Continuing Education Program · through leadership and human resources practice in a library setting. Bryant Library Director Victor Caputo and Bryant Library Human Resources Admin-istrator

Continuing Education Program

LILRC would like to recognize the following libraries for

providing facilities to host our Continuing Education Program

Brentwood Public Library

Connetquot Public Library

Farmingdale Public Library

Farmingdale State College, Greenley Library

Merrick Library

Nassau Library System

North Merrick Public Library

Port Washington Public Library

Sachem Public Library

South Huntington Public Library

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▪ Summer Vendor Demo: Mobile Hotspot (WiFi on the Go) for

Library Lending

▪ Introduction to Adobe Photoshop

▪ Your Library is Now Your Business: What’s Next?

▪ Intermediate Adobe Photoshop

▪ Bloxels

▪ Raspberry Pi for the Techie

▪ Retropie: How to Create a Gaming Machine

▪ Suffolk County Legislative Breakfast

▪ Nassau County Legislative Breakfast

▪ Raspberry Pi and the Librarian

▪ 23rd Annual Archives Month Conference: Medical Archives:

Processing, Privacy and Preservation

▪ Introduction to WordPress

▪ 27th Annual Conference on Libraries and the Future: Fix the

Future: Access, Innovation, Opportunities

▪ Intermediate WordPress

▪ Social Media Engagement for Cultural Institutions

▪ Advanced WordPress

▪ A Guide to Crafting and Promulgating the Employee Handbook

▪ Design Thinking for Libraries: Tips and Tricks for Better Graphics and

Content to Communicate to Your Patrons!

▪ Introduction to Google Apps

▪ Copyright Skills as Risk Management Tools: The Librarian’s Role

Friday, July 20

Summer Vendor Demo: T-Mobile Hotspot (WiFi on the go) for Library

Lending


10AM-11AM

Join LILRC for this free Summer Vendor Demo featuring the T-Mobile's ZTE Falcon portable hotspot devices. A T-Mobile Representative will discuss the mobile hotspot lending program designed for libraries and other new initiatives for education. A library mobile hotspot lending program can help bridge the digital divide by offering patrons mobile WiFi hotspots for checkout. Library users without broadband internet access at home can borrow the device to gain internet access for job searching, doing homework, or acquiring information about public resources, etc. Presenter: Mark Schenk, Government and Education Office, T-Mobile USA FEE: FREE Register online at https://2018summer.eventbrite.com.

Friday, August 10

Introduction to Adobe Photoshop


10AM-12:30PM

Become an instant graphic artist by working with images and pictures in Adobe

Photoshop. Learn how to alter images including sizing, shaping and coloring.

Re-touch, filter and add effects to create works of art or just make your digital

photos look the way you want them to.

Prerequisite: For intermediate and advanced computer users.

Presented by: Sharper Training Solutions, Inc.

FEE: $30 Member; $60 Nonmember;

$25 Retired Member/Student/Unemployed

LILRC Continuing Education Blog Don’t forget to check out LILRC’s Continuing Education Blog

for information on LILRC CE programs, including photos,

presentation slides, and much more.

https://lilrcevents.org

https://2017summer.eventbrite.com

LILRC Continuing Education Registration To register for LILRC Continuing Education programs visit

the LILRC Training and Events Calendar online to find

program registration forms. Please also note that LILRC CEU

certificates are now available to all attendees at no charge!

http://lilrc.org/events

Friday, August 10

Your Library is Now Your Business: What’s Next?


10AM-12PM

You are now CEO of your company and the buck stops with you. This workshop will focus on how to assemble a strong winning team at the top through leadership and human resources practice in a library setting. Bryant Library Director Victor Caputo and Bryant Library Human Resources Admin-istrator Deepa Chandra will discuss team building, staff development, changing a culture, finance, with the end result of meeting the needs of your patron base. Presenters: Victor Caputo, Director, Bryant Library; Deepa Chandra, Human Resources Administrator, Bryant Library FEE: $25 Member; $80 Nonmember; $20 Retired Member/Student/Unemployed

Friday, August 17

Intermediate Adobe Photoshop


10AM-12:30PM

Learn intermediate features and editing techniques in Adobe Photoshop

including retouching, filters, effects and much more.

