august librarian’s report -- september meeting, 2018 · august 24, 2018 -- we held our third (and...

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August Librarian’s Report -- September Meeting, 2018

PROJECTS/EVENTS August 17 – The library leadership held the annual Staff Development Day. This year senior staff took teaching roles throughout the day, rather than bringing in an outside speaker. Major emphasis was on customer service and reference interviews with additional educational opportunities in Microsoft Outlook, Deaf Services, the VirtualBbranch (website), and Paylocity. Short sessions for all staff included instruction in filling out incident reports, how to use Tumblebooks, studio services and more. Ron brought in three officers from the Hanover Park Police department for a very effective Active Shooter workshop and drill. An all staff photo was taken mid-day.

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August 24, 2018 -- We held our third (and last) Streamwood Farmers Market for the community. Due to rain, we held the market indoors. Although not as big of a turnout as in previous months, we all had fun. Kraig Kenning arrived early and played guitar until noon. Everyone was invited to participate in a scavenger hunt which brought individuals to each vendor booth. Those who completed the hunt were rewarded with an emoticon ball. We had a few new volunteers this month, Sandy from the Streamwood Chamber arrived by 7 am to help get vendors to their tables while Jen and Lauren from the Park District assisted Jean at the Park District table. We are estimating about 150 individuals attended the market. – Kris Kenney

Personnel Changes: August, 2018

• Resignation of Circ. Clerk Nida P., effective 8/3/18 • Resignation of Children’s Programmers Julie S. and Marissa F. effective 8/3/18 • Resignation of Graphic Artist Alex K. effective 8/9/18; Hired PT Graphic Artist Daniel W. effective

8/16/18 • Resignation of shelver Smruti M. effective 8/16/18 • Hired PT Popular Materials Assistant Nicole H. effective 8/28/18

MEETINGS and ACTIVITIES – Debra Stombres, Executive Director

• August 1 – Staff held a pot luck to honor one wedding and one departure • August 1 – Debra watched a webinar on streaming video services • August 1 – Winter Reading Programming meeting • August 2/3 – Debra and Mary held interviews for the graphic artist position • August 6, 20 Debra held Director’s meetings • August 7 – Debra attended the Kiwanis breakfast meeting • August 14 – Debra held a leadership team meeting • August 15 – Computer trainers meeting, led by Kristine • August 16 – Debra had a monthly meeting with Deputy Director of Support Services. Main topic

of conversation was the upcoming open enrollment • August 16 – PCPLD Board of Trustees regular meeting • August 17 – the library was closed for Staff Development Day • August 27 – Debra and several board members attended Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi’s

town hall meeting • August 27 – PCPLD Board committee meeting to discuss granting opportunities • August 28 – Debra attended a Bartlett Chamber ribbon cutting ceremony • August 29 – The staff policy committee met

Deputy Director of Public Services – Kristine Kenney

• Held a SRC/WRC committee meeting • Attended the Streamwood Chamber Board Meeting and Membership Meeting • Interviewed two candidates for the Children’s Programmer position • Held a Technology Trainers meeting

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• Held a Public Desk Managers Meeting • Attended and presented at Staff Development Day • Scheduled a demonstration of LibraryAware by EBSCO • Attended the Streamwood Chamber after-hours at the library • Attended and photographed the murder mystery program • Hosted the farmers market • Attended the Drama Kids ribbon cutting in Bartlett • Met with Ron for content for staff portal • Attended the following: Director’s meetings; Executive Committee; Dep. Dir. Meeting;

Leadership committee; Board Meeting

Deputy Director of Support Services – Ron Pauley

• Attended the following: Director’s Meetings; Leadership; Executive Committee; Staff Policy Committee; Dep. Dir. Meeting; Board Trustee Meeting

• Continued working with Assured Partners to have our Open Enrollment Maxwell Health census data input accurately reflect our plan for ’18-‘19

