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What’s New @ WJIL: Focus on Patron Training
January 6th, 2011 | Permalink | Comment?
According to a National Survey of Patron Instruction in Public Libraries available on WJIL ”the recession-fueled increase in demand for library services and simultaneous decrease in funding have highlighted the need for low-cost, high-impact information services such as online patron instruction.” In this edition of “What’s New @ WJIL” find out more about how your library can meet the need for patron training with limited cost and staff time using materials and tutorials from WebJunction Illinois.

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San Francisco Public Library - Best Practices for Patron Tutorials

The San Francisco Public Library (SFPL) has begun to actively design and create online tutorials for patrons. In summer 2010, as part of a grant project funded by the Institute of Museum and Library Services, SFPL developed a tutorial for patrons to help familiarize them with online job search sites. As part of that project, some best practices and suggestions for doing similar work at other libraries was collected and is available for review here. Information includes...
- Tutorial Creation Steps
- Proposing and Drafting a Script
- Camtasia Step-by-Step
- Tutorial Creation
- Path: [Library Services » Patron Training » Research]
Patron Training – Research

In the fall of 2009, WebJunction was awarded a National Leadership Grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services to look at online patron instruction in public libraries. Research results are not posted on WJIL and include the following…
- National Survey of Public Libraries to get a snapshot of patron instruction programs with published results of the survey.
- An assessment of the most urgent patron needs as well as staff interests at the San Francisco Public Library
- Course creation details and the actual course available for download via WJIL
- Path: [Library Services » Patron Training » Research]
WJIL Technology Training Repository

WebJunction is collecting training materials and resources that have been developed by library staff from around the country. These materials can be downloaded, reused and repurposed by other trainers. We would also encourage you to add your own training materials to WJIL to help grow the resources and contribute to the learning community! Following are links to some of hte topic areas where materials are currently available for download and customization.
- Productivity Software Training (Microsoft Office, Word, PowerPoint)
- Social Software (Blogging, RSS, Facebook, Twitter)
- Internet Training (Web searching, email)
- Computer Basics
- Path: [Library Services » Patron Training » Technology Training]
Information Literacy
- A variety of resources and tools for development of information literacy
- Path: [Library Services » Patron Training » Informaton Literacy]
Courses and Learning

New Technology Training Materials on WebJunction: Webinar Archive
- Archive and associated resources for December 14, 2010, webinar on technology training materials with Stephanie Gerding, author of “The Accidental Technology Trainer“
Community

Community Discussion about Patron Training
- Join the current threads or post a new one to gather ideas from other trainers and library staff
What Could I do with…Patron Training Resources

Why try to create from scratch what others have already spent time developing? Use the patron technology training materials on WJIL to save time and benefit from the expertise of others in the Library community. Have materials of your own? Post and share on the Patron Training page so that others will also be able to use them.
Jobs and Careers, Marketing, New @ WJ-IL
What’s New @ WJIL: Chart Your Course – A Marketing Toolkit for your library
December 16th, 2010 | Permalink | Comment?
Want to let job-seekers in your community know what a wealth of resources and services your library has to offer? Use this “Chart Your Course” marketing toolkit recently added to WJIL as a part of the Workforce Resources collection. Here is a sneak peek at what you’ll find. For the full story and resources follow the links.

Overview
- Why it’s important to make sure that your community knows what your library has to offer.
Get Started
- Ideas for setting achievable and measurable goals and objectives as well as a quick survey to help you identify new opportunities to raise awareness.
Tell the Story
- How to find the story and develop the key messages and talking points.
Reach out to the Community
- Outreach strategies for a number of key groups and tips on how to sustain your efforts.
Marketing Materials
- A wealth of customizable ready to use graphic templates such as bookmarks, flyers, graphics, etc. that can be used in reaching job-seekers. All assets are branded with the marketing slogan “Chart Your Course – The latest news about Jobs and Careers is always at Your Library.”
Continuous Learning, Jobs and Careers, New @ WJ-IL, Online Learning
Libraries and Workforce Development Videos Now Complete
November 11th, 2010 | Permalink | Comment?
Over the first year with Project Compass, WebJunction heard about the many successful ways in which public library staff around the country have responded to the needs of the unemployed.

They also heard that library staff could use more training and knowledge to augment their ability to help the struggling workforce. And of course, they heard about budget cuts and how little time there is for learning

Working with library trainer and consultant Pat Wagner, WebJunction has developed a series of five short video presentations in which Pat shares her knowledge and experience on some key topics that will help library staff help their patrons. Think of them as “learning tapas” or small chunks of information to be consumed when you have the time and the appetite

Find links to all five in the table of contents.

