrantSpace)
* Apr 21: How Nonprofits Can Use Crowdfunding to Raise More Money (Nonprofit Tech for Good)
* Apr 21: Donor Management System Best Practices (IdealWare)
* Apr 22: How to Build Your Major Donor Portfolio (CharityHowTo)
* Apr 23: What's Changing In Fundraising & How Nonprofits Should Adapt (Productive Fundraising)
* Apr 29: It’s a New World: How to Cultivate Your Online Community (Firespring)
LEGAL
* Apr 15: The Intersection Between Plain Language and 508 Compliance (Digital.gov)
LIBRARY SPACES
* Apr 14: Honoring Infancy: Growing the Garden - Nurturing a Play and Early Learning Space (Association for Library Service to Children)
MANAGEMENT
* Apr 1: Managing Virtual Workers Today (Training Magazine Network)
* Apr 1: The Ethics of Library Customer Service: Fair Treatment for Everyone (Pattern Research)
* Apr 2: Public Libraries Respond to COVID-19: Successful Ways to Work Remotely (Public Library Association)
* Apr 7: Managing Remote Workers (Association of College & Research Libraries)
* Apr 9: Public Libraries Respond to COVID-19: Managing Stress and Anxiety (Public Library Association)
* Apr 9: Incorporating an Equity Lens into Your Hiring Practices (GrantSpace)
* Apr 13: Virtual Town Hall: Libraries and the COVID-19 Crisis (OCLC/WebJunction)
* Apr 14: How to Cut Your Marketing Budget--Without Killing Your Marketing (TechSoup)
* Apr 15: COVID-19: Coping with Realities of Business Operations During a Crisis (GovLoop)
* Apr 15: PNR Rendezvous: Make it Work—Managing Your Solo or Small Hospital Library (National Network of Libraries of Medicine)
* Apr 16: Public Libraries Respond to COVID-19: Innovative Solutions in Times of Crisis (Public Library Association)
* Apr 23: Budget Fundamentals for the First-Time Manager (EduCause)
OUTREACH & PARTNERSHIPS
* Apr 8: Public and School Libraries: Creative Ways to Build Successful Partnerships (Web Junction)
* Apr 9: Mental Health and Public Libraries (SirsiDynix)
* Apr 15: Unusual Bedfellows: Expanding and Developing New and Different Partnerships (America Walks)
* Apr 29: Social Work Students and Public Library Partnerships (Web Junction)
* Apr 16: Setting researchers up for success with better workflow (Library Connect)
* Apr 22: Expanding Audience Reach Through Multilingual Programming (Blackboaud)
PROGRAMMING
* Apr 7: Full-Spectrum Literacy with Kate Brunner (Colorado State Library)
* Apr 8: How to Add Movement to Library Programming (Nebraska Library Commission)
* Apr 8: Play Games, Role-Play, Drama and Movement Activities to Build the Brain (Ablenet)
* Apr 9: How to Bring Your Live or In-Person Events Online (TechSoup)
* Apr 21: Are Play Groups Right for Your Library? (Colorado State Library)
* Apr 22: Citizen Science Online (SciStarter)
* Apr 22: Expanding Audience Reach Through Multilingual Programming (Blackboaud)
* Apr 23: Feel Good, Do Good: How Offering Physical Literacy Programs at your Library Can Change Your Community (SirsiDynix)
* Apr 29: PNR Rendezvous: What's All This Talk About Citizen Science? (National Network of Libraries of Medicine)
READERS’ ADVISORY
* Apr 14: Must-Have Middle Grade (Booklist)
* Apr 15: Amplified Advisory with Video Book Talks (Nebraska Library Commission)
* Apr 21: Rainbow Reads for Youth (Indiana State Library)
* Apr 21: Library Love for LibraryReads (Booklist)
* Apr 21: Rainbow Reads for Teen (Indiana State Library)
* Apr 21: The Hottest Graphic Novels of Spring 2020 (Library Journal)
* Apr 22: New Books for Storytime - 2020 Update (Infopeople)
REFERENCE
* Apr 1: How PubMed® Works: ATM (National Network of Libraries of Medicine)
* Apr 3: Help! I’m an Accidental Government Information Librarian presents... Navigating the Labyrinth of UN Documentation: An Overview for people new to the world of UN documents (North Carolina Library Association)
* Apr 7: Trusted Health Information Resources for Your Community (Washington State Library)
* Apr 7: What's Working in the COVID-19 Response Using GIS (GovLoop)
* Apr 8: Coronavirus Frauds and Scams: What You Need to Know (Federal Depository Library Program)
