LILRC would like to recognize the following libraries for · Friday, August 1st Preserving Community Voices with Social Media Farmingdale Public Library 10:00AM-12:00PM In January

LILRC would like to recognize the following libraries for

providing facilities to host our Continuing Education Program:

Farmingdale Public Library

Harborfields Public Library

Merrick Library

Plainview-Old Bethpage Public Library

South Huntington Public Library

Freeport Memorial Library

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▪ Summer Vendor Demo: The Future of OCLC FirstSearch

▪ Measuring and Optimizing Social Media

▪ Intermediate Adobe InDesign

▪ Intermediate Adobe Photoshop

▪ Preserving Community Voices with Social Media

▪ Introduction to Windows 8

▪ Book Repair Workshop

▪ Introduction to Microsoft Access 2010

▪ Intermediate Microsoft Access 2010

▪ Changes in Digital Age Copyright, Fair Use, and Orphan Works

▪ Suffolk County Legislative Breakfast

▪ Nassau County Legislative Breakfast

▪ Introduction to RDA for Catalogers

▪ What Makes a Book or Manuscript Valuable?

▪ LILRC Technical Services Forum

▪ 19th Annual Archives Month Conference: The People of Long

Island: How They Participated in World War I

▪ 23rd LILRC Annual Conference on Libraries and the Future:

Think Outside the Bricks: Embed, Engage, Expand

▪ MOOCs: A Programming Opportunity for Public Libraries

▪ LILRC Annual Membership Meeting

▪ LILRC Hospital Library Services Program (HLSP) Annual

Meeting

▪ The Transformation and Expansion of Library Buildings

PROGRAMS @ A GLANCE

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Friday, July 11th

Summer Vendor Demo:

The Future of OCLC FirstSearch


10:00AM-11:30AM

OCLC FirstSearch is being integrated into WorldCat® Discovery

Services, which was recently launched and is a new suite of cloud-

based applications that brings the FirstSearch® and WorldCat®

Local services together. The new suite enables people to discover

more than 1.5 billion electronic, digital and physical resources in

libraries around the world through a single search of both

WorldCat® and a central index that represents more than 2,000 e-

content collections. This will make it possible for 18,000+

FirstSearch libraries to offer a richer discovery experience.

Rob Favini, OCLC Member Services Consultant, will come to our

region to give us an update on the future of OCLC FirstSearch as

well as recent news and developments in OCLC cataloging and

metadata, resource sharing, and the latest activity from OCLC

Research, training, support, and how to make the most of your

library’s OCLC membership, etc.

FEE: Free event, but registration is required.

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JULY

Friday, July 25th

Intermediate Adobe InDesign


10:00AM-12:30PM

This session is a continuation of the Introduction course and will

expand on topics including layout, formatting, tools and much more

for your desktop publishing projects.

Prerequisite: Introduction to Adobe InDesign or equivalent

knowledge. Software version: Adobe InDesign CS4

Presented by: Sharper Training Solutions, Inc.

FEE: $25 Member; $55 Nonmember; $20 Retired Member/

Student/Unemployed

JULY

Thursday, July 17th

Measuring and Optimizing Social Media


10:00AM-12:00PM

Participants will work with marketing veteran Johannes Neuer to

learn how to set goals, gather data, design reports, and develop a

dashboard that will inform library leadership and fellow

practitioners about their progress in engaging patrons with the

library on social media. Major social media platforms such as

Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Tumblr, Pinterest, Instagram, and

Foursquare will be covered in this course. Participants should have

some experience with social media and an interest in web analytics.

Who should attend: Library directors, librarians, user analysts,

marketing and communications staff, and LIS students.

By the end of this program, participants will: Be able to keep

track of their social media initiatives and create reporting tools that

help optimize their campaigns and inform their content strategy.