A Guide to Job-Hunters: One Size Does Not Fit All
- Who Are They? What Do They Need? What Can Your Library DO? (12 min)
- Job-hunters arrive with different backgrounds and differing needs. Get to know some of the prevalent varieties.
You Want to Help, and the Clock is Ticking
- How Your Library Can Offer Effective, Timely Support for Job-Hunters (30 min)
- Learn how your library can best serve job-hunters and when it is appropriate to enlist help from other agencies and partners.
Bright Shiny Things: Social Media and Job-Hunting
- How Social Media Tools Can Help Your Job-Hunters (if you keep them focused!!) (18 min
- Pat looks at four prominent social networking tools from the perspective of the job-seeker: LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Posterous.
Nothing Up My Sleeve? Job-Hunting Scams
- How to Identify and Protect Job-hunters from Scam Artists (15 min)
- The unemployed are particularly vulnerable to job offers and scams that sound too good to be true. Help your patrons beware.
Keeping One’s Cool In Difficult Times
- Stress Management for Library Staff and the People They Serve (20 min)
- Tough times bring new stresses, which patrons bring into the library. Pat offers cool and timely advice for reducing your own stress.
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What’s New @ WJIL: A Year with Project Compass
September 29th, 2010 | Permalink | Comment?
Through a 2009 grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), WebJunction and the State Library of North Carolina (SLNC) launched Project Compass, a one-year initiative to work with state libraries in support of public libraries’ efforts to meet the urgent and growing needs of the unemployed. This work has resulted in a rich collection of material on Workforce Resources. Find out more about what a year with Project Compass has accomplished and what resources are now available to you on WebJunction Illinois in this edition of “What’s New @ WJIL”

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A Year with Project Compass: Libraries Provide Direction in Tough Times
- This 18-page report summaries the key activities, accomplishments and learning from the one-year grant-funded project to support libraries providing direction in tough times.
- Path: [Library Services » Workforce Resources » Project Compass]
“As we enter the last quarter of 2010, the U.S. economy is still in crisis and the workforce is still taking the brunt. Communities are struggling with continued job losses, high levels of unemployment and other problems related to the financial collapse of 2008. People are still turning to their libraries as their North Star, seeking guidance from this trusted community institution to help them navigate the storm.

From the onset, state libraries and public libraries have responded with energy and leadership, and continue to do so as the crisis persists. Project Compass launched on October 1, 2009, to investigate job seekers’ specific demands on public libraries and what could be done to address their demands more eff ectively, particularly through state library initiatives.

Funded by a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), WebJunction and the State Library of North Carolina (SLNC) formed a strategic partnership to complete this a one-year project. Over the past year, the project has spotlighted state and public libraries’ value to the workforce, promoted the exchange of knowledge between state libraries, and concentrated participants’ attention to future actions. Building on the experience state libraries have with pursuing partnerships, the project brought forward creative new insights on potential partners and strategies for successful collaboration with workforce agencies.” (Excerpt from “A Year with Project Compass: Libraries Provide Direction in Tough Times”)

Key resources from Project Compass

Showcases of Accomplishments
- Listing of the showcases delivered at the Project Compass Summits to highlight states’ accomplishments in response to patron needs in tough times.
- Path: [Library Services » Workforce Resources » Project Compass]
State Library Projects for Workforce Recovery
- Participants in the Project Compass summits identified projects to enhance libraries’ support of workforce recovery in their states. This list of projects is organized by category.
- Path: [Library Services » Workforce Resources » Project Compass]
Compass Snapshots
- Every state faces its own set of challenges in the economic hard times. Project Compass collected unemployment data and compiled a “snapshot” of each state.
- Path: [Library Services » Workforce Resources » Project Compass » Compass Snapshots]
Workforce Resources
- Here you will find examples of programs, services, and tools that your library can use to assist the unemployed and job seekers in your community. This section also includes descriptions of statewide initiatives and partnerships that support library services to the local workforce.
- Examples include Programs and Training for Job Seekers, Economic Gardening and Small Business Support, Partnerships and Collaboration
- Path: [Library Services » Workforce Resources]
Courses and Learning

Webinar Archives Related to Economic Recovery

WebJunction hosted a number of online webinars related to economic recovery. Each webinar is available as an archived recording and can be reached through the link above. Topics include:
- Libraries and Economic Development Series
- Helping Job Seekers: Using Electronic Tools and Federal Resources (ETA)
- Effective Partnerships between the Public Workforce System and Libraries (ETA/IMLS)
- Re-tooling Frontline Staff with E-government Resources
- and many more…
Community

A new group has been formed on WebJunction – Libraries and Business Community Connections. This group is open to anyone who is interested in discussing or pursuing projects for library support of small business development as a route to workforce recovery. Click on the link to join the group and the discussion.