* Apr 8: The National Math Festival: Engaging Girls in Math Fun! (National Girls Collaborative Project)
* Apr 9: Orientation to Legal Research Webinar Series: Tracing Federal Regulations (Library of Congress)
* Apr 15: Welcoming Generation Z to our Libraries (Infopeople)
* Apr 16: Setting researchers up for success with better workflow (Library Connect)
* Apr 21: The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People in 2020 (Training Magazine Network)
* Apr 28: Passing the FDLP Torch: Planning for Depository Succession (Federal Depository Library Program)
SCHOOL LIBRARIES
* At Your Leisure: Sessions presented at the 2019 AASL National Conference<https://aasl.digitellinc.com/aasl/conferences/31/view>
* At Your Leisure: Connect Your Students to eBooks, Audiobooks & eResources in MackinVIA (Mackin)<https://vimeo.com/368584043/dd522476eb>
* Apr 2: AASL Town Hall (American Association of School Librarians)
* Apr 2: It’s About Equity! Let’s Tackle Information Poverty (School Library Journal)
* Apr 7: How Your Librarian Can Support Teachers During School Closures (Follett)
* Apr 7: Building Students’ Social-Emotional Strength Through Literacy (edWeb.net)
* Apr 7: Teaching Civic Ideals through Primary Sources (Library of Congress)
* Apr 7: Supporting Librarians During School Closures: Find the Help You Need for Your School and Yourself! (Follett)
* Apr 7: Engage & Inspire with Visual Essays (TeachersFirst)
* Apr 9: eLearning Teaching Tips: Support for Educators During the COVID-19 Pandemic (edWeb.net)
* Apr 15: EdTech in the Era of Distance Learning (edWeb.net)
* Apr 22: The Transformative Power of Audio Reading (edWeb.net)
* Apr 30: Unlocking Emotional Blockades: Neuroscience-Based Tools to Optimize Self-Regulation and Joyful Learning (Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development [ASCD])
TECHNOLOGY
* Apr 1: Developing reports and workflow tools for libraries using Google Apps Script (OCLC)
* Apr 2: Public Libraries Respond to COVID-19: Successful Ways to Work Remotely (Public Library Association)
* Apr 9: How to Bring Your Live or In-Person Events Online (TechSoup)
* Apr 29: Pretty Sweet Tech (Nebraska Library Commission)
TRAINING & INSTRUCTION
* Apr 2: Measuring the ROI of Training Programs (Training Industry)
* Apr 2: Coaching in Crisis: Revise and Rethink eLearning on the Fly (edWeb.net)
* Apr 7: Open Educational Resources -- Build a Lesson Using Free Government Resources (Federal Depository Library Program)
* Apr 7: Building Students’ Social-Emotional Strength Through Literacy (edWeb.net)
* Apr 7: Teaching Civic Ideals through Primary Sources (Library of Congress)
* Apr 9: Online Classroom Success (Pattern Research)
* Apr 9: Preparing Community College Students with Research Skills for a Lifetime (Library Journal)
* Apr 9: eLearning Teaching Tips: Support for Educators During the COVID-19 Pandemic (edWeb.net)
* Apr 15: EdTech in the Era of Distance Learning (edWeb.net)
* Apr 16: Get Your Digital Learning Act Together - Blending Virtual and eLearning for Best Results (InSync Training)
* Apr 22: Teaching Soft Skills in a Virtual Environment: A Case Study (Training Industry)
* Apr 22: How to Plan Classes and Presentations (Colorado State Library)
* Apr 22: The Transformative Power of Audio Reading (edWeb.net)
* Apr 28: Remote Learning Toolkit: Leading and Learning in a Virtual World (edWeb.net)
VOLUNTEERS
* Apr 8: Writing Accurate and Useful Volunteer Position Descriptions (VolunteerMatch)
Cheers!
Darci Hanning, MLIS
Public Library Consultant / CE Coordinator
https://libguides.osl.state.or.us/coronavirus
darci.hanning at state.or.us<mailto:darci.hanning at state.or.us> | 503-378-2527| www.oregon.gov/library<https://www.oregon.gov/library>
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Katie Anderson
Youth Services Librarian
Library & Community Initiatives Team
Washington County Cooperative Library Services<https://www.wccls.org/>
503-846-3209
katiea at wccls.org<mailto:katiea at wccls.org>
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