Prerequisite: Introduction to Adobe Photoshop or equivalent. For intermediate

and advanced computer users.




Please note that program details including dates, times, and locations

listed in this brochure are subject to change. Please refer to the

LILRC Training & Events Calendar online for the

most up-to-date information at:

http://www.lilrc.org/events.

Wednesday, August 22

Bloxels

Port Washington Public Library

10AM-11:30AM

1:30PM-3PM (Repeat Session)

The Summer Doubleheader: Learn about Bloxels and take a tour of Port Washington Public Library’s Newly Renovated Children’s Library! Bloxels is a way for children and teens to create their own video games that leverages a hands-on platform that requires no coding experience. Creators get to design their own character, build their own worlds, and tell the stories they imagine! After the game is created, the creators can share their games with their friends to get feedback or just to let them enjoy playing what they made. In this hands on program you will learn what Bloxels are, what products you need to run a program, and have an opportunity to create a Bloxel character with a partner. To learn more about Bloxels visit http://edu.bloxelsbuilder.com/ The other part of this “double header” is a tour of Port Washington Public Library’s newly renovated Children’s Library. The Port Washington team will show you their state of the art facility and answer questions about the renovation. Bloxels Presenters:

James Hutter, Technology Librarian, Port Washington Public Library and

Chairperson of the NCLA Computers & Technology Committee

Melanie Davidoff, Technology Librarian, Port Washington Public Library

Children’s Tour Guide:

Rachel Fox, Children’s Librarian and Head of Children’s Services, Port Wash-

ington Public Library



http://www.lilrc.org/events

http://edu.bloxelsbuilder.com/

Thursday, August 30

Raspberry Pi for the Techie

North Merrick Public Library

10AM-12PM

Join Chris Jelley at his home library of North Merrick Public Library. Chris will show participants how he saved his library money by having his OPACs run off of Raspberry Pi computers instead of PC computers. Chris will also show how he makes and runs “headache free” digital signage with Raspberry Pi. After the workshop Chris will lead a tour of North Merrick Public Library so attendees can see the Raspberry Pi computers in action. On top of learning how to create Raspberry Pi OPACs and digital signage participants will learn the following: ▪ Getting staff/community buy in. ▪ How to keep RasPi secure/updated ▪ Costs and cost benefits ▪ User experience ▪ Realities of mixed OS environments Attendees should have an expert level understanding of computers. Having an understanding of Linux is helpful but not required. FEE: $75 Member; $100 Nonmember/Retired Member/Student/Unemployed

Friday, September 7

Retropie: How to Create a Gaming Machine Connetquot Public Library

10:30AM-12:30PM

Jesse Reinard of Connetquot Public Library will show participants how he runs a Retropie program for patrons at his library. Participants will leave the program with their own functional Retropie. They will also gain an understanding of how to make a Retropie and how to run their own similar program. Everything needed for the program will be provided - however, it is strongly encouraged that a Raspberry Pi 3 case is purchased or 3D printed beforehand. Participants should have a basic understanding of file management and know how to install software on a windows PC. FEE: $80 Member; $100 Nonmember/Retired Member/Student/Unemployed

Friday, September 21

Suffolk County Legislative Breakfast

Brentwood Public Library

8:30AM

All are welcome to attend. Co-sponsored by LILRC and SCLA.

RSVP by September 12, 2018 to:

Miranda Hatziangelou

[email protected]

631-273-7883 Ext. 201

Friday, September 28

Nassau County Legislative Breakfast

Nassau Library System

8:30AM

All are welcome to attend. Co-sponsored by LILRC and NCLA.

