Presentations
Freedom Riders Poster
Joann Absi, Media Coordinator at Eugene Ashley High School, Pat Burns, Media Specialist at Saint Mark Catholic School, Roberta A. Troy, Media Coordinator at Charles P. Murray Middle School. This poster portrays and interschool collaboration to bring the Freedom Riders exhibit from the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History to our schools in preparation for Black History Month.
Advertising the Library by Hook Crook & Internet
Robert Arndt, Reference & Instructional Services Librarian and June Power, Access Services Reference Librarian, UNC-Pembroke Mary Livermore Library, present ways to make your library stand out in a world where the public is bombarded with advertising. Low-cost ways to market your services are discussed. Presented in PowerPoint.
The Real Deal Locating and Teaching with Primary Sources
Pat Burns, Library Media Specialist, St. Mark Catholic School, Wilmington, NC. This session focuses on the best resources for locating primary resources. Emphasis will be placed on creative ways to use primary sources in instruction, the development of critical-thinking skills, user engagement, and construction of knowledge. Includes discussion of copyright issues.
Emergencies Happen
Patricia Dew, Librarian, Supervising, New Hanover County Public Library, discusses how to handle those unexpected emergencies that can arise every day in the library. Presented in PowerPoint.
30 Plus Mobile Apps for Librarians
Sana Moulder and Bryson Kofp, Cumberland County Public Library, share 30+ apps for library customers, info pros, and newbies, for Apple and Android devices. Presented in PowerPoint.
Handouts in Word.
Mobile Apps for ACLA Conference Wilmington
Mobile Apps for ACLA Handout
NCLive Update
Rob Ross, Executive Director of NCLive/NCSU Libraries, presents an update to NCLive. Presented in PowerPoint.
Project Management_Tips & Tools
Laura Wiegand, UNC-Wilmington, Randall Library, presents project-management tips, geared towards busy librarians, gleaned from formal project-management principles, and reviews technology tools to foster collaboration, communication, and organization. Presented in PowerPoint.
State Library of NC Update
Michelle Underhill, Chief of the Government and Heritage Library, State Library of North Carolina, presents an update to all the exciting changes at the State Library, such as NCpedia and Our State Digital Collection. Presented as a PDF.
Posters
Collaboration Between Libraries and Schools: Improving High-School Student Awareness of Local Library Resources
Jacob Deininger (CFCC), Susan DeMarco (NHC-PL), Melissa Raymer & Beth Kaylor (UNC-W Randall Library)
Librarians from UNCW, CFCC, and NHC-PL created a program to reach out to high school school seniors in New Hanover County who were required to complete graduation projects. The effort aimed to introduce students to the variety of services and resources available in local libraries. Librarians visited each of the four area high schools to provide brief instruction sessions to Seniors and, in 2011, surveyed students before the visits and after the projects were completed. Presented as a PDF.
Jacob Deininger, Public Services Librarian and Instructor at CFCC and a Liaison Librarian for NC Wesleyan.
Susan DeMarco, Community Engagement Librarian for New Hanover County Public Library.
Beth Kaylor, Coordinator of Business, Entrepreneurship and Government Information Research, UNC-W Randall Library.
Melissa Raymer, Distance Education Librarian at UNC-W Randall Library.
Collaboration Between Libraries and Schools Poster
Branding 101
Vonzell Yeager & John Crawford
This poster will outline Randall Library’s initial brand development, the creation of marketing processes, and how we market events, construction issues, and the showcasing of resources to the various constituencies of the library.
John Crawford, Digital and Media Coordinator and Co-Chair of the Marketing Committee, UNC-W Randall Library.
Vonzell Yeager, University Studies Librarian and Co-Chair of the Marketing Committee, UNC-W Randall Library.
Presented in PDF and .jpeg.
Branding 101
Azalea Coast Library Association (ACLA) 