What Could I do with…Project Compass?

Prompted by the onset of the recession, Project Compass, through an IMLS grant and numerous partnerships, set out to assist libraries in their support of economic development and workforce recovery. Even now, although experts indicate a slowing in the recession indicators, the jobless rate remains high and libraries are seeing some of their highest statistics for usage in all areas.

What can you do at your library to help in the economic recovery? Through Project Compass and the resulting Workforce Resources, WebJunction has put a number of tools into your hands . Take the time to use what you can, your community will thank you.
Continuous Learning, New @ WJ-IL, Online Learning
What’s New @ WJIL: September, 2010
August 31st, 2010 | Permalink | Comment?
Find your storytelling voice by enrolling in the latest LibraryU addition to the WJIL Catalog – There will Always Be Storytellers. Use a new series of programs from the State Library of Kansas to find out more about Everyday Ethics for Libraries and plan to register for the upcoming webinar mySkills, myFuture: A Free Tool for Job Seekers.

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Everyday Ethics for Libraries

This series of programs presented by the Kansas Regional Library Systems and the State Library of Kansas, Division of Library Development explores how library professional ethics, as presented in the Library Bill of Rights, along with intellectual freedom concerns and privacy, impact library operations, collection development, policies, planning and customer service. Resources linked here include a video overview by Pat Wagner, a national library trainer and 9 additional webinar archives accompanied by supplementary resources covering the following topics:
- Everyday Ethics for Libraries: An Overview by Pat Wagner (Online video serices and handouts)
- Ethics of Facebook, Brenda Hough, Northeast Kansas Library System.
- Serial Killer in the Library, Paul Hawkins, director South Central Kansas Library System.
- Ethics of Collection Development, Angie Maycock, ALA Office of Intellectual Freedom.
- Ethics of Weeding, Harry Willems and Chris Rippel, Central Kansas Library System.
- Are You Trustee-Worthy? - Ethics for Trustees, Gina Millsap, Director, Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library.
- Ethics of Answering Questions, Lisa Kelly, Director of Information Services, Nebraska Library Commission.
- The Ethics of Access, Kim Rutter, Southeast Kansas Library System.
- Can Mary Kay or VITA Use the Meeting Room, Carol Barta, North Central Kansas Libraries System, Lee Dobratz, Council Grove Public Library and Jamie Kelley, Marysville Public Library
- A Wrap-Up with Pat Wagner, Pattern Research, Inc.
- Path: [Library Management » Customer Service & Interpersonal Skills]
CONTENTdm Metadata Working Group’s Best Practices Guide
- This document represents the efforts to develop best practices guidelines for providing metadata both useful to the local community and suitable for harvesting externally.
- Path: [Library Services » Technical Services » Digitization & Preservation]
Preserving and Conserving Archived Photographs: An Annotated Bibliography
- Photographs have been as important a tool for the teaching and understanding of history as diaries and journals, and conserving or preserving these priceless artifacts of exact images of history has been, and will continue to be, a critical task for whoever has been charged with storing, monitoring, and keeping well-preserved original photographs for the enjoyment of public viewing or the research of authors, historians, and more. This bibliography includes articles that detail important programs and procedures for minimizing the deterioration of photographs and have, for the most part, been published between the years 2000-2010, with a few relevant articles from the 1990’s, that were written to relate modern techniques used in recent history to preserve, maintain, and store non-digital photographic images. The articles were chosen to display both time-tested methods of preservation that have been used for decades and those that are still used today.
- Path: [Library Services » Technical Services » Digitization & Preservation]
Courses and Learning

All courses listed are free to eligible and registered users of WJIL.

There Will Always Be Storytellers - New LibraryU Course on WebJunction Illinois
- What does it mean to be a Storyteller? As an experienced Storyteller, Nancy Tolson will help you find the story, identify your storytelling style, then give you practical tips on how to adorn and make that story personal. Along the way she will share some of her favorite stories with you to inspire and spark your own creativity. This course is intended for anyone who would like to increase their ability to tell captivating, enlightening and inspiring stories to audiences of all ages. Don’t miss this latest LibraryU addition to the WJIL Course Catalog.
Upcoming WebJunction Webinars

(All webinars are free of charge. Click on the links below for additional information and registration)
- The Rural Library Trustee: Roles, Responsibilities and Relationships, Sept. 14, 2010
- Real Library Solutions Using Competencies, Sept. 16, 2010
- Using Technology to Move Your Small/Rural Library Forward, Sept. 21, 2010
- mySkills, myFuture: A New Tool for Job Seekers, Sept. 29, 2010
Community

This fall resolve to build your network of colleagues on WebJunction Illinois. Use the following resources to help you find and add “Friends,” then log in and go to your “My WebJunction” tab to view your “Updates.” From here you can follow what your friends are doing on WJIL to help you hunt down the latest discussions, best courses, and helpful resources on the site.
- WJIL Registration and Social Networking
- Find and Add Friends on WJIL
What Could I do with…”There will Always Be Storytellers”?

