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CCBC Choices: Great New Books Webinars

3/31/2020

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Due to the COVID-19 closures, CCBC Librarians are presenting their Great New Books presentations as webinars this spring:
 
April 8 from 9 - 10 a.m.: Great New Books for Birth - Grade 5
  • Join CCBC librarians as they highlight some of the books in CCBC Choices 2020, the most recent edition of the library's annual best-of-the-year list, for children from birth through grade 5.  A copy of  the CCBC Choices 2020 booklet may not have reached you prior to the COVID-19 closures; you can access the citation list of Choices 2020 titles here.  

April 15 from 9 - 10 a.m. Great New Books for Older Children & Teens
  • Join CCBC librarians as they highlight some of the books in CCBC Choices 2020, the most recent edition of the library's annual best-of-the-year list, for older children and teens in grades 6-12.  A copy of  the CCBC Choices 2020 booklet may not have reached you prior to the COVID-19 closures; you can access the citation list of Choices 2020 titles here.  

There will be no CCBC Shorts in April. The next scheduled episode of CCBC Shorts will be on May 13.
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Customer Service Webinar Series (April 1, 8, 15, 2020)

3/30/2020

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Customer Service Webinar Series presented by Pat Wagner, Library Consultant
  • The Ethics of Library Customer Service: Fair Treatment for Everyone - Wed, April 1; 1 pm
  • Dealing With Hostile and Potentially Dangerous Library Users - Wed, April 8; 1 pm
  • When the Library Makes Mistakes - Wed, April 15; 1 pm
Nationally-known library consultant Pat Wagner will present a three-part webinar series on April 1, 8 and 15, focusing on customer service in libraries. All of the webinars will be recorded and posted to the WVLS website. Each webinar is worth 1 contact hour.
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The series is presented by the Wisconsin Valley Library Service, along with support from the Northern Waters Library Service and the Southwest Wisconsin Library System.

​Registration is now open for all three webinars.

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Nic News Weekly: March 27, 2020

3/27/2020

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Below are the headlines from the 03/06/2020 - 📢 Nic News Weekly:
  • Additional Funding for Wisconsin's Digital Library
  • Ezra Jack Keats Mini-Grants: Apply by March 31
  • Library 2.0 Webinars with Dr. Steve Albrecht
  • Remote & Online Services to Children (Webinar Recording)
  • Learning While Away from the Library
  • Ancestry Library Edition: Remote Access Available while Libraries are Closed
  • Wisconsin Newspaper Archive Expanded to Include Entire Collection while Libraries are Closed
  • Online Storytime Resources
  • For Libraries Offering Online Storytimes
  • Events Cancelled or Postponed
  • NFLS Librarians' Advisory Committee Meeting: April 3
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Learning While Away from the Library (from NEWI)

3/26/2020

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Learning something new can be a diversion from the news; you can go to the NEWI list of free webinars to find online continuing education opportunities in which you can participate while your library is closed and you shelter in place. Most sessions are 60 minutes long, and are provided – at no charge to you – by associations, agencies, companies, and library systems.
 
Here are webinars related to COVID-19; click on a title to register:
  • Pandemic Mini-Conference: Libraries Stepping up to Serve the Needs of Communities in Crisis (4 webinar sessions) – March 26
    • Self-Care During A Crisis: Breathe, Think, And Grow
    • Why and How to Promote Your Online Services During the Quarantine
    • Serving Patrons In A Crisis
    • Preparing Your Digital Branch for Increased Use
  • Public Libraries Respond to COVID-19 series of 4 webinars:
    • The Current Landscape – March 26
    • Successful Ways to Work Remotely – April 2
    • Managing Stress and Anxiety – April 9
    • Innovative Solutions in Times of Crisis – April 16
  • Coronavirus Frauds and Scams: What You Need to Know – April 8
 
Need a break from pandemic news? Here’s a sample of webinars on other topics; click on a title to register:

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COVID-19 Update: All InfoSoup Libraries are now Closed

3/26/2020

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Posted March 23, 2020 by InfoSoup:
Covid-19 UpdatePosted: March 23, 2020
All InfoSoup Libraries are now closed. 
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In an effort to decrease the spread of the COVID-19, the following steps have been enacted:
  • Starting March 18th, all deliveries between libraries have been canceled
  • Holds will not be filled during this time. Items currently on the hold shelf for you will remain there until your library reopens. If you do get an automated email message about picking up a hold or about an overdue item, please ignore it.
  • Holds may still be placed during this time, though they will not be filled.
  • ALL MATERIALS HAVE BEEN GIVEN AN EXTENDED DUE DATE; no items will be due at this time and no fines should accrue. If a fine does accrue by mistake, the fine will be waived by the library.
  • All EXPIRING LIBRARY CARDS WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY EXTENDED
  • PLEASE KEEP ALL LIBRARY MATERIALS AT HOME until we resume services.