Please RSVP by September 19, 2018 to:

Eliscia Cirrone

[email protected]

631-675-1570 Ext. 201

Thursday, October 11

Raspberry Pi and the Librarian

South Huntington Public Library

10AM-12PM

Join Bianca Rivera from Long Beach Public Library as she answers the age old question of “Raspberry Pi, now what?” Bianca will show attendees how to start and promote their own Coding Club using Raspberry Pi computers. Attendees will receive an overview of available resources for those looking to get into coding. An example of a robot or physical computing project that libraries can run themselves will be shown. Attendees should have an intermediate understanding of downloading software.. No prior coding experience needed but an ability to understand coding is recommended. FEE: $75 Member; $100 Nonmember/Retired Member/Student/Unemployed

Friday, October 12

23rd Annual Archives Month Conference: Medical Archives: Processing,

Privacy and Preservation

Brentwood County Club

10AM-2PM

The program includes a hot breakfast buffet and an optional tour of the Long

Island Psychiatric Museum at Pilgrim State in Brentwood.

There will be a small traveling exhibit of objects on loan from the Dr. Sherman

Mills Collection, the Dr. Baer Collection, the collection of Allan Kucine, DDS,

and the Stony Brook University School of Dental Medicine.

Presenters:

Jamie Saragossi, Head, Health Sciences Library, Stony Brook University

Kristen Nyitray, Director, Special Collections and University Archives, and

University Archivist for Stony Brook University

Panel Discussion with:

Barbara Niss, Archivist for the Mt. Sinai Medical School Archives

Stephen Novak, Head of Archives & Special Collections at Columbia

University’s Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Library

Arleen Shaner, Historical Collections Librarian at the New York Academy of

Medicine

FEE: $35 per attendee, $25 per student (id information to accompany

registration), $25 per retired LILRC member.

For more details, visit the LILRC Training and Events Calendar online

at:

http://www.lilrc.org/event/23rd-annual-archives-conference/

Upcoming OCLC WebJunction Webinars: to register for FREE: http://www.webjunction.org/events/webjunction.html

Visit NOVELny training website for training courses (live and archived

webinars) offered by Britannica Online and Gale:

http://novelnewyork.org/training.php.

http://www.lilrc.org/event/23rd-annual-archives-conference/

http://www.webjunction.org/events/webjunction.html

http://novelnewyork.org/training.php

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

16 17 18 19 20

Summer Vendor Demo


6 7 8 9 10

Introduction to Adobe Photoshop

Your Library is Now Your Business: What’s Next?

13 14 15 16 17

Intermediate Adobe Photoshop

20 21 22

Bloxels

23 24

27 28 29 30

Raspberry Pi for the Techie

31


3 4 5 6 7

Retropie: How to Create

a Gaming Machine

17 18 19 20 21

Suffolk County

Legislative Breakfast

24 25 26 27 28

Nassau County

Legislative Breakfast


3 4 5 6 7

Copyright Skills as Risk Management Tools: The

Librarian’s Role


8 9

10 11 Raspberry Pi

and the Librarian

12 23rd Annual Archives

Month Conference: Medical Archives:

Processing, Privacy and Preservation

15 16 17 18 19 Introduction to

WordPress

22 23 24 25 26


1 2 Intermediate

WordPress

Social Media Engagement for

Cultural Institutions

12 13 14 15 16 Advanced WordPress

A Guide to Crafting

and Promulgating the Employee Handbook

26 Design Thinking

for Libraries

27 28 29 30 Introduction to

Google Apps

LILRC 26th Annual Conference on Libraries and the Future—Fix the

Future: Access, Innovation, Opportunities

Take Advantage of Our Discounted Rates to

Internet Librarian 2018 Conference

The Internet Librarian 2018 conference will be held October 16-18, 2018, at the Monterey Marriott in Monterey, California. By registering through LILRC, you will be eligible for special discounted rates. The Gold Pass is available to groups at the discounted rate of $649 (regularly $789 and the only pass to include preconference workshops). We will also offer a special rate of $399 for the 3-day event (regular rate is $549) and $119 on the Internet@Schools Track (regularly $209).

You can visit the Internet Librarian 2018 conference page at Information Today’s website (http://internet-librarian.infotoday.com/2018/) for full conference program information. Online registrations can be made until September 14, 2018 to receive the discounted rates (rates increase after this deadline). No discount rates are available for the pre-conference workshops.

To register for the LILRC discounted rate, visit: https://

secure.infotoday.com/RegForms/internetlibrarian/?Priority=LILRC18.

No promo code is needed!

Friday, October 19

Introduction to WordPress


10AM-12:30PM

Create your own website and share your information with the whole world.