“In the beginning was the word and it was oral. As long as we have been in existence we have found ways to communicate and probably right after drawing pictures within caves, in the dirt, and carving up trees; once we realized that charades caused frustration when team members couldn’t figure out that a dinosaur was about to eat the village, oral communication came into affect. And from that time to today stories about family, adventure, wars, births, and just living have been told from one person to another, from one village to the other and so on and so forth.”

So begins the latest LibraryU addition to the WJIL Course Catalog – There Will Always Be Storytellers. You don’t have to be a Children’s Librarian to enroll in this course, you just have to love a story. Enroll today and start your storytelling journey.
Digital Projects, New @ WJ-IL, Technology
What’s New @ WJIL: Digitization and Preservation of Library Materials
August 11th, 2010 | Permalink | Comment?
What are the best practices and planning for a digitization project? How can your staff gain the skills needed to launch or maintain a digital project and what are the implications of launching a long term digital preservation system in your organization? Get the answers to these questions and more below.

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Best Practices and Planning for Digitization Projects
- The success of a project is generally in proportion to the time spent in planning the project. To help you avoid some of the pitfalls here are some recommendations and resources for planning a digital imaging project.
- Path: [Library Services » Technical Services » Digitization & Preservation]
Competencies for Preservation
- Preservation covers a wide range of activities: repairing the physical damage to well-used materials; transforming physical materials into digital format; or preserving the historic record or other notable resource collections. Use this list to help your staff achieve competency.
- Path: [Library Services » Technical Services » Digitization & Preservation]
Book Repair Videos
- Students at UNC have created three short videos: a pam folder procedure, tip-in procedure, and four-flap enclosures. It’s much easier to learn from what you see and hear than to read and follow diagrams and wonder if you’re doing it right
- Path: [Library Services » Technical Services » Digitization & Preservation]
Glossary of Scanning and Digital Imaging Terms
- Alyce Scott from the Illinois State Library helps explain some of the most common and confusing terms used in digitization projects.
- Path: [Library Services » Technical Services » Digitization & Preservation]
Bite-Size Digital History Webinar
- Learn to use Microsoft PhotoStory 3 to create digital history documentaries in this recorded webinar.
- [Library Services » Technical Services » Digitization & Preservation]
Digital Illinois
- Visit this WJIL page under the Featured Statewide Initiatives to find out more about digitization projects in Illinois including a “Descriptive Survey of Illinios Digital Collections.”
- [Illinois Center » Featured Statewide Initiatives » Digital Illinois]
Courses and Learning

Capturing History: Digitization Projects
- Computers have been around for a generation, now, and a lot of matierial is available through digital media. However, there is still a lot of valuable information left to be digitized. This tutorial covers the basics of scanning and will improve your understanding of the issues involved with digitization projects, including copyright issues, equipment, terms, funding. So, before breaking out the scanners, spend a couple of hours reviewing what you need to know in order to make your digitization project a success
All courses listed above are free to eligible and registered users of WJIL.

Community

Digitization and Preservation Symposium, August 25, 1:00 – 3:00 pm CT

Join colleagues for a two-hour symposium that will feature four presentations on current trends and practical approaches to library digitization and preservation projects. Guest panelists will address:
- Designing a digital preservation system using a framework that includes all stakeholders, from library administrators to archivists to IT workers to vendors.
- The difference between access and preservation tools, and why we need to consider both.
- Harvesting social networking websites for preservation.
- The organizational “long-view” of preservation resources, technology, costs and policies.
What Could I do with…Digitization Learning Opportunities”?

Have you always wanted your library to get involved in digitization but were unsure of how to begin or what you need to know? Use the WJIL learning opportunities listed above to jump start your digitization experience. Enroll in the free WJIL course Capturing History: Digitization Projects and learn a bit about the basics of scanning then register and plan to attend the Digitization and Preservation Synposium to find out more about the long view of the technology, costs and policies associated with a digitization and preservation program.
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Course Sets: A Starting Point for Your E-Learning
July 20th, 2010 | Permalink | Comment?