• Processed Maxwell Health election for FT employee and obtained proper ID cards • Conducted exit interviews • Received and responded to a FOIA request • Arranged for van hitch installation as well as purchase of aluminum folding loading ramp for

new Library cargo van • Planned/facilitated, along with Peggy M. Staff Development Day presentation on Customer

Service vs. Customer Experience with interactive and role-playing aspects • Finalized SDD presentation by Hanover Park Police on Active Shooter Training • Posted job openings on various job sites for part-time positions • Arranged for a Medicare Lunch and Learn informational session for staff on 8/14 • Wrote job offer letter for Graphic Artist Assistant and onboarded new GA hire • Met with Dep. Dir. Kris K. to discuss staff Intranet and HR tab/content • Received check from Thriftbooks in the amount of $91.33 for library discards • Attended Town Hall Meeting and took photos of Board Trustees present

Reference Services Department – Paulette Harding

• All our passport acceptance agents are now certified. Our Library information is now included on State.gov as a location for passport application help. We’ve had inquiries about necessary documentation and our appointment procedure. I’ve lead three additional training sessions to reinforce our in-house procedures. Our first appointments will be in September.

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• I’ve been accepted as a proctor by two additional colleges for student learners requesting proctoring service this fall semester.

• The Internal Revenue Service has sent information on the upcoming tax session. I’ve ordered forms for TFOP (tax forms outlet program) and contacted our VITA (volunteer income tax assistance) coordinator.

• Kevin Brown, Bridget Kerans, our volunteer, Sara, and I have continued to aggressively weed our depository collections so our collection is more vital and accessible for our community.

• Kathleen Ryczek assisted Loralee Clarke and Natalya Sots with the removal of their artwork to install a new display of Jessie Lee’s paintings in the Marlene Deuel art gallery. Kathleen also traveled to the Hanover Township Senior Center to scout their on-site artists for future displays at the Library.

• Kathleen continued an eye-catching “back to school” display highlighting our print sources as well as our databases. Barbara Scheffki compiled a list of our new documents to create an appealing display.

• Come check out our newest magazines, Pioneer Woman, and Yoga Journal.

Popular Materials Department – Jill Berrill

Blanca Stephens represented the library at the Hanover Park Police Department's COPS Day Picnic event, held on Friday August 10, 2018. This was an outdoor event, held in the evening, the turnout was excellent with a lot of families. This was perhaps one of the most crowded events of the year which made for fabulous outreach. The event was predominantly visited by Spanish speakers. We used the Plinko game for giveaways and provided information about how to get a library card in English and in Spanish. We also gave children's calendars for the next two following months. The lines of people visiting our table were consistent throughout the event from beginning to end!

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August Craft: Fall Greeting Cards September Craft: Fall Fabric Wreath

Teen Services Department – Hannah Sloan

• Hannah took author signs to Streamwood High • Hannah met with the principal of Springwood Middle school • Kyle participated in the Murder Mystery • Doors to the teen space have been locked until 2pm while school is in session.

Material Services Department – Peggy Maiken

• With Ron, I present on the Customer Experience for Staff Development Day. • Submitted circulation and collection statistics for the IPLAR report. • The Technical Services and Circulation Services supply closets were consolidates. All supplies are

now in the old TS closet. The former Circ. closet is now storage for donated books for our ongoing book sale.

• New video games are now stored behind the circulation desk. Patrons pick up the empty cases from the shelves and bring to circulation where staff will add the disc or cartridge to the case. This is being done to curtail the high theft of video games.

• Most of the Extraordinary Things were received, cataloged and processed. Most items are stored in a cabinet behind the circulation desk.