​Online Services Available
While libraries are closed, please take advantage of our online materials. Online resources include Wisconsin's Digital Library(OverDrive eBooks & Audiobooks), RB Digital Audiobooks and Magazines, and TumbleBooks Library.  For OverDrive materials, we recommend the Libby app(link is external) for use on your mobile device.
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While Wisconsin's Digital Library is the largest collection of eBooks and Audiobooks, it is also the most popular and waiting lists for some items can be long. Most of our other collections, however, have no waiting list for items. Learn more at:
  • Digital Collections
  • Research & Homework Help
  • BadgerLink
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WiLS Ideas to Action Fund: Apply April 6 - June 1, 2020

3/23/2020

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Save the date for the WiLS Ideas to Action Fund 2020 application period!

​Apply April 6th through June 1st for awards of up to $5000 to put toward your next project.
Learn more about WiLS Ideas to Action Fund 2020
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Links for Patrons Experiencing Financial Hardship Due to Coronavirus (COVID-19)

3/23/2020

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The following information comes from Mark Jochem, Workforce Development Specialist at South Central Library System.
Impacted by COVID-19 (Coronavirus)?
  • Unemployment COVID-19 Public Information- An FAQ page from Wisconsin's Department of Workforce Development for people laid off during the COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak.
  • Financial Resources to Help Get Through COVID-19 - Compiled by UW-Extension. (Spanish translation is in the works.)  The coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, is impacting households, communities, and businesses. Check out the frequently asked questions below that highlight some common financial challenges as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Remote and Online Services to Children: 3/25 Webinar

3/23/2020

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Remote and Online Services to Children webinar
Date: Wednesday, March 25, 2020
Time: Noon – 1pm
Register here

Looking for a place to start when developing and presenting remote and online programs for your community's kids? Join us for ideas!

Presenters: Anne Hamland (Public Services Consultant, Wisconsin Valley Library Service); Abby Landers (Youth Services Librarian, La Crosse Public Library, WI); and Marge Loch-Wouters (Youth Services Consultant, Southwest Wisconsin Library System)
For those of libraries offering online storytimes – like using Facebook Live to do read-alouds – here are two things you might find useful:

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Resources for WiLS Members Dealing with COVID-19

3/23/2020

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Lots of information and resources are coming across the wire. WiLS has created this continually-updated list of them to serve as a reference point for its members. If you would like to see something added to this list, let WiLS know at information@wils.org.

Click Here to Access WiLS' List of Information Resources

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Library Resources and Stories for Rapidly-Changing Times (from Libraries Transform®)

3/23/2020

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Pandemic Preparedness Resources for Libraries
Following are the introduction and topics in the latest Libraries Transform newsletter.
Click here to go directly to the Libraries Transform newsletter.
In these uncertain times, we want to provide content you find relevant and useful to your library and community. With that in mind, this month’s e-newsletter has been tailored to include resources for COVID-19 and stories about how libraries can continue to serve their communities during the crisis. If there is content you’d like to see in future e-newsletters, please reach out and we’ll work on it. We hope you find these resources helpful and also serve as a way for us to stay connected to one another. Stay healthy and be well.
  • Library Resources
    • Pandemic Preparedness
    • Free Webinar: Libraries and COVID-19
    • Webinar on Coronavirus Frauds and Scams
    • United for Libraries Opens Up Online Forums During Crisis
    • COVID-19 Resources for State Leaders
  • ​Accessing Library Services From Home
  • Macmillan Publishers Lift Ebook Embargo
  • #LibrariesStrong During COVID-19​
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Nic News Weekly: March 20, 2020

