continuing education program · 2015-12-24 · continuing education program . ... 2016 lilrc...

Continuing Education Program

LILRC would like to recognize the following libraries for

providing facilities to host our Continuing Education Program:

Brentwood Public Library

Farmingdale Public Library

Farmingdale State College, Greenley Library

Harborfields Public Library

LILRC/CE

627 N. Sunrise Service Rd.

Bellport, NY 11713

(P) 631-675-1570 Ext.207

(F) 631-675-1573

Email: [email protected]

▪ NY3Rs Webinar: Metadata Relationships

▪ Introduction to WordPress

▪ Intermediate WordPress

▪ The Principles and Practices of Archival Processing for

Non-Archivists: Session I

▪ Easy Gaming with Kahoot!

▪ Emotional Intelligence for Effective Leadership

▪ 2016 LILRC Technical Services Open Forum


Non-Archivists: Session II

▪ Privacy Toolkit for Librarians


Non-Archivists: Session III

▪ 2nd Academic Librarians Invitational

▪ LILRC 50th Anniversary Gala

▪ How to Work With PastPerfect Software

▪ Mobile Makerspaces: Carving Out Space for 3D Printing and

Video Creation

▪ Archives on a Shoestring

▪ Business and Economic Data on Census.gov

▪ Introduction to Adobe Photoshop

▪ Intermediate Adobe Photoshop

▪ Speak to Impress: Public Speaking Skills for Librarians and

Archivists

▪ LILRC Annual Membership Meeting

PROGRAMS @ A GLANCE

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Tuesday, January 19th

NY3Rs Webinar: Metadata Relationships

Live—online at your desk

11:00AM – 1:00PM

This workshop in the Metadata Principles and Practices focuses on

the role of expressing relationships in metadata to enhance

resource discovery.

Topics to be covered: How the Metadata Encoding and

Transmission Standard maintains links between metadata and the

resources they describe; How the Semantic Web, RDF and Linked

Data semantically articulate relationships between entities to

aggregate metadata components and enable users to find

resources related to their research interests; The Bibliographic

Framework (BibFrame) as an application of RDF and its potential

as a replacement for MARC 21.

Learning Objectives: Describe the role of relationships in

enabling resource acquisition; Identify technologies for

articulating relationships in metadata; Assess the current status

and potential of BibFrame as a replacement for MARC 21.

Registration: http://www.ny3rs.org/events/webinar-metadata-

relationships

Friday, January 22nd

Introduction to WordPress


10:00AM-12:30PM

Create your own website and share your information with the

whole world. Learn about the workings of WordPress and how to

make your own web pages. Layout text, add media, link to your

favorite sites, create pages and post, and even let your visitors

email you.

For intermediate and advanced computer users.

Presented by: Sharper Training Solutions, Inc.

FEE: $30 Member; $60 Nonmember; $25 Retired Member/

Student/Unemployed

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JANUARY

JANUARY

Friday, January 22nd

Intermediate WordPress


1:30PM-4:00PM

Learn more about creating WordPress websites, including how to

customize themes, find plugins and widgets, and much more.

Prerequisites: Introduction to WordPress or equivalent

knowledge.



Student/Unemployed

Wednesday, January 27th

The Principles and Practices of Archival Processing for

Non-Archivists: Session I


9:00AM-1:00PM

This training session will cover the following topics:

▪ What is the purpose of guidelines?

▪ What is an Archive and who will need these guidelines

▪ Glossary of archival terms

▪ Major risks

▪ Taking control

▪ Providing safe access

Presented by: Antonia Mattheou, Archivist-Huntington Town

Clerk’s Archives

FEE: $25 All; $20 Student/Retired Member/Unemployed;

$5 CEU Certificate (additional)

LILRC Continuing Education Blog

Don’t forget to check out LILRC’s Continuing Education Blog

for information on LILRC CE programs, including

presentation slides, handouts, and much more.

http://lilrcevents.org

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MARCH

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Friday, February 12th

Easy Gaming with Kahoot!


10:00AM-1230PM

Want a fun and easy way to inject more interactivity into your

library programs or information literacy classes? Try Kahoot!, a

game-based audience response system. In this session,

participants will have the opportunity to play, create, and test

their own Kahoot! games.

Presented by: Danielle S. Apfelbaum, Reference and Instruction

Librarian, New York Institute of Technology


Student/Unemployed

Friday, February 26th

Emotional Intelligence for Effective Leadership


10:00AM-12:00PM

Successful leaders understand and manage their emotions, while

effectively managing work relationships with others and

motivating employees. This workshop will explain the basic

concepts of emotional intelligence [EI], and demonstrate how to

effectively handle difficult work situations based on an

understanding of your own and other’s emotions. Staying calm

and remaining in control, when to be assertive, and how to

empathize are among the skills covered. The workshop includes

hands-on exercises.