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Studio June Stats

Studio Appointments Total 41 Music Studio 20 Photo Studio 8 Maker Space 13

3D Prints 5 iMac Sign-ins 15

Hours Open: M 300, B 237 Days Open: 30 Meeting Room STATS Maintenance did 71 Room Setups Room Use Meeting Rooms By Staff – 41 Meeting Rooms By Patrons -- 22

RA Study Room Uses – 234 Teen Study Room Use -- 37

Children’s Study Room Use - 8

Training Hours by Department Reference Services 87.25 Popular Materials 84.5 Teen Services 45 Branch 45 Children's Services 107.5

IT Services/Studio 60.15 Materials Services 116.25 Maintenance 30 Admin/Business/Reception/PR 100.75

Dept. Stats:

Reference Questions

Tech Questions

Directional and Other Questions

Ref Desk 492 1 131

Popular Materials Dept 230 20 168

CSC Desk 240 596 124

Children’s Desk 318 76 482

Teen Desk 160 153 43

Ask Me Desk 107 166 287

Studio 4 60 4

Branch 75 42 25

TOTALS 1626 1114 1264

IPLAR: 2740

Public Relations/Adult Programming – Mary Hauserman

• CLASSES/PROGRAMS/EVENTS: Completed 4 classes/events in August. Finalized food, music, dancing, party supplies, and decorations for Festival Hispano. Beginning programming for winter newsletter.

• BUSINESS AFTER HOURS: Ordered/shopped for food, planned decorations, made signage and did set-up and ordered and sent out invitations for the Business After Hours event held at the library for the Streamwood Chamber of Commerce.

• ADVERTISING: Submitted weekly “Connections” to Examiner. Advertised the Streamwood Farmers Market in the Daily Herald newspaper and the Examiner.

• GRAPHIC ARTIST: Completed interviews for new Graphic Artist (Alex Katsion moved with his wife to Oklahoma). Hired Dan Walko, whose first “official” work day started on Aug. 20th. He was also able to attend our Staff Development Day on Aug. 17th. Dan brings a wealth of experience from St. Charles Public Library as their Graphic Artist, working on their newsletter, posters, brochures, etc. He received his bachelor’s degree from Columbia College and also works as a freelance graphic artist.

• TRAVELING EXHIBIT: Installed “Freedom: The History of US” from the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History. It will be on display in the Computer Services area until August 17th.

Pasta Lovers with Chef Michael Niksic

8/20/18


Business After Hours 8/22/18


Freedom: The History of US Traveling Exhibit

Farmers Market 8/24/18

Children’s’ Services Department – Elizabeth Drennan

• The Greenbrook Action Plan was revised and put into effect! • We had a great candidate for our open programmer position, but unfortunately she had to decline our job offer.

The job has been re-posted and we’re keeping our fingers crossed. In other staffing news, Marissa Ferreri’s last day was August 3, which leaves us with a second open position.

• We’ve been weeding the picture book collection, and Jen has been helping out doing some weeding in nonfiction. In the coming months we’ll probably tackle the Spanish collection, since it’s starting to look a little ratty.

• Lisa began scheduling outreach visits at the end of August – which has been a little challenging since we are down two staff members. The good news is that teachers want us to come back!

Vynette’s Tween Programs: Fig. 1: Diver Dan Fig. 2: Fimo Snails Fig. 3: Table Painting

Hanover Park 60th Anniversary Event---HP Reads table: Lauren and Elsa

Miss Lauren’s Programs: Fig.1: Firefly Jars Fig.2: Butterfly Feeders Fig.3: Foam Slime

Sonya Crawshaw Branch Library – Steven Zanfardino

• Lisa O. had more outside programming with Bubbles and Chalk • Meet your Hometown Heroes: Hanover Park EMS was the final installment of the Hometown Heroes’

Series. Twenty-two patrons learned about first aid and the responsibilities of an EMS. They were also given an honorary badge then a tour of an ambulance. Children were allowed to climb into the driver’s seat for the perfect photo opportunity

• Dave DiNaso’s Traveling World of Reptiles was a smash hit • We have a new cash register and are now able to accept credit card payments • Angela Reitz submitted her two week notice

Technology and Studio Report September 2018 Brian Ormond IT Services Manager First security camera installed in main parking lot