Learn about the workings of WordPress and how to make your own web

pages. Layout text, add media, link to your favorite sites, create pages and post,

and even let your visitors email you.

For intermediate and advanced computer users.




http://internet-librarian.infotoday.com/2018/

https://secure.infotoday.com/RegForms/internetlibrarian/?Priority=LILRC18

https://secure.infotoday.com/RegForms/internetlibrarian/?Priority=LILRC18

LILRC 27th Annual Conference on Libraries and the Future

Fix the Future:

Access, Innovation, Opportunities

Thursday Keynote Speaker:

LESSO HOME Representative

Friday Speakers: David Beard, Journalist

Representative from Powerplnt Representative from Electronic Frontier Foundation

Representative from Girls Who Code

Visit the LILRC website at http://www.lilrc.org/events for more details.

Twitter: #LILRC18

SESSION

EARLY BIRD By 9/21/18

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9/22/18 & After

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Thursday & Friday: Full conference package

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Thursday night dinner only

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Friday session only

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CEU credits will be issued by request (Full Conference on Friday only, no charge)

First time attendees—10% discount!

Thursday, October 25, 2018, 5:30PM

Friday, October 26, 2018, 8:30AM

Heritage Club

-at Bethpage-

Bethpage State Park, Farmingdale, NY

SAVE THE DATE

2018 Long Island Reception @ NYLA Annual Conference

Thursday, November 8, 2018 at the Hyatt Regency in

Rochester, NY

All are welcome! More details coming soon.

Friday, November 2

Intermediate WordPress


10AM-12:30PM

Learn more about creating WordPress websites, including how to customize

themes, find plugins and widgets, and much more

Prerequisite: Introduction to WordPress. For intermediate and advanced

computer users




Friday, November 2

Social Media Engagement for Cultural Institutions

Sachem Public Library

10AM-12:30PM

The public expects to engage with institutions through various platforms,

including blogs, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Yet institutions often face

significant obstacles in this work, from a lack of technological infrastructure to

limited staff time and knowledge. In this workshop, we will discuss: the

benefits and challenges of social media, blogging as a platform for engagement,

best practices for running an intuitional blog, what types of posts draw

engagement, cross-platform promotion, and how to create your own blog.

Presenter: Joseph M. Adelman, Ph.D.



Friday, November 16

Advanced WordPress


10AM-12:30PM

This course takes your site to the next level. You will learn how to customize

themes, find plugins and widgets, understand basic coding, and how to unleash

the full power and potential of this program. This hands-on class will teach you

WordPress best practices and security tips, little-known and useful features and

much more.

Prerequisite: Intermediate WordPress or equivalent. For intermediate and

advanced computer users.




Friday, November 16

A Guide to Crafting and Promulgating the Employee Handbook


10AM-12PM

An employee handbook, sometimes also known as an employee manual, staff

handbook, or company policy manual, is a book given to employees by an

employer. Usually, the employee handbook contains several key sections and

includes information about company culture, policies, and procedures.

Professor Bienstock from NYIT School of Business is coming back to teach

this class and cover the following:

▪ The Purpose of the Handbook

▪ Preparing to draft the Handbook; review all existing policies and drafting

an outline

▪ The Contents of the Handbook

▪ Common Drafting Mistakes to be avoided

▪ Disseminating the Handbook

Presenter: Joshua E. Bienstock, Assistant Professor of Business Law, School

of Management, New York Institute of Technology



On-Demand Learning with LILRC

LILRC continues to offer an annual subscription to

online training of software applications and social

networking tools to all libraries through Atomic

Training at a highly discounted price of $50 per

subscription for LILRC member libraries and $100 per subscription for

non-member libraries. Each subscription will allow a library staff member

(user) to have access to all Atomic Training’s on-demand online tutorials for

one year. Atomic Training website currently offers over 700 courses on more

than 150 products from Microsoft, Adobe, Apple, Google, and more.

More info: http://www.lilrc.org/training-events/on-demand-learning/

Monday, November 26

Design Thinking for Libraries: Tips and Tricks for Better Graphics and

Content to Communicate to Your Patrons!