Presented by: Samantha Halfen, PHR, CP-SHRM


Student/Unemployed; $5 CEU Certificate (additional)

FEBRUARY

Save the Date: Library Advocacy Day

New York Library Association's (NYLA) Library Advocacy Day

will take place on Wednesday, March 2, 2016 at the

Empire State Plaza in Albany, NY.

Special thanks to NCLA and SCLA for providing bus transportation.

MARCH

Thursday, March 10th

The Principles and Practices of Archival Processing for

Non-Archivists: Session II


9:00AM-1:00PM


▪ Storage and preservation

▪ Records Management and Archives

▪ Arrangement and Description

▪ Funding and Sustainability

▪ Benefits from your archives

▪ Decisions on long-term custody

Presenter: Antonia Mattheou, Archivist-Huntington Town Clerk’s

Archives



Please note that program dates, times, and locations

listed in this brochure are subject to change. Please

refer to the LILRC Training & Events Calendar

online for the most up-to-date information at:

http://www.lilrc.org/events.

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http://www.lilrc.org/events/

MARCH APRIL

SPECIAL EVENT

Tuesday, March 22nd

Privacy Toolkit for Librarians Co-sponsored by ACRL/NY and LILRC Farmingdale Public Library

10:00AM-1:00PM

Join Mariko Hirose, Staff Attorney of the New York Civil Liberties

Union and Alison Macrina, Director of Library Freedom Project

for a workshop on safeguarding patrons' intellectual freedom

from privacy threats.

Mariko will begin the workshop with a “Know Your Rights”

training for librarians, detailing the contours of federal and local

privacy law, as well as providing information on how to respond

when served with an information request such as a National

Security Letter, administrative subpoena, or warrant.

Alison will close the workshop by detailing some of the

surveillance threats from intelligence agencies, corporate entities,

and the hacking industry, and will demonstrate technology tools

that can help protect privacy. These tools can be installed on

public computers or taught to patrons in computer classes, and

provide practical ways for everyday people to prevent search

tracking, browse the web anonymously, and encrypt some of

their online communications. The range of tools covered offer

solutions for people at all levels of technical ability.

More details are available online at: www.lilrc.org/events.

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Save Big on CIL2016 Registration

March 8-10, 2016, Washington Hilton

LILRC is again offering a special rate of $319 for the 3-day event

(regular rate is $549). That’s a $230 savings! (No discount rates are

available for the preconference seminars and workshops.) In addition,

discount prices of $599 (regularly $749) on the Library Leaders Digital

Strategy Summit (includes all three days of CIL), and $109 (regularly

$209) on the Internet@Schools Track are also available.

Register with the discounted pricing online using the following URL:

http://tiny.cc/LILRC15

http://tiny.cc/LILRC15

APRIL

Thursday, April 7th

The Principles and Practices of

Archival Processing for Non-Archivists: Session III


9:00AM-2:30PM


Part I:

▪ Useful Information-published guidelines

▪ Audio-Visual Preservation

▪ Professional organizations and membership

▪ Ethics in archives

▪ Training and professional development

Part II:

▪ “Hands On” training in processing of a collection

(2 hour session)

Presenter: Antonia Mattheou, Archivist-Huntington Town Clerk’s

Archives



Tuesday, April 19th

How to Work with PastPerfect Software


9:00AM-1:00PM

The PastPerfect software was created in 1996 with the mission to

create affordable software products for museum and archival

materials. This workshop will introduce you to the basic functions

of the software. It will provide an introduction to all the

PastPerfect modules and then a brief beginner’s workshop for

accessioning and cataloging. The workshop will be cataloging a

“museum” object on a worksheet, then putting that information

into the computer. This is not a “Hands On” workshop.

Presented by: Steven A. Czarniecki, All Museum Services, LLC.



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JANUARY Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

18 19 NY3Rs Webinar:

Metadata Relationships

11AM-1PM

20 21 22 Introduction to WordPress

10AM-12:30PM Intermediate WordPress

1:30PM-4PM

25 26 27 The Principles and

Practices of Archival Processing for the

Non-Archivist: Part I 9AM-1PM

FEBRUARY Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

8 9 10 11 12 Easy Gaming with Kahoot!

10AM-12:30PM

22 23 24 25 26 Emotional Intelligence for

Effective Leadership 10AM-12PM

January-June 2016

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MARCH Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1 2

NYLA Library

Advocacy Day

3 4

2016 Technical Services

Open Forum

10AM-12:30PM

7 8 9 10 The Principles and

Practices of Archival Processing for the

Non-Archivist: Part II 9AM-1PM

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21 22 Privacy Toolkit for

Librarians 10AM-1PM

2nd Academic Libraries Invitational

Friday, April 8, 2016

More details coming soon!

How to Register to LILRC Events: Visit the LILRC website at www.lilrc.org/events,

complete the registration form and return it to

LILRC along with payment.