Presenter: Johannes Neuer, Associate Director of Marketing, The

New York Public Library


Student/Unemployed; $5 CEU Certificate (additional)

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Friday, July 25th

Intermediate Adobe Photoshop


1:30PM-4:00PM

Learn intermediate features and editing techniques in Adobe Pho-

toshop including retouching, filters, effects and much more.

Prerequisite: Introduction to Adobe Photoshop or equivalent

knowledge. Software version: Adobe Photoshop CS4



Student/Unemployed

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Friday, August 1st

Preserving Community Voices with Social Media


10:00AM-12:00PM

In January 2013, the NCSU Libraries opened the James B. Hunt Jr.

Library at North Carolina State University. Filled with cutting-edge

technology and inspiring spaces, the Hunt Library aspires to serve

as a model of the library of the future. Telling the story of the new

library was crowdsourced through My #HuntLibrary, a Ruby on

Rails Instagram-based photo project that is both a user

engagement and a digital preservation effort. Photographs tagged

#HuntLibrary are included in a collection that is displayed in

multiple interactive views, ranging in size from a mobile interface

to a twenty-foot-wide, curved video wall by making extensive use

of responsive web design techniques. The entire collection of (over

3,000 and growing) digital images will be preserved in the

institutional digital archives.

This workshop will introduce the use of social media archives as a

method for both engaging users and building more representative

collections. The anticipated research value of social media is that,

by diversifying the points of view of archival creators and

channels of organizational communication, archival researchers

and other users gain a fuller understanding of events, places, and

organizations represented in the archives. While this is still a

fairly new area, the presenter will use his experience with lentil as

well as other tools and services as a starting point for a discussion

of the archival potential of social media.

Presenter: Jason Casden, Lead Librarian for the Digital Services

Development, North Carolina State University Libraries.



AUGUST

Please note that program dates, times, and locations listed in this

brochure are subject to change. Please refer to the LILRC Continuing

Education Calendar online for the most up-to-date information at:

http://www.lilrc.org/calendars/cont_edcalendar.php.

http://www.lilrc.org/calendars/cont_edcalendar.php

AUGUST

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Friday, August 8th

Introduction to Windows 8


10:00AM-12:00PM

This hands-on class provides an understanding of the brand new

version of Windows. Learn to use the desktop to work with files

and folders and applications. Install and uninstall programs, use

help, search and much more.


This workshop is limited to 12 participants and no more than 2

participants per institution.



Friday, August 15th

Book Repair Workshop


Session 1: 9:30AM-12:30PM

Session 2: 1:30PM-4:30PM (Repeat Session)

This workshop is designed to demonstrate quick and easy

techniques for extending shelf life on general circulating

materials. Prevention is the key, but we will be addressing

specific, common repairs: tipping in loose pages, broken spines,

torn header caps, ripped and torn pages.

Each participant is asked to bring: two paperback books,

preferably new or new-like, to demonstrate covering techniques, a

hardbound book with a book jacket to demonstrate application of

book jacket covers, a stapled book or magazine, a book that needs

to have a loose page tipped in and one hardbound book that needs

repair. Please also bring a pair of scissors.

Each participant will be provided with a free sample packet of

materials.

Presented by: Kary Barth, Regional Sales Manager, Kapco Library


Student/Unemployed

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AUGUST Tuesday, August 19th

Introduction to Microsoft Access 2010


10:00AM-12:30PM

Learn the basics of database design and management including

planning and defining a database, understanding fields, records,

tables and queries, and much more.






Tuesday, August 19th

Intermediate Microsoft Access 2010


1:30PM-4:00PM

Learn more about the popular database program, Microsoft

Access. Topics include working with tables, forms, queries, filters

and searches. Prerequisite: Introduction to Microsoft Access or

equivalent knowledge.






As in years past, LILRC members are welcome to

register for Internet Librarian 2014 at a discounted

rate. The conference takes place this year in

Monterey, CA from Monday, October 27 through

Wednesday, October 29.