MAINTENANCE REPORT

AUGUST 2018

SET-UPS-71

- Setups – All

- Pull weeds – Jesus/Miguel/Will

- Change battery on holdup alarm #45 – Bill

- Mount boiler and elevator inspection tags – Bill

- Remove lobby Summer Reading decorations – Miguel/Gabe

- Clean west sewage pit – Miguel/Gabe

- Clean and organize loading dock – Miguel/Gabe

- Lighting maintenance – All

- Adjust VAV’s in Children’s area – Bill

- Prime chemical pump and feed to east storm pit – Bill

- Power wash entrance wall west side – Will

- Trash pickup from grounds and lots – Miguel/Nick/Bill

- Install French drains and river rock at west entrance – Complete

Landscaping

- Repair trip hazard and concrete cracks on entrance bridge – IWS

- Trimmed bushes in west lot – Jesus

- Install hitch on van – River Rand Auto

- Recycle books and bulbs – All

- Repair paper dispenser in Children’s area – Miguel

- Paint walls in Children’s area – Jesus

- Cut column and drill for Genius Bar electric – Bill

- Add MA sensor – ACI

- Snow quotes – Bill

- Repair carpet in Children’s area – Will

- Setup and tear down Farmer’s Market – Bill/Will/Miguel

- Remove carpet, install mats in sorter room work area – Miguel/Bill

- Pull weeds from green roof – Miguel/Will

- Cut and fit new threshold for sound booth – Bill

- Clean carpet in Children’s are – Will

- Loaded salt shipment – Miguel/Bill

- Replace floor cover plates in Circ – Bill

- Check and adjust settings on AHU’s 1 and 3 – Bill

- Spray and remove large wasp nests – Bill/Will

- Move card file from Circ desk to book drop room – Bill/Will

- Install chair rail bumpers in Children’s area – Will

- Repair doors in Admin and Rm 1 – Bill

- Repair urinals 1st fl – Miguel

- Repair two wheeler – Bill

- Set up for Hanover Park event – Miguel/Bill

- Reset both chillers, jump flow switch to allow cooling – Bill

- Replace flow switch on new chiller – Oakbrook

- Cleaned coils on both chillers – Will

- Install camera in west parking lot – Bill

- Inspect all AED’s – Will/Miguel

- Switch out bulbs to 41k in Children’s – Will

- Repair cabinet in Children’s area – Miguel

- Clean tables in Meeting rm 1 – Will

- Repair door contact #42 – Bill

- Move cabinet for Extraordinary Things – Bill

- Adjust shelving units for Extraordinary Things – Miguel/Will

- Adjust hold open times on handicapped entrance doors – Bill

- Install new dock plate – Paul Reilly Co.

Circulation Statistics August 2018

Circulation statistics Item circulation by patron codeMain Checkouts 18311 Main Adult 18521

Renewals 9640 Book Discussion 0Total: 27951 Homebound 258

LINK/Inn-Reach 541Staff/Board 1341

Branch Checkouts 1615 Juvenile 5164Renewals 937 Non-Resident 3Total: 2552 Reciprocal Borrowe 1152

Teen 820Teacher 151

Library Total: 30503 Total: 27951

Branch Adult 1995Daily Transactions Teen 75Main Mondays 3049 Homebound 0

Tuesdays 1595 LINKin/Inn-Reach 70Wednesdays 2316 Staff/Board 54Thursdays 1347 Juvenile 341Fridays 2881 Non-Resident 0Saturdays 2619 Reciprocal Borrowe 1Sundays 3445 Teacher 16

Total: 2552Total: 17252

Branch Mondays 245 Patron Cross BorrowingTuesdays 216 Main to Branch 328Wednesdays 305 Branch to Main 287Thursdays 311Fridays 131 Interlibrary Loan requestsSaturdays 183 Items sent to other librariesSundays 129 from: Main 128Total: 1520 Branch 9

Total: 137Library total: 18772 Received from other libraries

To: Main 232Branch 0

Total: 232Library Visits Branch 1759 Patron registrationsMain(Park Ave) 10716 Main 346Main (Library LN) 6153 Branch 27Total Main Visits 16869 Total 373Total library visits 18628

