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LILRC would like to recognize the following libraries

for providing facilities to host our

Continuing Education Program:

Brentwood Public Library

Farmingdale Public Library

Farmingdale State College, Greenley Library

Harborfields Public Library

Merrick Library

Find LILRC Where You Already Are Online Now connecting with LILRC people and resources is easier than ever.

Find us online at your favorite social and professional networks.

http://lilrcevents.org www.facebook.com/LILRCouncil

www.flickr.com/photos/lilrc www.twitter.com/lilrc

▪ Introduction to WordPress

▪ How to Develop a Digital Project

▪ Intermediate WordPress

▪ ESLN Webinar: Digital Preservation with Archivematica:

An Introduction

▪ Metadata for Digitization Using the Metadata Dictionary

and the New York Heritage Metadata Template

▪ Advanced WordPress

▪ EBSCO Roadshow with LILRC

▪ Library Advocacy Day

▪ LILRC Technical Services Open Forum

▪ Identification, Care, and Use of Maps

▪ A Manager’s Guide to Employment Discrimination Laws

and Practices, Part II

▪ Library Paparazzi: Next Level Tips for

#LibrariesOfInstagram

▪ 3rd Academic Libraries Invitational

▪ A New Place for Local History

▪ How Do I Manage Conflict? How Can I Manage It Better?

▪ Archives on a Shoestring, Session II

▪ Video Marketing for Libraries: Nuts, Bolts and F-Stops –

or the real details of how to tell your story with video

▪ LILRC Annual Membership Meeting

PROGRAMS @ A GLANCE

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Friday, January 27th

Introduction to WordPress


10:00AM–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.

Presented by: Sharper Training Solutions, Inc.

FEE: $30 Member; $60 Nonmember;

$25 Retired Member/Student/Unemployed

Thursday, February 9th

How to Develop a Digital Project


9:00AM-1:00PM

This workshop covers digital collection project planning, process

development and implementation, media preparation and

collection specifications, basic metadata issues, collection

management and maintenance. Included in this workshop will be

selecting and preparing material for scanning, choosing

appropriate metadata and controlled vocabulary, methods for

building your project, and implications of each method.

Presented by: Antonia Mattheou, Archivist, Huntington Town

Clerk’s Archives



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JANUARY

LILRC Continuing Education Blog

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

for information on LILRC CE programs, including

presentation slides, handouts, and much more.

http://lilrcevents.org

FEBRUARY

Friday, February 10th

Intermediate WordPress


10:00AM-12:30PM

Learn more about creating WordPress websites, including how to

customize themes, find plugins and widgets, and much more.

Prerequisites: Introduction to WordPress or equivalent

knowledge.




Wednesday, February 15th

ESLN Webinar: Digital Preservation with Archivematica: An

Introduction

2:00PM-3:30PM

FEE: $5 ESLN Member; $10 Nonmember Registration: https://www.esln.org/events/digital-preservation-with-archivematica-an-introduction

Wednesday, February 22nd

Metadata for Digitization Using the Metadata Dictionary and the

New York Heritage Metadata Template


9:00AM-3:00PM

What is Metadata? Metadata is a fundamental element of any

digitization project. Designed for non-cataloguers, this session

focuses on using metadata to facilitate both access to and

preservation of digital resources. Topics include Dublin Core

Metadata Schema, the development of a preservation metadata

model, and using it to store metadata. Examples of how to use

Dublin Core metadata with ContentDM software using the New

York Heritage template and the New York Heritage Metadata

Dictionary.

Presented by: Antonia Mattheou, Archivist, Huntington Town

Clerk’s Archives



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https://www.esln.org/events/digital-preservation-with-archivematica-an-introduction

MARCH

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Friday, February 24th

Advanced WordPress


10:00AM-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.




FEBRUARY

Registration for Computers in Libraries 2017 conference has opened and LILRC is proud to announce that as in the past, we’re offering huge savings! CIL2017 will be held at the Hyatt Regency Crystal City, Arlington, VA, on March 28-30, 2017.

GOLD PASS Includes all Computers in Libraries AND Internet@Schools conference sessions

PLUS one full day or two half day workshops. Gold Pass rate is $589 (regular rate is $789).

OTHER PASSES Full 3-Day Conference Pass

Includes all Computers in Libraries AND Internet@Schools conference ses-sions. Does NOT include workshops. The Full 3-day Pass will be $329 (regular

rate is $549). (No discount rates are available for the preconference seminars and workshops, unless purchased as part of a Gold Pass.)

In addition, discount prices of $599 (regularly $749) on the Library Leaders Summit (includes all three days of CIL), and $119 (regularly $209) on the Inter-net@Schools Track are also available.