3/20/2020

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Below are the headlines from the 03/20/2020 - 📢 Nic News Weekly:​
  • NFLS to Offer Increased Support to System Libraries as More Move to Online Delivery Systems in Response to COVID-19 Concerns
  • Join WLA for a virtual meeting on March 24, 2020,at 10:00 am to discuss Government Information Day 2020
  • Ezra Jack Keats Mini-Grants: Apply by March 31
  • What is Web Accessibility?
  • Be the Connection: Libraries, Youth, and Connected Learning (Workshop May 19th in Green Bay)
  • Professional Development Opportunities in the Time of COVID-19
  • Communicating & Updating Your Library's Status: COVID-19 Updates
  • DPI's New COVID-19-Specific Web Page for WI Public Libraries
  • YSS Blog Posts & COVID-Specific Info for Youth Libraries
  • A Few More Workarounds for Libraries
  • Be on the Lookout for Fraudulent COVID-19 Emails
  • Events Cancelled or Postponed
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Professional Development Opportunities in the Time of COVID-19 (from WI Libraries for Everyone)

3/19/2020

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Looking for a little direction as you work from home? What a great time to engage in virtual professional development activities.
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System and State Continuing Education Coordinators are always working hard to bring you fresh content on a wide variety of subjects pertinent to our profession.

> > Here’s a point of entry for professional development opportunities on lots of different subjects.
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Libraries and the Coronavirus: Evolving Information and Resources (by WebJunction)

3/19/2020

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The COVID-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak is having a global impact, and affecting local communities. Staff in libraries of all types, geographic locations, and sizes are learning the facts about this public health crisis and helping to inform their patrons.

Check out WebJunction's Libraries and the Coronavirus: Evolving Information and Resources for some very useful information and resources regarding:
  • What can libraries do?
  • Data Collection and Surveys in the field 
  • Library-specific resource compilations (also listed below)
child washing hands
Free CDC Handwashing Posters
Library-specific resource compilations
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Many library organizations have compiled resources and examples for library staff and patrons.
  • American Libraries Association, Pandemic Preparedness
  • PLA Resources on COVID-19
  • EveryLibrary, “Resources for Libraries on Coronavirus”
  • Library Journal, COVID-19 & Libraries Coverage

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Online Programming Resources During COVID-19 Closures (WLA's YSS)

3/19/2020

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COVID-19 Daily Schedule
WLA's Youth Services Section (YSS) has been gathering and disseminating resources for online programming for youth and families on their Youth Services Shout-out blog. ​Each post provides links to the other posts in the COVID-19 series.
 
Please feel free to use and disseminate the blog posts below.
  • Schools Closed? Share These Online Resources with Your Families 3/14/20
  • Library Closed? Online Programming Content to Share with Your Families 3/16/20


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Nicolet Federated Library System to Offer Increased Support to System Libraries as More Move to Online Delivery Systems in Response to COVID-19 Concerns

3/19/2020

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For Immediate Release

 
Thursday, March 19, 2020
 
NICOLET FEDERATED LIBRARY SYSTEM TO OFFER INCREASED SUPPORT TO SYSTEM LIBRARIES AS MORE MOVE TO ONLINE DELIVERY SYSTEMS IN RESPONSE TO COVID-19 CONCERNS
 
GREEN BAY –  With the majority of its system member libraries turning to online services and closing their physical locations in accordance with federal, state and local orders to reduce the spread of the pandemic coronavirus, Nicolet Federated Library System (NFLS), Bellevue, WI, will temporarily suspend its delivery services to member libraries.
 
In addition, in an attempt to slow the spread of COVID-19, NFLS offices in Bellevue, WI will close Friday, March 20, 2020, until further notice. Employees will work from home, monitoring the situation closely while providing the highest level of service to its member libraries.
 
These decisions were made in consideration of, and in accordance with, Emergency Order #5 issued by Governor Tony Evers that, among other things, prohibits mass gatherings of 10 or more people. The Division for Libraries and Technology (DLT) has determined that libraries fall within this Emergency Order.
 
NFLS is the facilitator of inter-library loan and delivery services for borrowed books and library materials to and between its 42 member libraries in Northeast Wisconsin.  At present, most of these libraries have closed their physical locations.  According to Tracy Vreeke, Director of NFLS, "It is important at this time of uncertainty for NFLS to offer increased support to our member libraries as they make the decision to provide online versions of these materials and resources available through a variety of different mediums.”
 
“In a time when all must do their part to reduce the spread of a global pandemic, NFLS staff is ready and willing to help librarians with continuing education, and provide member libraries with the resources they need to help them meet the increased demand for online materials in a timely and effective manner,” Vreeke said.
 
As more information becomes available, NFLS will work with member libraries to determine the best course of action for implementation of a proper time frame for restoration of inter-library delivery services.
 
