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El. knyga: Relevant Library: Essays on Adapting to Changing Needs

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  • Formatas: 298 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 25-Sep-2018
  • Leidėjas: McFarland & Co Inc
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781476633176
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  • Formatas: 298 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 25-Sep-2018
  • Leidėjas: McFarland & Co Inc
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781476633176
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At a time when libraries are no longer the leading proprietors of information, many library professionals find themselves rethinking their purpose. In this collection of new essays, contributors share their experiences and ideas for keeping libraries integral to changing communities.

Innovative approaches and best practices are discussed for strategic planning, packaging, branding and marketing, funding issues, physical spaces, collection needs and trends, partnerships, programming and services, professional education, and staffing.

Recenzijos

Highlight[ s] the many ways in which librarians engage with their dynamic and diverse user populations...chapters provide insight into various libraries strategies to stay relevantLibrary Journal; erudite and invaluably informative...recommendedMidwest Book Review; Presents the latest creative innovations to offer library users the most up-to-date services from technology through data gathering to access and programming.Aline Soules, California State University; Every great innovation starts with an idea. Learn how libraries transformed their idea into reality with this practical guide to library services.Danielle King, Orange County Library System; A great resource for non-librarian educators who support readers and lifelong learners of all ages.Catherine Hiles, WUCF TV, Central Florida PBS; Frank and relevant with ideas not only cutting-edge but practical, too.Nicole Heintzelman, Winter Park Public Library; Librarians looking for innovative ideas concerning collections, outreach, programming, and space will definitely find plenty of inspiration in this practical book.Giovanna Badia, Liaison Librarian, McGill University.

Foreword 1(2)
Scott Walter
Preface 3(2)
Vera Gubnitskaia
Carol Smallwood
Part I. Enhancing Partnerships
Orchestrating Collaborations: A Systematic Approach to Gaining Campus Allies
5(9)
Jamillah Scott-Branch
Vernice Riddick Faison
Danielle M. Colbert-Lewis
Getting Things to POP: How Collaboration, Umbrellas and Popcorn Machines Changed the Relevancy of the Auburn University at Montgomery Library
14(9)
Jessica B. Hayes
Samantha Lynn Mcneilly
Phill Johnson
An Academic Library Partnering with TRiO SSS to Increase Student Success
23(8)
Carrie Girton
Krista Mcdonald
Jamie E. Viars
Part II. Reevaluating Collections
Paradox in Resource Development and Knowledge Organization: Negation of the Negation
31(8)
Hong Cheng
Open Educational Resources: Why Libraries Are Incentivizing Open Content Creation, Curation and Adaptation
39(8)
Stacy Katz
Digitizing the Community Monthly Newspaper
47(6)
Matt Cook
Redefining Collections: Circulating Kits for Playing and Making
53(8)
Jezmynne Dene
Holly Jackson
Leaving a Legacy for 21st-Century Learners
61(10)
Margaret Lincoln
Part III. Redefining Information and Digital Needs
The Need for Digital Coaches in USVI Public Libraries
71(7)
Anita Davis
Integrating ICT Literacy Through OERs
78(10)
Lesley S.J. Farmer
Collaborating with Campus Partners to Promote User Cyber Security Awareness
88(9)
Theresa R. McDevitt
Stephanie A. Taylor-Davis
Sara Parme
A Research Librarian in Every Pocket: Research Genius
97(6)
Ben Rawlins
Andrew Adler
Innovating for the Changing Demographics of Students and Faculty Around the World Through Information Literacy Webinars
103(8)
Emily Scharf
Judy Geczi
Jodie L. Borgerding
Part IV. Expanding Creativity
Leveraging State Arts Funding to Promote Literary Events in Libraries
111(8)
Mira Tanna
African American GLAM in Missouri: Creating Successful Art Programming-Incubator Space at a Historically Black College Academic Library
119(7)
Kymberly Keeton
Sounding Out: Texas Tech Libraries' Crossroads Recording Studio, a Creative Process Service
126(8)
Curtis L. Peoples
Kaley Daniel
Makerspace/Cakerspace: Making Space for the Makerspace at a Community College
134(7)
Susannah Kopecky
Part V. Emphasizing Data Gathering
A New Approach to Space Planning in Libraries: The Image + Text Survey
141(9)
Rebecca Barham
Caroline Hallman
Mary Ann Venner
Using Data Strategically to Optimize Library Planning and Impact
150(9)
Lesley S.J. Farmer
Action Research, Effective Communication and Your Library Program
159(10)
Rebecca Marcum Parker
Part VI. Extending Accessibility
Opening Community Dialog with Wisdom Cafes
169(10)
Wendy Pender
Diversity and Inclusion: Libraries as Accessible Places of Learning
179(8)
J.J. Pionke
Anna Ercoli Schnitzer
P.F. Anderson
Becoming a Dementia-Friendly Library
187(8)
Mary Beth Riedner
Karen Maki
Miriam Anderson Lytle
Part VII. Rethinking the Environment
The Sky's the Limit: Providing E-Book Access to Airport Travelers
195(7)
Kim Becnel
Karen Pate Moore
Sustaining Community Gathering Places and Useful Work Spaces
202(7)
Heather Terrell
Learning Commons in Action: Connecting Innovative Learning Outcomes to the Library
209(8)
Brittney Thomas
Rebranding the Library Environment
217(8)
Megan Mac Gregor
Part VIII. Transforming Programming
Public Libraries Helping Patrons with Legal Needs: Virtual Pro Se Clinic of Colorado
225(9)
Deborah Hamilton
Family Engagement at the Library: Bringing Families Together to Learn, Grow and Have Fun
234(7)
Sara Roberts
Rebekah Mitchell
Research and Retreat: Stress Relief in Libraries
241(8)
Kristen R. Moore
Part IX. Boosting Professional Enrichment
Eight Tips on Creating a Diversity Committee: What to Do?
249(9)
Vandella Brown
Public Library Rx: Adapting the Residency Experience
258(8)
Dawn Coppin
Cindy Mediavilla
"Yes, and!" Using the Rules of Improv to Improve Library Service
266(5)
Amanda D. Mckay
Libraries as Catalysts for Service Engagement
271(8)
K.T. Lowe
Ann Tobin
Frances Yates
About the Contributors 279(6)
Index 285
Vera Gubnitskaia has worked as a library manager, consultant, and reference librarian in public and academic libraries in Russia and the United States. She has contributed chapters to several professional publications, edited multiple anthologies, and published book reviews. She is currently an art fellow at Crealde School in Winter Park, Florida. A Michigan resident, Carol Smallwood has practiced in school, public and special libraries. Her primary interest is practical librarianship, and she is the author of journal articles and editor of numerous books.