Simply register online using the following URL: https://secure.infotoday.com/RegForms/ComputersInLibraries/?Priority=LILRC17. Online registrations can be made until February 24, 2017 to receive the discounted rates. After this time, rates will go up.

https://secure.infotoday.com/RegForms/ComputersInLibraries/?Priority=LILRC17

https://secure.infotoday.com/RegForms/ComputersInLibraries/?Priority=LILRC17

MARCH

The LILRC Resource Sharing and Management Committee invites you to

join us for its third annual Technical Services Open Forum. These Open

Forums strive to provide a place for those working in the Technical

Services field to come together, hear about initiatives others are working

on, and pose questions to be answered by the collective wisdom of the

entire group. Please email your questions in advance to

[email protected]. This year’s program will feature presentations on

weeding.

Presentations:

▪ You Too Can Deselect In the Humanities and Social Sciences!

Victor T. Oliva, Professor and Coordinator of Reference Services,

Adelphi University Libraries

▪ Help—we’ve got to weed: Using SustainableCollections.com

(GreenGlass)

Georgina (Gina) Martorella, M.L.S., M.B.A., Associate Professor of

Library Services, Hofstra University, Axinn Library



Save the Date:

Library Advocacy Day

New York Library Association's (NYLA) Library Advocacy Day

will take place on Wednesday, March 1, 2017 at the

Empire State Plaza in Albany, NY.

Special thanks to NCLA and SCLA for providing bus transportation.

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MARCH APRIL

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Tuesday, March 14th

EBSCO Roadshow with LILRC


Free Event

Monday, March 20th

Identification, Care, and Use of Maps

Longwood Public Library

9:30AM-1:00PM

A panel of Archivists will discuss various issues including

different types of maps and how they are used, how maps are

abused, and preservation of maps.

The Archivist Panel: Sharon Pullen, Suffolk County Historic

Documents Library; Melanie Cardone-Leathers, Longwood Public

Library; and Kristen Nyitray, Special Collections—Stony Brook

University Libraries.

FEE: $25 All

Friday, March 24th

A Manager’s Guide to Employment

Discrimination Laws and Practices, Part II


10:00AM-12:00PM

This program will start with a short review of the federal and state

laws that prohibit employment discrimination that were covered

in the fall 2016 workshop, and then provide participants the

opportunity to apply this know-how to practical issues of

managing their workforce effectively and lawfully. The session

will involve a guided analysis of cases and scenarios that present

challenging issues encountered in today’s workplaces.

Presented by: Joshua Bienstock, J.D., Assistant Professor of Law

and Associate, Center for Human Resource Studies, NYIT.



APRIL

Friday, April 7th

Library Paparazzi: Next Level Tips for #LibrariesOfInstagram


10:00AM-12:00PM

Thousands of libraries are using Instagram. What’s next for you in

this space? Join in the practical fun with this hands-on session to

learn how to use photos for community engagement and integrate

Instagram into your library’s overall PR & communications

strategy. We’ll share examples from libraries, museums, and

archives that are doing excellent work in this space and you’ll

leave with ideas you can implement immediately.

Presented by: Claire Schmieder, Adult Services Librarian at

Cherry Hill (N.J.) Public Library



Friday, April 21st

A New Place for Local History


1:30PM-3:00PM

That little room filled with dusty old books, unidentified

photographs, and never-built city plans is not as boring as you

think! Learn how to use your local history collections to tell new

stories, offer creative programs, and take the lead as your library’s

local history enthusiast while sharing authority with community

members! Encourage a new generation of history fans to explore

your community’s past with bold ideas for civic engagement,

walking tours, participatory research workshops, and oral history

programs.

Presenter: Ben Himmelfarb, Librarian at White Plains Public

Library and Library Journal 2016 Mover & Shaker



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JANUARY Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

23 24 25 26 27 Introduction to WordPress

10AM-12:30PM

FEBRUARY Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

6 7 8 9 How to Develop a

Digital Project 9AM-1PM

10 Intermediate

WordPress 10AM-12:30PM

13 14 15

ESLN Webinar: Digital Preservation with

Archivematica: An Introduction

2PM-3:30PM

16 17

20 21 22

Metadata for Digitization Using the

Metadata Dictionary and the New York

Heritage Metadata Template

9AM-3PM

23 24 Advanced

WordPress 10AM-12:30PM

January-June 2017

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MARCH Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1

NYLA Library

Advocacy Day

2 3

6 7 8 9 10

LILRC Technical Services

Open Forum

10AM-12:30PM

13 14 EBSCO Roadshow

with LILRC

15 16 17

20

Identification, Care,

and Use of Maps

9:30AM-1PM

21 22 23 24

A Manager’s Guide to

Employment

Discrimination Laws and

Practices, Part II

10AM-12PM

APRIL Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

3 4 5 6 7 Library Paparazzi: Next Level

Tips for #LibrariesOfInstagram 10AM-12PM

17 18 19 20 21 A New Place for Local History

1:30PM-3PM

24 25 26 27 How Do I Manage Conflict?