Date Program Name Staffed by# of

occurancesTotal

Attendance

Various Proctoring Paulette Harding/Kevin Brown 2 2

Popular Materials Dept

8/1/2018Same Kind of Different As Me (Movie-Sr. Program) Erin Isaacson 1

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8/5/2018 Black Panther Jill Berrill 1 7

8/8/2018 LinkedIn (at Branch) Blanca Stephens 1 1

8/13, 27 ESL Blanca Stephens 2 2

8/14, 28 Pins/Needles (Sr. Program) Erin Isaacson 2 26

14-Aug Drop in Craft (Greeting Cards) Mary Megan Kalvig 1 23

8/8,18,23 Book Clubs Lynn Donahue 3 30

23-Aug Death By Chocolate Michaelle Stewart 1 31

28-Aug Writers Group Mary Megan Kalvig 1 1

Total: 13 124

Teen Services Dept

1-Aug TAB Hannah 1 6

6-Aug Tie Day- craft Hannah 1 11

8-Aug Life Sized Board Games Hannah/Tom 1 35

14-Aug Mad Chef Competition Haley 1 11

30-Aug Anime Club Tom 1 8

Total: 5 71

Teen and Children's Passive Gaming 148

Sonya Crawshaw BranchAug 2, 5, 9, 12, 16, 23, 26, 30 Children’s Movie at the Branch Branch Staff 8

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8/7/18 Hometown Heroes-EMS Steven Z. 1 22

8/8/2018 LinkedIn Blanca S. 1 1

8/9/18 Bubbles & Chalk Lisa O. 1 11

8/14/18 Drop-in Craft Branch Staff 1 9

8/14/18 Excel: Beginner (Main) Steven Z. 1 4

16-Aug-30 Pre-school Story Time Lisa O. 2 7

8/21/18 Traveling World of Reptiles Program Lisa O. 145

8/28/18 Family Story Time Lisa O. 1 7Total: 17 132

Inhouse Programs

Reference Services Dept

8/1/2018 SCORE Small Business Counseling Deborah Andrew 1 1

8/15/2018 Target Resume Advanced Workshop Deborah Andrew 1 1

8/20/2018 Ancestry Annette Bellino 1 0

8/21/2018 Microsoft WORD: intermediate Vadim Seyfer 1 3

8/24/2018 One-on-One tutorial Vadim Seyfer 1 1

Total: 5 6

PR/Adult Programming Dept

8/15/2018 Bringing Nature to Your Yard Volunteer 1 40

8/20/2018 Pasta Lovers with Chef Michael Niksic Mary Hauserman & volunteer 128

8/24/2018Streamwood Farmers Market and Family Concert Series: Kraig Kenning

Mary Hauserman, Kris Kenney, Blanca Stephens, Lynn Donahue 1

150

8/30/2018Picasso @ PCPL: Painted Paper Mache Box Mary Hauserman & volunteer 1 15

Total: 4 233

Children's Services Dept

Aug. 2018 Babies & Toddlers Jennifer 3 51

“ Toddle into Reading Jennifer 2 25

“ Preschool Storytime Lauren 3 113

“ Preschool Playhour Lauren 2 30

“ Family Storytime Lauren 3 79

“ Paws & Read Diane 2 12

“ Drop-in Messy Art Lauren 2 47

1-Aug Firefly Jars Lauren 1 48

7-Aug Butterfly Feeders Lauren 1 28

8-Aug Hot Rocks Lauren 1 46

9-Aug Foam Bead Slime Lauren 1 35

9-Aug Tween Makers: Diver Dan Vynette 1 14

11-Aug Little Builders Vynette 1 13

13-Aug Tween Makers: Fimo Snails Vynette 1 13

21-Aug Tween Makers: Paper Butterflies Vynette 1 6

23-Aug Tween Makers: Table Painting Vynette 1 10

27-Aug Yoga for Little Bunnies Lauren 1 11

28-Aug Tween Makers: Beaded Bracelets Vynette 1 10Total: 28 591

Date Program Name/Location Staffed by# of

occurancesTotal

Attendance

9-Aug Senior Center Book Discussion Michaelle Stewart 1 8

  8/10/18 Cops Day Picnic Blanca S. & Steven Z. 1 100+

  8/11/18 H.P. Business Expo Ann K. & Steven Z. 1 100+

8/22/2018Business After Hours (Streamwood Chamber of Commerce)