The following rates apply when using the promo code: LILRC14 online at https://

secure.infotoday.com/forms?form=il2014:

▪ $349 for the 3-day event (October 27-29)

▪ $99 on the Internet@Schools Track (October 27-28)

▪ $649 for the Library Leaders Digital Strategy Summit

https://secure.infotoday.com/forms?form=il2014

https://secure.infotoday.com/forms?form=il2014

SEPTEMBER

Wednesday, August 20th

Changes in Digital Age Copyright, Fair Use, and Orphan Works

Merrick Library

9:30AM-12:30PM

Libraries, archives, and digital archives can have various areas of

potential conflict with the law. Sometimes librarians and archivists

don’t see that their uses may have potential economic or other

significance to right holders, and right holders don’t always fully

understand the public policy objectives that necessitate legal

exceptions. This presentation will focus on copyright, but will also

mention other issues concerning digital archives.

Presented by: June M. Besek, Esq., Executive Director, Kernochan

Center for Law, Media and the Arts, Columbia University-Law

School



Friday, September 12th

Suffolk County Legislative Breakfast

South Huntington Public Library

8:30AM

FEE: No Charge

Friday, September 19th

Nassau County Legislative Breakfast

Freeport Memorial Library

8:30AM

FEE: No Charge

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

information on LILRC CE programs, including photos,

presentation slides, and much more.

http://lilrcevents.org

JULY Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

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10AM-11:30AM Summer Vendor Demo: The Future of OCLC FirstSearch

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10AM-12PM

Measuring and Optimizing Social Media

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10-12:30PM

Intermediate Adobe Photoshop

1:30PM-4PM

Intermediate Adobe InDesign

AUGUST Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

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10AM-12PM

Preserving Community Voices with Social Media

4 5 6 7 8

10AM-12:30PM

Introduction to Windows 8

11 12 13 14 15

9:30AM-12:30PM or 1:30PM-4:30PM

Book Repair Workshop

18 19

10AM-12:30PM

Introduction to Microsoft Access

1:30PM-4PM

Intermediate Microsoft Access

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9:30AM-12:30PM

Changes in Digital

Copyright, Fair

Use, and Orphan

Works

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July-December 2014

2014 Long Island Reception

@ NYLA Annual Conference

Thursday, November 6, 2014, 6PM-8PM

All Are Welcome... 408 Broadway Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

Feel free to stop in to eat, drink, and have a chance to chat with your colleagues. We look forward to seeing you there!

OCTOBER Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1 2 3 10AM-12PM

LILRC Technical Services Forum

6 9:30AM-3PM

Introduction to RDA for Catalogers

7 8 9 10

SAVE THE DATE

19th Annual Archives Month Conference

20 21 22 23 5:30PM

24 8:30AM

SEPTEMBER Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

8 9 10 11

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8:30AM

Suffolk County Legislative Breakfast

15 16 17 18 19

8:30AM

Nassau County Legislative Breakfast

July-December 2014

NOVEMBER Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

3 4 5 6 6PM-8PM

Long Island Reception

7

10 11 12 13 10AM-12PM

MOOCs : A Programming

14

17 18 LILRC Annual

Membership Meeting

19 20 21

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DECEMBER Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1 2 3 4 5 SAVE THE DATE:

LILRC HLSP Annual Meeting

8 9 10AM-12PM

The Transformation and Expansion of Library

Buildings

19 20 21

LILRC 23rd Annual Conference on Libraries and the Future

Friday, October 3rd

LILRC Technical Services Forum


10AM-12PM

The LILRC Resource Sharing and Management Committee invites you to

join us for a panel discussion on emerging trends in the Technical

Services field. The program will begin with an introductory overview

on current professional developments and hot topics in library

technical services. This will be followed by brief presentations from a

panel of experts who will discuss their experiences with such things as

migrating a library to a cloud-based integrated library system (ILS) and

implementing a discovery platform. A question and answer session will

follow the presentations.