How Can I Manage It Better? 10AM-12PM

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January-June 2017

MAY Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1 2 Archives on a Shoe-

string—Session II 9AM-1PM

3 4 Long Island Library

Conference A Candid Look at

Autism

5

8 9 10 11 12 Video Marketing for

Libraries 1PM-3PM

JUNE Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

19 20 LILRC Annual

Membership Meeting

9AM

21 22 23

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Coming in April 2017

Ethnography in Our Backyard:

Learning from Our Students

More details coming soon! This event is free of

charge and is co-sponsored by: LILRC (Long Island

Library Resources Council), DASL and ASLD

(Academic and Special Library divisions of Long

Island)

How to Register to LILRC Events:

Visit the LILRC website at

ww.lilrc.org/events, complete the

registration form and return it to

LILRC along with payment.

Thursday, April 27th

How Do I Manage Conflict? How Can I Manage It Better?

Merrick Library

10:00AM-12:00PM

Most managers deal with conflict daily, but not always

effectively. In this workshop you will be guided through an

assessment of how you handle conflict at work, the strengths and

weaknesses of your current approach, and learn how to use

situational specific approaches to resolve conflict more effectively.

You’ll find these skills empowering, and helpful in creating a more

productive workplace.

Presented by: Richard E. Dibble, Ph.D., Executive Director, Center

for Human Resource Studies, NYIT



Tuesday, May 2nd

Archives on a Shoestring—Session II


9:00AM-1:00PM

Encapsulation and box making will be discussed since it is a skill

of high interest that would be of interest to those maintaining

archives and libraries. Sending items out for encapsulating and

purchasing custom boxes is very expensive. Being able to

encapsulate and make four fold phase boxes in house would be

more efficient and cost-effective. Focus of this second workshop

will be on the preservation of pamphlets and documents.

Chapbooks, playbills, brochures, music—anything that is a soft

covered, single folded/stapled items and single pages like maps,

letters, etc., will be covered. Content will be on how to prepare

and sew items, how to prepare and place items in an envelope in a

binder if it is too valuable to sew, and how to encapsulate single

documents. Attendees will be asked to bring a small document,

like a post card or photo, to encapsulate and take home.

Presenters: Jason Torre and Arielle Hessler of Stony Brook

University libraries

FEE: $25 All

APRIL

MAY

Join LILRC at this year’s Long Island Library Conference as we

team up with NCLA Health Services Committee and SCLA Health

Concerns Committee to present:

A Candid Look at Autism This presentation will provide a candid look into what it is like to

grow up, live and work with a diagnosis of autism; as presented by

the author and illustrator, Michael Werner and aspiring

motivational speaker Jonathan Civardi. Both gentlemen offer their

personal insight into the world of autism and leave the audience

with a clearer understanding of what it means to be a child

growing up, as well as an adult with autism, living and working in

today’s world. In a candid and engaging manner, Michael

describes his childhood through his children’s book “Aspey’s

Adventures with Asperger’s”. He clearly articulates his childhood

experiences in a way so anyone can understand his personal

struggles while also seeing the similarities of experiences and

feelings from of their own childhood memories. Jonathan speaks

about lessons learned, life after high school and stepping stones

towards future goals he strives toward. Jonathan shares not only

his story but a wealth of knowledge of resources for any library

professional desiring to offer support to adults on the spectrum,

their family and friends who seek to support their loved ones.

Presenters: Michael Werner, Jonathan Civardi, Roseanne Task

(moderator)

Program Session: 9:00AM, Whitman Room (Melville Marriott)

Conference Information: https://libconference.org

MAY—JUNE

Please note that program 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.

Friday, May 12th

Video Marketing for Libraries: Nuts, Bolts and F-Stops – or the

real details of how to tell your story with video


1:00PM-3:00PM

You know that video is a powerful storytelling medium and you

want to use that power to share your library’s story in a

compelling, share-worthy manner. You know you and your library

need the skills and know-how to create simple, effective videos to

grow the visibility, exposure and reach of your library

communications. But you’re also wondering if video is something

you and your library can afford or learn how to use.

The answer is YES. You CAN create awesome videos and do video

marketing cheaply, easily and effectively.

This workshop will give you affordable gear recommendations,

software tools and tips, show it all to you, and show you how to

make it all work for your library. This workshop will give you

interactive and hands-on experience with creating videos you can

use, as we plan, shoot, and edit together right in this workshop.

Presented by: Jennifer E. Burke, President, IntelliCraft Research



Tuesday, June 20th

LILRC Annual Membership Meeting


9:30AM

All are welcome and encouraged to attend this free event. CEU

certificate will be provided to all attendees.

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

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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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