Mary Hauserman, Debra Stombres, Kris Kenney, Magali Wyman, Blanca Stephens

1 35

Elementary School Outreach Jennifer, Lauren 2 25

Pre-K Outreach Lauren 3 43

8/7 Ontarioville Back to School Fair Elsa, Estrella 1 268

10 379

Outreach Programs

TOTALS

Training Stats for August 2018

Date Training Type and Title Attended/Viewed by Length of training

8/1/2018 HR Roundtable/Palatine PL Ron P. 3

2-Aug Linda.com - Mgmt Tips Magali Wyman 0.5

10-Aug Learning MailChimp via Lynda.com Kris Kenney 1

8/15/2018 FSA refresher - webinar Sue Haisan 1

8/15/2018 FSA refresher - webinar Ron P. 1

21-Aug Maxwell H. O.E. Best Practices-webinar Ron P. 1

22-Aug webinar-Voluntary Benefits Ron P. 1

29-Aug Linda.com - Mgmt Tips Magali Wyman 0.5

28-Aug Passport Training Refresher Ron P. 0.75

8/17/2018 Staff Development Day 12 staff, all day 7.5 each 90

1-Aug Streaming Video Services webinar Debra 1

TOTALS 100.75


8/17/2018 Staff Day Steven Zanfardino, Terry Sweeney, Lisa Orsini, Monica Penny, Abby Peck, Angela Reitz 7.5 each 45

TOTALS 45

Monthly Training Record -- August 2018


8/17/2018 Staff Day

Cassidy Fontana, Lisa Mueller, Kitty Naughton, Francene Mallizzio, Georgia Kasprak, Ryan Roesler, Peggy Maiken, Waheeda Haq, Andrea, Alfaro, Audrey McArthur, Ana Monreal, Cheyenne Sanchez, Debbie Wierbowski (15 staff) 7.5 each

112.5

8/17/2018 Staff Day Mayra Gonzalez 3.75

3.75

TOTALS 116.25


8/1/2018 Passport Training Refresher from Paulette Harding pt. 1 Deborah Andrew, Kathleen Ryczek, Vadim Seyfer 1

8/15/2018 Tech Teachers meeting Annette Bellino, Deborah Andrew, Vadim Seyfer 1.5

8/16/2018 Passport Training Refresher from Paulette Harding pt. 2 Kathleen Ryczek, Vadim Seyfer

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8/17/2018 Staff Development Day Paulette Harding, Annette Bellino, Barbara Scheffki, Bridget Kerans, Deborah Andrew, Kathleen Ryczek, Kevin Brown, Pat Lloyd, Teresa Montesano, Thalia robles, Vadim Seyfer 11 staff 82.5

8/28/2018 Are These Really My Ancestors? Annette Bellino 0.5

8/28/2018 Passport Training Refresher from Paulette Harding pt. 3 Kathleen Ryczek, Vadim Seyfer 0.75

TOTALS 87.25


8/9/2018 Webinar: Booklist Adult Books on the Horizon/Fall & Winter Lynn Donahue @pclib

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8/13/2018 Webinar: TED talks: Visual Magic of Comics by Scott McCloud Lynn Donahue @pclib

0.25

8/22/2018 Webinar - Springtime DIY New Craft Titles in Print and Audio Mary-Megan Kalvig @pclib

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8/10/2018 LACONI OPP: Community Engagement Beyond Boundaries: Open 24 Hours

