Visit the NEWI calendar of free webinars to find online continuing education opportunities you may attend from where you are. There’s a lot to choose from, so here’s a sample of topics that may be of interest to you. Click the event title to learn more and register. You are encouraged to register even if you cannot attend to receive links to recordings when available. Featured upcoming webinars from WisconsinWisconsin Libraries Talk About Race Webinar: Identity, Burnout, and Vocational Awe – all staff. Fobazi M. Ettarh, the woman who coined the term "vocational awe," will present on Identity, Burnout, and Vocational Awe as part of Wisconsin Libraries Talk About Race on February 29 at 1:00 p.m. Get registration, archive, and more information here. BadgerLink Winter 2024 Training Schedule - youth services, summer library program planners. Don't miss out on these upcoming BadgerLink training opportunities with Jen Champoux, BadgerLink Outreach and Training Specialist. Upcoming topics focus on Teaching Books and tools for K-12 learners. Upcoming webinars from around the webChildren & Teens
Public Services Clerk Oconto Falls Community Library Part-time Starting pay rate: $14.00-15.00/hr, based on experience Apply by Sunday, January 21, 2024 Position Summary: Under the direction of the Library Director, the Public Services Clerk provides prompt, courteous and high-quality customer service to library patrons and supports the Director in daily operations, including circulation of materials, keeping of accurate patron records, assisting with programming, and supervising and instructing volunteers. Tasks/Responsibilities
Essential Knowledge and Abilities
Education and Experience: High School Diploma or equivalent. Requires strong customer service and technology skills, and ability to multi-task prioritize, and manage time effectively. Hours/Wages
Interested applicants should submit a resume and completed application to ocf@ocontofallslibrary.org no later than Sunday, January 21, 2024. Here are the headlines from the December 15, 2023 📢 Nic News Weekly:
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Subscribe to Newsletters from NFLS As we enter the winter holiday season and start the countdown to 2024 (gulp!), here’s one last CE opportunity post from NEWI. Keep reading for free webinars, a preview of 2024 events, and more. Watch for a survey in December to help in planning of CE events for 2024 and beyond. Upcoming free webinarsFeatured webinars from Wisconsin:
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Subscribe to Newsletters from NFLS September is National Library Card Sign-Up Month and a great opportunity to remind members of our communities of the many benefits of holding a library card. Once again, OWLS and NFLS libraries will be receiving a generous supply of promotional stickers to help celebrate this time of the year. There are five new designs this year! Use this use this marketing toolkit to help you promote Library Card Sign-Up Month in your community. The marketing toolkit is filled with graphics and sample Facebook posts to help you get the word out. Each of the graphics has been set up as a customizable Canva template so that you can tailor it to your specific audience. Here are a few samples of what you will find: The stickers have just arrived at the OWLS and NFLS offices and we are busy sorting and getting these ready to send out a supply to each member library. The stickers will be mooooo-ving out to the libraries next week.
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Working With What You’ve Got: Practical Tips for Improving Your Library’s Website was presented by Laura Solomon for the Southwest Wisconsin Library System on December 14, 2022.
Even when you don’t have full control over your library’s website, you can take some small, important steps to improving your users’ experience. Learn how to write better for the web, tweak navigation and graphics, and other important, small fixes to assist in creating a website that solves your user’s problems, not adds to them. Maybe you can’t rebuild from the ground up, but you can make things better! Here are the headlines from the September 23, 2022 - 📢 Nic News Weekly:
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Subscribe to Newsletters from NFLS Creating Accessible Content
Recorded August 10, 2022 This webinar from the Maine Department of Education’s Maine CITE Program walks participants through the steps of creating accessible content in Microsoft Word and PowerPoint. Many of these tools and techniques carry over to other platforms, such as Google Docs. (It also does an excellent job explaining what digital accessibility is and gives tips that also apply to websites.) |
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