Overview of formats found in the NNELS collection, as well as some commonly-used tools for how to use them.
One page, double-sided.
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This PowerPoint is from the Youth Services Institute 2017.
This PowerPoint is from the Youth Services Institute 2017.
This PowerPoint is from the Youth Services Institute 2017.
Workshop presented by Emma Gillis (Pemberton Public Library), Barbara Sobol (UBC Okanagan Library), and Sabina Iseli-Otto (NNELS) at the BC Library Conference on Friday, April 21, 2017. Questions? Please write to support@nnels.ca
Public recording instructions: https://wiki.libraries.coop/doku.php?id=public:nnels:recording:overview
More than ever, the role of the library as a social hub is needed to fight social isolation. This session will provide an overview of this crisis, and examples of libraries using deliberate strategies to fight it. We will use structured small group discussions designed to create connection between the participants, and discuss ideas for enhancing the role of libraries as social hubs in every community.
Learning objectives:
If you're recording a kids' book, please use the Kids' Book Recording Plan.
A simple organising tool for libraries or volunteers recording books for NNELS.
For a sample of a completed BRP, please see: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iydyH0ANRMr0it_AYrs-lNBjB08v1tck4PstJ3ae7A4/edit?usp=sharing
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In partnership with the Manitoba Public Service Library Branch, Winnipeg Public Library created a series of basic information handouts about Public Libraries. The project had the English content translated into various languages to increase knowledge and audiences of public libraries.