Moderator: David A. Jank, Assistant Professor, Palmer School of Library

and Information Science, Long Island University/CW Post Campus

Panelists: Mellissa Hinton, Assistant Dean, Technical & Digital Services,

B. Davis Schwartz Memorial Library, Long Island University/CW Post

Campus; Dawn Romano, Electronic Resources Coordinator, Axinn

Library, Hofstra University; Pamela Harpel-Burke, Catalog Librarian

and Associate Professor of Library Services, Axinn Library, Hofstra

University

FEE: $15 Member; $50 Nonmember; $10 Retired Member/Student/

Unemployed; $5 CEU Certificate (additional)

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OCTOBER

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND Introduction to RDA for Catalogers

Monday, October 6, 2014


This workshop will provide an overview of Resource Description and Access

(RDA) as well as hands-on cataloging exercises applying RDA. Topics include:

development and principles of RDA, a review of the Functional Requirements

for Bibliographic Records (FRBR) as the structural foundation of RDA, major

changes from AACR2, RDA Core elements for description, preferred titles and

names, RDA and MARC21, and the RDA Toolkit. Participants will be provided

with a theoretical background, practical knowledge and hands-on

experience.

FEE: $10 Member/Retired Member/Student/ Unemployed; $30 Nonmember;

$5 CEU Certificate (additional)

LILRC 23rd Annual Conference on Libraries and the Future

Conference speakers (left to right): Michaelle Solages,

New York State Assemblywoman; Erin Cannan, Bard College, Center

for Civic Engagement; Erica Freudenberger, Red Hook Public

Library; David Shumaker, Catholic University of America;

Christian Zabriskie, Queens Library, Urban Librarians Unite

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OCTOBER

SESSION

EARLY BIRD

By 9/22/14

REGULAR

9/23/14 & After

ONSITE

Thursday & Friday:

Full conference

package*

_____ $135 _____ $165 _____ $190

Thursday night dinner only

_____ $45 _____ $75 _____ $110

Friday session only _____ $110 _____ $130 _____ $165

_____ I would like .6 CEU credit (Full Conference on Friday only, no charge)

First time attendees—10% discount!

Tuesday, October 14th

What Makes a Book or Manuscript Valuable?

Harborfields Public Library

9:30AM-12:30PM

Presented by: Selby Kiffer of Sotheby’s and the Antiques Road

Show



Thursday, November 13th

MOOCs: A Programming Opportunity for Public Libraries


10:00AM-12:00PM

With the astronomical growth of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs),

their possible role in a public library is largely unexplored territory. Join

presenter Dorothy Pawlowski as she discusses opportunities for public

libraries to promote lifelong learning by becoming meet-up destinations

for MOOCs. This workshop will help librarians gain an understanding of

the complexity of the MOOC movement and is based on the experience of

the Ridgefield (Connecticut) Library, which incorporated a Coursera MOOC

entitled, The Fiction of Relationship, taught by Dr. Arnold Weinstein of

Brown University into their Adult Summer Reading Program. For ten

weeks, patrons met to watch the lectures as a group and then took part in a

moderated discussion. Learn about the Library’s experience and how

public libraries can provide the perfect venue for a MOOC meet-up.

Presented by: Dorothy Pawlowski, Head of Adult Services, Ridgefield

Library



Tuesday, November 18th

LILRC Annual Membership Meeting

Carlyle on the Green, Bethpage State Park

9:00AM

Tuesday, December 9th

The Transformation and Expansion of Library Buildings


10AM-12PM

This workshop will show how existing libraries can be transformed and

expanded to respond to today’s programming needs and the spaces

required to accommodate them, while preserving the institution’s

important civic presence.

Presented by: Peter Gisolfi, AIA, ASLA, LEED AP



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LILRC would like to recognize the following libraries for · Friday, August 1st Preserving Community Voices with Social Media Farmingdale Public Library 10:00AM-12:00PM In January