Food Education Consultant Rebecca Antill will provide in-person workshops on how to plan and deliver food & cooking programs for libraries of all sizes, featuring how to do so with minimal kitchen access. As a former librarian, Rebecca will offer hands-on learning that will equip library staff to offer food programming at their libraries. Basic health and safety information, kitchen classroom management, culinary skills and community partners will all be discussed as participants cook and share time together.
Workshops will be offered in three locations across the state and will accept up to 30 registrants at each location.
Topics Related to Library Development
Food Education Consultant Rebecca Antill will provide in-person workshops on how to plan and deliver food & cooking programs for libraries of all sizes, featuring how to do so with minimal kitchen access. As a former librarian, Rebecca will offer hands-on learning that will equip library staff to offer food programming at their libraries. Basic health and safety information, kitchen classroom management, culinary skills and community partners will all be discussed as participants cook and share time together.
Workshops will be offered in three locations across the state and will accept up to 30 registrants at each location.
Food Education Consultant Rebecca Antill will provide in-person workshops on how to plan and deliver food & cooking programs for libraries of all sizes, featuring how to do so with minimal kitchen access. As a former librarian, Rebecca will offer hands-on learning that will equip library staff to offer food programming at their libraries. Basic health and safety information, kitchen classroom management, culinary skills and community partners will all be discussed as participants cook and share time together.
Workshops will be offered in three locations across the state and will accept up to 30 registrants at each location.
How One Conversation Can Transform Your Library Webinar with Sarah Clark
Dr. Sarah Clark is Dean & University Librarian at La Salle University in Philadelphia, as well as the host of the Kind Leadership Challenge podcast. In this webinar, Sarah will share a simple approach to challenging conversations that will help any library team create the impact they wish to see in their community.
The State Library is excited to sponsor a workshop with Craig Fansler, Preservation Librarian at Wake Forest University's Z. Smith Reynolds Library.
The State Library is excited to sponsor a workshop with Craig Fansler, Preservation Librarian at Wake Forest University's Z. Smith Reynolds Library.
The State Library is excited to sponsor a workshop with Craig Fansler, Preservation Librarian at Wake Forest University's Z. Smith Reynolds Library.
Using Library of Congress Controlled Vocabularies in Everyday Cataloging
Library of Congress has released a number of thesaurus-based vocabularies to supplement their (quite complicated) subject headings vocabulary. This webinar will introduce several LC vocabularies, how to freely access them, and how to use them in catalog record creation. This session is part of the Descriptive Cataloging Webinar Series, https://slnc.info/DCseries.
Critical Cataloging with New Controlled Vocabularies
A number of controlled vocabularies have been revised and/or released in the last decade to provide uniform ways in which we can describe creator and/or audience identities and characteristics. This opens new possibilities for critical cataloging, allowing us to group together works by certain subsets of creators (e.g., books by women) or about certain groups of people (e.g., television shows featuring LGBTQ+ characters). In this webinar, you will be introduced to some of these vocabularies (focusing only on those that are freely accessible) and will view demonstrations of how to navigate and use them.
More Descriptive Cataloging Basics
This webinar will focus on useful elements in a descriptive catalog record, going beyond the basics outlined in the “Descriptive Cataloging Basics” webinar. We will discuss what should be recorded and how, RDA cataloging rules, and MARC encoding. By the end of the webinar, students will understand how to create/edit a detailed descriptive catalog record. This session is part of the Descriptive Cataloging Webinar Series, https://slnc.info/DCseries.