NFLS libraries will remain open online: Please contact your local library for current library services. A list of NFLS libraries can be found online at https://www.nfls.lib.wi.us/libraries.html. Future announcements will be posted on the libraries’ web and social media sites.
 
About the Nicolet Federated Library System:
The Nicolet Federated Library System (NFLS) is a state-funded organization assisting 42 member public libraries in providing better services to the people of northeastern Wisconsin since 1976. NFLS' public libraries span eight counties: Brown, Door, Florence, Kewaunee, Marinette, Menominee, Oconto and Shawano.
 
NFLS is third largest of the 16 public library systems in the state and is organized under the WI Dept. of Public Instruction. Each system is governed by an independent board of trustees and funded by state aids to carry out the service requirements set forth in Chapter 43 of the Wisconsin Statutes.  For more information, go to:  https://www.nfls.lib.wi.us/
 
Media and other inquiries, please contact: Tracy Vreeke, Nicolet Federated Library System Director at tvreeke@nflsoffice.org

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Brown County Library Goes Virtual (COVID-19)

3/18/2020

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The following is a news release from Brown County Library.
​BROWN COUNTY LIBRARY  
515 Pine Street, Downtown Green Bay, WI  54301-5194

PSA

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
​Contact:   
Sarah Sugden, Executive Director

(920) 448-5810 | sarah.sugden@browncoutywi.gov
 
Sue Lagerman, Communications & Library Program Manager
(920) 448-5806 | susan.lagerman@browncountywi.gov
March 17, 2020

Brown County Library goes virtual! The Brown County Library’s highest priority is the health and well-being of library customers, staff, and volunteers. The Library is closely monitoring the latest information and guidelines related to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) provided by the Wisconsin Department of Public Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). 

For the health and safety of the community, effective March 17, 2020, all Brown County library buildings are temporarily closed to the public but the library is open online!

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Be on the Lookout for Fraudulent COVID-19 Emails

3/18/2020

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“When people are distracted, concerned, and extremely motivated to get information," he says, "you can’t count on them to notice things they might have in calmer times.”
Remember to be on the lookout for any fraudulent COVID-19 emails. If you have any suspicion at all, it's better to Google an organization and go to its website than to click on a link.

Here is a good article from Consumer Report’s site that goes over the situation and provides great suggestions for avoiding scams:  https://www.consumerreports.org/phishing-vishing/how-to-avoid-coronavirus-phishing-scams/.
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WAAL 2020 Annual Conference: April 16-17, 2020

3/18/2020

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WAAL 2020 Cancelled Due To COVID-19 Concerns

See the March 3, 2018 message from WLA:

We regret to inform you that the 2020 WAAL Conference scheduled for April 16-17, has been canceled due to concerns about COVID-19 (Coronavirus).

This unanimous decision was made by the WLA Board and WAAL leadership in light of the developments over the last few days, including elevated warnings from the CDC and WHO, growing travel restrictions worldwide, and increasing numbers of requested cancellations from presenters.

We are now in the process of evaluating and determining next steps, including whether a rescheduled event may be possible yet this year.

We will reach out as soon as possible with additional information. Our priority now is communicating clearly and to all of you that the 2020 conference is canceled.



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Door County Library Changes Effective Wednesday, March 18, 2020

3/17/2020

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The following is a news release from Door County Library.
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Media Contacts:
Morgan Mann
mmann@co.door.wi.us
920-746-7122
920-883-5058 cell
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Door County Library Changes Effective Wednesday, March 18, 2020
Effective Wednesday, March 18, 2020, all Door County Library branches except for Sturgeon Bay will be closed through April 6th. The Sturgeon Bay branch will be open with modified operations.
 
In keeping with the County of Door’s recommendations, the Sturgeon Bay branch will only allow 10 people to be in the library at any one time to discourage congregation and encourage social distancing. Patrons will be allowed to come pick up items, but may not linger in the library. Persons 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

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Charter Offers Free Access to Spectrum Broadband & Wi-Fi For New K-12 & College Student Households

3/17/2020

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Below is a press release issued by Charter Communications, Inc.
PRESS RELEASE | MARCH 13, 2020

Charter to Offer Free Access to Spectrum Broadband and Wi-Fi For 60 Days For New K-12 and College Student Households and More

