In this workshop, presented by Family Service League, we will be discussing the impact of stress, stress management, and self care that is important during this time as we work through the pandemic, but can also be applied to life after the pandemic. We will be covering:  Pandemic Stress vs. Typical Stress Impact of Stress Dealing with […]

This workshop offers the attendees the resources to begin a digital project and learn about commonly used metadata fields. This class will be for anyone wishing to learn more about these topics and is required for joining the New York Heritage digital collections website. Here's what you'll learn: *Deciding on a digital project *Metadata - […]

Naxos of America representatives will present on music education products that support virtual programming for public, school, and academic libraries. Vendor's Program Description: Introducing Naxos MusicBox, a new place for kids age 4-12 to explore the world of classical music! Full of bright colors and helpful graphics, Naxos MusicBox introduces students to instruments, composers, vocabulary, […]

Diversity involves how individuals discern themselves, but also how they discern others. Those perceptions can affect the way in which people interact and communicate with the world around them. These interactions can be the primary reason why a person decides to engage with your institution (or not), can dictate where a person spends their time, […]

As libraries reopen, librarians from across the spectrum must manage their tech spaces (STEM labs or maker spaces) in the age of COVID19. Please join us where our panel will discuss best practices and their thoughts for managing access to various technologies in the library while reducing the risk of COVID19 exposure. Panel James Hutter, […]