Webinar

This presentation provides an overview of how organizations respect human rights when developing and implementing mandatory vaccination policies or proof-of-vaccine requirements. Karen Sharma, A/Executive Director of the Manitoba Human Rights Commission, describes how The Human Rights Code applies to mandatory COVID-19 vaccination polices and how organizations respect human rights while balancing the safety needs of their organizations.
 

Public library workers play an important role in sharing reliable community information, and 211 MB can help.

Learn how 211 MB can help libraries guide patrons to government, health, and social services and how libraries can support local Information and Referral in Manitoba.

Please send questions about 211 MB to Philip Wolfart at pwolfart@unitedwaywinnipeg.ca
 

Learn how to use LibraryAware to create Newsletters to inform and entertain your followers. See how LibraryAware's ready-to-go opt-in pages and subscriber management make cultivating followers a snap!

This presentation will provide an introduction to the process of making videos. Examining the three stages of video creation (pre-production, production/recording, and post-production) the aim will be to provide an understanding of what is required to make videos with a focus on educational/instructional contexts. Specific emphasis is placed on how design decisions about various facets (e.g. audience, technology, purpose) affect other elements and possibly enable or constrain future choices. Join presenters Julia and Michael as they share insights from their collaboration on multiple video-based instruction projects over the past several years.

Webinar hosted by Manitoba Public Library Services. This session is intended for new public library administrators. It will also be helpful for any library staff and board members who want to familiarize themselves with public library operations.

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This webinar will look at the benefits of offering a book delivery service in your community, how to go about implementing one, and what steps should be considered. A book delivery service is a valuable program to offer your community, during the current pandemic and beyond.
 
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Your annual report is often the only time that outside parties will have access to information such as finances, statistics, what accomplishments and challenges were faced during the year, future plans, and other information and reports. It is important to communicate this information effectively and appropriately. This short webinar will walk you through some tips on how to write an effective report, making the process a little easier, and why it is important to have a good annual report. 

Not everyone likes meetings, and it can be very difficult to run a meeting where you feel you accomplished something if everyone is seemingly on a different page. This webinar has some tips on running an effective meeting.
 
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This webinar looks at how to include teens in your library through collection development, use of space, teen advisory groups and programming.
 
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How do they do it? Those libraries that always have something to say on social media – how do they find their online voice, and how can you find yours?
Small libraries without a large programming and event schedule can find it hard to develop content for their social media presence. Finding Your Voice gives enough suggestions that you can post every day of the year!
Presented by Catharine Richardson. Catharine is a board member for the Redcliff Public Library. She has developed the library’s social media program and is on the Advocacy Committee. In her day job, she runs her own company, WebGenii Consulting, which provides computer application support and computer training.