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COMMUNICATION IN THE LIBRARY Courtney Allison Southeast Regional Coordinator Indiana State Library [email protected]

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COMMUNICATION IN THE LIBRARY

Courtney AllisonSoutheast Regional

CoordinatorIndiana State Library

[email protected]

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AGENDA• What is good

communication?

• Listening skills

• Sending the right message

• Communication barriers

?

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BY THE END, YOU WILL…• Be able to demonstrate active listening

• Have practiced positive phrasing and precise speaking

• Be more aware of non-verbal communication

• Recognize communication barriers

!

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WHAT IS COMMUNICATION?

• Understanding

• Complete

• Genuine

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ARE YOU REALLY LISTENING?

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Skills Test:1Listening

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Sender

Receiver

Message

Feedback

Feedback

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Skills Test:2Importance of

Feedback

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ARE YOU BEING HEARD?

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POSITIVE VS. NEGATIVE PHRASING

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SKILLS TEST 3“You can’t…”

“You have to…”

“I can’t…”

“That’s great, but…”

“You can”

“Would you please”“I can offer”

“That’s great. We might also…”

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SENDING THE RIGHT MESSAGE

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Try it: • Architect•Director

• Builder•Observers

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•The Architect is to build something with the Director’s blocks•The Director must then give instructions to the Builder in an attempt to have the Builder create an exact replica of the Director's blocks•Director and Builder have their backs to each other with their own set of building blocks

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DOES THE SIGNAL MATCH THE MESSAGE?

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COMMUNICATION BARRIERS

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WRAPPING UP• Understanding

• Complete

• Genuine

• Supportive

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NOW…

• How could you change the outcome?

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REFERENCES• Cain, Jim and Mary Scannell. The Big Book of Low-Cost Training Games.

McGraw-Hill: New York, 2012.• Cole Miller, Brian. More Quick Team-Building Activities for Busy Managers.

America Management Association: New York, 2007.• Klaus, Peggy. The Hard Truth About Soft Skills. Klaus & Associates: New

York, 2007.• "Non-verbal Communication." Provider's Guide to Quality & Culture.

Management Sciences for Health, n.d. Web. 20 Jan. 2016. • Powell, Melissa. “That’s Not What I Said.” Webinar, available on

WebJunction.• Sheldrick, Catherine and Kirsti Nilsen. Communicating Professionally. Neal-

Shuman: Chicago, 2013. • Statewide Training and Development Services, HRSD Salem Oregon.

“Interpersonal Communication” Workshop.

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IMAGE CREDITS4. Paul Shanks: https://www.flickr.com/photos/pshanks/5. Sharon Mollerus: https://www.flickr.com/photos/clairity6. AV Dezign: https://www.flickr.com/photos/avdezign6. Jos van Wunnik: https://www.flickr.com/photos/kristalberg/11. Masayuki Takaku: https://www.flickr.com/photos/yukita12. ArtsyBee: https://pixabay.com/en/users/ArtsyBee-462611/14. Gerd Altmann: https://pixabay.com/en/users/geralt-9301/15. Gerd Altmann: https://pixabay.com/en/users/geralt-9301/16. oe4yla: https://pixabay.com/en/users/oe4yla-503773/17. Gratisography: https://www.pexels.com/u/gratisography/18. Unsplash: https://www.pexels.com/u/unsplash/

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CONTACT INFORMATION

Courtney AllisonSoutheast Regional CoordinatorIndiana State [email protected]