10AM-2PM

Join James Hartmann (Head of UX & Technology, Hewlett-Woodmere Public

Library) and James McHugh (IT Operations Manager, Nassau Library System)

as they share tips and tricks for graphic design that resonates with patrons!

Topics include: flyer design, free & cheap image editing software, website

construction tips, image accessibility, social media marketing, infographics,

Creative Commons and copyright, stock images, and more!



Friday, November 30

Introduction to Google Apps


10AM-12:30PM

Description: In this hands-on class, you will learn all about Google Calendar,

Maps, Google Drive, Docs and much more. We will cover creating an account,

applications available and more. Bring your questions.

Prerequisite: For intermediate and advanced computer users.



http://www.lilrc.org/training-events/on-demand-learning/

Friday, December 7

Copyright Skills as Risk Management Tools: The Librarian’s Role

Merrick Library

9:30AM-12:30PM

“Risk management” is at the top of every administrator’s agenda. While they

recognize the importance of complying with requirements of HIPAA, HEOA,

EEOC, etc., they may be unaware of the serious legal, financial, and ethical

risks resulting from noncompliance with copyright law.

In addition to being CONSUMERS of copyrighted materials, our organizations

are also CREATORS of original content, and they need to develop procedures

for protecting that often valuable content.

There are many misunderstandings about the complexities of copyright in the

digital age—and many opportunities to self-publish, use social media, employ

multimedia resources, exploit licensed resources, etc.

This course will explore the vital role librarians with basic copyright skills can

play in minimizing the organization’s exposure to liability. They can be

involved in discussions of “best practices” to balance the critical need to share

information among health professionals and educators while managing risks.

They can teach all types of patrons (administrators, staff, faculty, students, and

the public) how to employ copyright law as a tool to achieve their goals.

Topics to be covered

-Answering common myths with basic copyright concepts

-Formulating best practices for copyright risk management

-Developing awareness/communication/outreach/education plans

-Q+A

Presenter: Barbara C. Ingrassia, MLS, AHIP, CCM, Certified Copyright

Manager, Speaker and Trainer, President of Manage Copyright



Registration:

- Visit the LILRC website at www.lilrc.org/events, complete the

registration form and return it to LILRC by fax, mail or email along

with payment.

Payment:

- Payment can be mailed with registration or at a later date. Please

indicate on the registration that the check is to follow and when.

Member Rate:

- Any individual working for a member institution is a member of

LILRC and is entitled to the member rate for workshops.

Student Rate:

- Students must be working towards a MLS degree.

- Only personal checks will be accepted for the discounted rate.

- If the payment is made by an institution, the full member/nonmember

rate must be applied.

Retired Librarian Member:

- Retired librarians can be members of LILRC with a retired

librarian membership for a $25 member fee per year, which grants the

discounted rate and one coupon.

- When a staff member retires from a LILRC institution, he/she is no

longer a member unless they join LILRC as a Retired Librarian.

Cancellation:

- In an event that you need to cancel a registration, it must be made at

least three days in advance.

- You can send someone in your place if you are unable to attend to

not lose payment.

- If registration is canceled within two days, no refunds will be given.

CEU Certificate:

- Please indicate on the registration form if you would like a FREE

Continuing Education Certificate.

Coupon:

-One (1) coupon given to every LILRC member institution entitles one

(1) FREE LILRC program registration.

-Coupon excludes: Annual Archives Conference, Annual Conference

on Libraries and the Future.

-Coupons may only be used for the year on the coupon.

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All registrations and payments are due one week before the event.

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627 N. Sunrise Service Rd.

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(P) 631-675-1570

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Email: [email protected]

Cancellation Policy: Please notify LILRC at least

three (3) full business days prior to a scheduled

workshop to be eligible for a full refund. No

refunds or credits can be given after this deadline.

If you are unable to attend a workshop, you may

choose to send another person in your place

without penalty. Refunds cannot be made for no

shows. Please contact LILRC at (631) 675-1570 with

questions/concerns.

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Continuing Education Program · through leadership and human resources practice in a library setting. Bryant Library Director Victor Caputo and Bryant Library Human Resources Admin-istrator