APRIL Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

4 5 6 7 Principles and

Practices of Archival Processing for

Non-Archivists: Session III

9AM-2:30PM

8

11 12 13 14 LILRC 50th

Anniversary Gala

15

18 19 How to Work

with PastPerfect Software

9AM-12:30PM

20 21 22 Mobile Makerspaces:

Carving Out Space for 3D Printing and Video Creation

10AM-12PM

25 Archives on

a Shoestring 9AM-1PM

January-June 2016

MAY Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

16 17 18 19 20 Business and Economic

Data on Census.gov

10AM-11:30PM

23 Introduction to Adobe Photoshop

10AM-12:30PM Intermediate Adobe Photoshop

1:30PM-4PM

JUNE Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1 2 3 Speak to Impress: Public Speaking

Skills for Librarians and Archivists

10AM-12PM

20 21 LILRC Annual

Membership Meeting

22 23 24

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Friday, April 22nd

Mobile Makerspaces:

Carving Out Space for 3D Printing and Video Creation


10:00AM-12:00PM

Makerspaces provide an environment for students to create and

manufacture items using a variety of low and high technology

components. With library space in high demand, a model for

making makerspaces mobile has been developed at the Suffolk

County Community College Libraries with funding from a SUNY

Innovative Instruction Technology Grant. The pilot makerspace

consists of a 3D printer and Penn State’s One Button Studio. This

workshop will cover the benefits and challenges of creating a

mobile makerspace.

Presented by: Dana Antonucci-Durgan, Head Librarian, Eastern

Campus of Suffolk County Community College.



APRIL

Thursday Evening, April 14, 2016

Save the Date Guest Speaker: Lawrence Levy, Executive Director

National Center for Suburban Studies at Hofstra University

Carlyle on the Green, Bethpage State Park

APRIL/MAY

Monday, April 25th

Archives on a Shoestring


9:00AM-1:00PM

A panel of archivists will discuss and demonstrate what needs to

be housed, and how to house your historical collections. There

will be demonstrations on encapsulating materials, making phase

boxes, paper cleaning, mending, custom enclosures, and

pamphlet binding. Please bring your questions about problem

preservation issues in your collection to this workshop.

Presented by: Arielle Hessler and Jason Torre of Stony Brook

University Libraries



Friday, May 20th

Business and Economic Data on

Census.gov


10:00AM-11:30AM

The. U.S. Census Bureau has a wealth of data on businesses,

industries and the economy. The public uses this data to market

and compare their business, identify business markets, use the

data in business plans and loan applications and view detailed

stats on specific industries—such as size of establishments,

payroll and revenue. There are several programs and data tools

that the U.S. Census Bureau deploys that the public can

utilize. This session’s goal is to show you what we have and how

to get it!

Presented by: Anthony Eremitaggio, Data Dissemination

Specialist, U.S. Department of Commerce/ U.S. Census Bureau-

Customer Liaison and Marketing Services Office

FEE: No Charge: Member/Retired Member/Student/

Unemployed; $15 Nonmember; $5 CEU Certificate (additional)

MAY

Workshop Cancellation Policy:

Please notify LILRC at least three (3) full business days prior

to a scheduled workshop to be eligible for a full refund. No

refunds or credits can be given after this deadline. If you

are unable to attend a workshop, you may choose to send

another person in your place without penalty. Refunds

cannot be made for no shows. Please contact LILRC at

(631) 675-1570 Ext.205 with questions/concerns.

Monday, May 23rd

Introduction to Adobe Photoshop


10:00AM-12:30PM

Become an instant graphic artist by working with images and

pictures in Adobe Photoshop. Learn how to alter images

including sizing, shaping and coloring. Re-touch, filter and add

effects to create works of art or just make your digital photos look

the way you want them to.



Student/Unemployed

Monday, May 23rd

Intermediate Adobe Photoshop


1:30PM-4:00PM

Learn intermediate features and editing techniques in Adobe

Photoshop including retouching, filters, effects and much more.

Prerequisite: Introduction to Adobe Photoshop or equivalent

knowledge.



Student/Unemployed

Friday, June 3rd

Speak to Impress: Public Speaking Skills

for Librarians and Archivists


10:00AM-12:00PM

Public speaking is a vital skill in any profession. As librarians and

archivists, we participate in meetings, provide instruction to the

public, pitch to clients, and address colleagues regularly. Effective

communication is key to conveying our messages, whether they

inform, persuade, or direct.

Content matters, and so does delivery. In order to maximize our

credibility and showcase our expertise in the workplace, attention

must also be paid to preparation, non-verbal cues, and more.

Join us for this interactive 2-hour session that will provide

practical tips for speaking before an audience. No previous

experience or knowledge is required. Attendees will have an

opportunity to put these tips into practice and gain constructive

feedback from a supportive audience during the workshop.

Who should attend: Anyone interested in becoming more

comfortable speaking before an audience.

By the end of this program, participants will:

▪ Learn tips for communicating more effectively

▪ Gain more confidence with speaking before an audience

Presenter: Karen Erani, member of Toastmasters International

This interactive workshop is limited to 18 participants and no more

than 2 participants per institution.



Tuesday, June 21st

LILRC Annual Membership Meeting


9:00AM

All are welcome and encouraged to attend this free event.

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