If you’ve ever visited the WebJunction Illinois Course Catalog you may have been overwhelmed by the vast number of courses (0ver 600) offered for free to registered users of WJIL.

In an attempt to narrow down the fire hose of opportunity to a more targeted stream of continuous learning we have now added links to a series of Course Sets covering some of the most popular subject areas.

Course Sets consist of a linked list of WJIL courses that will lead the user through a targeted curriculum path. Topics such as Library Leadership, New Library Director and Library Basics are some of the first Course Sets we are providing. Using the suggested courses will assist you in a more proactive approach to your online continuing education.

Visit the newly redesigned WJIL Course Catalog page to see all Course Sets currently available as well as easier access to Illinois Course Catalog Quick Links.
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A New Look for WebJunction Illinois
July 15th, 2010 | Permalink | Comment?

Take a look at WebJunction Illinois and you’ll notice a brand new design for our homepage. This makeover was done in response to members’ feedback to us that they can feel overwhelmed by the amount of text and information on the website.

Because WebJunction Illinois is always adding content and constantly expanding, the redesign is intended to try and help users more quickly identify relevant and new content. Take particular note of the following as you explore.

1. We have now added a section of Featured Resources below the Top Story which will rotate highlighting a variety of resources, courses and other learning opportunities.

2. You will now find the feed from BlogJunction Illinois, the Quick Links and a variety of link icons such as L2, Facebook and Twitter on the right hand side of the homepage with a feed of upcoming calendar events below that.

3. Be sure to check out one of the most interesting areas of the redesign – our Most Popular and New on WebJunction areas. As you might expect, the first one points out some of the resources, courses and areas of the site which have received the most traffic in recent weeks and the second surfaces new content that has been added. These will change periodically also.

Take advantage of the summer lull and explore WJIL and the homepage redesign so you can get the most out of this great resource.
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Upcoming WebJunction Webinars
July 7th, 2010 | Permalink | Comment?
Plan to attend these upcoming free webinars from WebJunction. Register now and get the dates on your calendar.

How to Make the Most of WebJunction, July 29, 2010

NOTE: This webinar will be focused on the resources and navigation for the WebJunction global site at http://webjunction.org. However, please note that if you are a registered user of WebJunction Illinois (http://il.webjunction.org) attendance at this webinar is still encouraged since many of the resources and navigation are the same for both sites.

So you’ve created your free WebJunction member account, browsed the website, but are feeling a bit overwhelmed? Come join this special webinar where you’ll discover how to use the tools and resources on WebJunction to find answers and solve problems for your library. Learn how to work collaboratively with colleagues using groups; keep a finger on the pulse of new documents and discussions posted by members; know where to go to ask your own questions and how to share your expertise with other library staff. This session will help anyone who has said, “I know there is a lot to WebJunction, but I just haven’t had time to explore.” We’ll give you the top tips and show you all the steps for making WebJunction work for you.

Tips and Tools for Technology Planning, July 20, 2010

A technology plan can help you budget and better plan for future technology acquisitions, but with everything else you do all day, who has the time? Come to this TechSoup and WebJunction presentation where Kendra Morgan and Elliot Harmon will share tips, tools, and tales from folks working in libraries and other nonprofits who’ve crafted their own tech plans without too much discomfort.

In this webinar, you’ll:
- Hear about best practices for technology planning
- Get tips for writing clear and manageable goals and objectives
- Learn about tools that can help you through the planning process
The Rural Library Trustee: Roles, Responsibilities and Relationships, September 14, 2010

How do library trustees get trained? How are director and trustee roles defined to ensure a healthy library organization? How are trustee relationships cultivated both in and outside the library circle? Join this webinar to explore these and other questions related to library trustees that will provide you with practical ideas and tactical strategies to support and advocate for your library organization as a trustee, or library director in a small or rural community. This webinar is brought to you by ARSL (Association for Rural and Small Libraries) and featuring presenters: Sally Gardner Reed, Executive Director ALTAFF (Association of Library Trustees, Advocates, Friends and Foundations); Kim Armentrout, Library of Virginia; and Jim Minges, Director of the Northeast Kansas Library System.
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Marketing Your Library: WJIL Courses Can Help You Learn How
June 30th, 2010 | Permalink | Comment?
With the reduction in the offering of Library System Continuing Education throughout the state, now is the time to take advantage of the free online learning available through WebJunction Illinois.

In order to help you maximize your time online we will be providing a series of subject guides listing the courses available to WJIL registered users on selected topics, starting with marketing and useful marketing skills. Click on the course names below for a description and to enroll. You must be an eligible and registered user of WJIL to enroll in these courses for free.

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