Mary-Megan Kalvig Arlington Heights Library

2.5

8/16/2018 Webinar: Listener's Advisory with Booklist/Joyce Saricks Jill Berrill @pclib

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8/17/2018 Staff Development Day 10 staff 7.5 each 75

8/17/2018 Staff Development Day Emily Hernandez 3.75

TOTALS 84.5


17-Aug Staff Day 7.5 each x six from teen services 45

TOTALS 45


17-Aug Staff Development Day

14 staff children’s dept 7.5 each 105

18-Aug Webinar: Innovative Tech & Tech Trends

Lisa Fabris 1

22-Aug Webinar: How to Plan STEAM

Vynette Belluomini 1

27-Aug Lynda.com: Coaching Skills for Leaders & Managers Elizabeth Drennan

0.5

TOTALS 107.5


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7/3/2018 SEM Ableton Tutorial : Slice audio samples using Push 1! Andre @ youtube.com 15 7/5/2018 Mad Zach: Slicing With Ableton 9.7's New Simpler Andre @ youtube.com 10 7/5/2018 BEGINNER 3D PRINTING CLASS : LESSON 2| Alex @instructables.com 20 7/5/2018 Designing and 3D Printing an Enclosure for Arduino Uno Alex @youtube.com 18 7/5/2018 Fusion 360 For Beginners Alex @youtube.com 50 7/5/2018 How to succed with pla filament Alex @youtube.com 10 7/5/2018 succeeding with 3d prints Alex @youtube.com 20 7/5/2018 Music Production: Larry Crane on Recording Colin @ lynda.com 70 7/9/2018 Music Production: Larry Crane on Recording Colin @ lynda.com 80

7/10/2018 Music Production: Larry Crane on Mixing Colin @ lynda.com 60 7/12/2018 Music Production: Larry Crane on Mixing Colin @ lynda.com 50 7/16/2018 Graphic Design Tips and Tricks Colin @ lynda.com 30 7/19/2018 Audio Recording Techniques Colin @ lynda.com 20 7/23/2018 Remixing a Song in Logic Pro Colin @ lynda.com 15 7/24/2018 Tips & Tricks for Modern Producers Colin @ lynda.com 20 7/26/2018 Learning Digital Painting Colin @ lynda.com 25 8/16/2018 Adobe Premier -- Learning Premiere Elements 2018 Andre @ lynda.com 45 8/18/2018 Adobe Premier -- Best Export and Render Settings Andre @ youtube.com 15

8/14/2018 Modifying a high poly stl Alex @youtube 25 8/29/2018 Adobe Premier -- Masking tutorial Andre @ youtube.com 90 8/29/2018 Brother sewing/embroidery video and actual practice alex @ youtube.com and studio sewer 180

8/1/2018 Learning Songwriting: Garageband Colin @ Lynda.com 30 8/2/2018 Graphic Design Tips & Tricks Weekly Colin @ Lynda.com 30 8/8/2018 Smudge, Blend, & Drip Effect in Adobe Photoshop Colin @ YT 45 8/9/2018 Final Cut Pro: Video Transitions Colin @ YT 20

8/20/2018 Creating a Timelapse in Final Cut Pro Colin @ YT 25 8/21/2018 Vocal Production Techniques: Editing & Mixing in Logic Pro X Colin @ Lynda.com 30 8/23/2018 Preparing Files for Export in FCP Colin @ YT 15 8/26/2018 Sewing a Ripped Belt Loop Colin @ YT 15 8/28/2018 Formatting External HD's for Mac & PC Colin @ YT 75 8/29/2018 Learning Graphic Design History Colin @ Lynda.com 30 8/30/2018 Learning Graphic Design History Colin @ Lynda.com 30 8/30/2018 Premier elements alex @ lynda.com 146

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8/17/2018 Staff Day Five staff members 7.5 each 38

IT and Studio Total Hours 60.15


18-Aug Staff Day Bill, Will, Maguel, Nick 7.5 each 30

TOTALS 30

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