STAMFORD, Conn. – In the coming weeks, many Americans will be affected either directly or indirectly by COVID-19 and Charter is focused on serving and supporting our 29 million customers. Americans rely on high speed broadband in nearly every aspect of their lives and Charter is committed to ensuring our customers maintain reliable access to the online resources and information they want and need. To ease the strain in this challenging time, beginning Monday, March 16, Charter commits to the following for 60 days:
  • Charter will offer free Spectrum broadband and Wi-Fi access for 60 days to households with K-12 and/or college students who do not already have a Spectrum broadband subscription and at any service level up to 100 Mbps. To enroll call 1-844-488-8395. Installation fees will be waived for new student households.
  • Charter will partner with school districts to ensure local communities are aware of these tools to help students learn remotely. Charter will continue to offer Spectrum Internet Assist, high speed broadband program to eligible low-income households delivering speeds of 30 Mbps.
  • Charter will open its Wi-Fi hotspots across our footprint for public use.
  • Spectrum does not have data caps or hidden fees.

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Ezra Jack Keats Mini-Grants: Apply by March 31

3/17/2020

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The Ezra Jack Keats Foundation is dedicated to supporting arts and literacy programs in public schools and libraries across the country. It has announced its annual call for proposals.

Approximately 70 grants, up to $500 each, will be awarded to teachers and librarians in public schools and libraries whose proposals reflect imagination and a desire to make learning fun. The foundation welcomes mini-grant proposals focusing on any subject.

View examples of exemplary mini-grants here. Applications are due by Tuesday, March 31, 2020.
Apply for a Mini-Grant
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Division for Libraries and Technology COVID-19 Updates

3/16/2020

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Attention Libraries: Please see the below update and request from the DLT
Source: https://dpi.wi.gov/wilibrariesforeveryone/dlt-covid-19-updates
DLT COVID-19 Updates

Sunday, March 15, 2020
We are aware that everyone is responding to a rapidly changing set of circumstances. In the coming days, the Division for Libraries and Technology (DLT) will post major updates to the Wisconsin Libraries for Everyone blog. Regarding library closures, DLT is following the library community’s Google document as well as updates sent to us via email. We are prioritizing COVID-19 support above all else. Regarding in-person events in the coming weeks, DLT has moved all major meetings online. Regarding LSTA grant activities, grant administrators have been contacted regarding necessary adjustments. Our team is available for any specific assistance via phone or email.

COVID-19 Resources
Pandemic Prevention and Preparedness
Wisconsin Public Libraries: COVID-19 Updates
National List of Public Libraries Closed for COVID-19 (Click on "Submit a Listing")

Online Library Resources
BadgerLink, Wisconsin's Online Library
Wisconsin Public Libraries Consortium - OverDrive (WPLC), Wisconsin's Digital Library
Recollection Wisconsin
Wisconsin Digital Government Archives

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CANCELLED: CCBC Choices Workshop: April 23, 2020

3/16/2020

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The CCBC Choices 2020 workshop has been cancelled.

This in-person workshop has been cancelled, based on the March 15, 2020 CDC guidance on Mass Gatherings or Large Community Events,
  • Megan and Merri are planning online presentations about the CCBC Choices 2020 books, which will be offered via GoToWebinar and will be archived for viewing anytime. Details and login info TBA.
  • If you haven't already received your library's copy of the CCBC Choices 2020 booklet, you can download it as a PDF to see all 245 books highlighted in the publication.

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Learn More about Government Information Day with WLA on March 24th

3/13/2020

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​See the below invitation from WLA:
Join WLA for a virtual meeting on March 24, 2020,
​at 10:00 am to discuss Government Information Day 2020
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Photo courtesy of the Wisconsin State Historical Society.
2020 has already been an important year for government information. Funding for the National Archives, the state and federal responses to coronavirus (COVID-19), and the decennial census have all been in the news, just since January. Every day, librarians are called on to collect, preserve, and provide access to these vital resources, an increasingly challenging proposition as budgets continue to shrink and the volume of information continues to grow.

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Nic News Weekly: March 13, 2020

3/13/2020

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Below are the headlines from the 03/13/2020 - 📢 Nic News Weekly:
  • Germs in the Library: Responding to and Preparing for COVID-19, the Flu or a Bad Cold Going Around
  • Help Families Find Your Program! Post Your Summer Learning Event/Program with NSLA
  • WLA 2020 Conference Call for Program Proposals
  • WPLC Not Renewing Subscription to BiblioBoard
  • WAAL 2020: Register & Book Hotel Rooms
  • Library Marketing Plan Template Developed by Wisconsin Public Library System Cohort
  • Webinar TODAY: Getting Started with Web Accessibility
  • Scholarships for WAAL 2020: Apply by 3/15/2020
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