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Programs in Your Pocket
March 28 @ 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm EDT
It’s barely an hour until your carefully planned out program is supposed to start and you get that fatal call. Your presenter can’t make it. What do you do? Here are some ideas for those moments when you need a program at the drop of a hat.
As a result of this program, attendees will learn:
• How to prepare ahead of time for last minute programs
• How to use what you have for a last-minute program
• Organization methods to save great programs for quick reuse
Presenter: Sarah Hall Cosplayer and reformed sewing machine serial killer, Sarah’s secret identity for the past twenty years has been a Teen and Reference Librarian at the Hurricane Branch of the Washington County Library System in Utah. She has created, staffed, and been a guest at conventions, run book and manga clubs, and pursued other geeky endeavors. In the past she has presented at PLA and ULA on Teen Rights, Graphic Novels, teen events, and promoting teen activities.
Presenter: Gloria Larson started her library career working as an undergrad at the Southern Utah University library. Upon graduation she worked away from libraries but went back after six months because she missed shelving. She has worked in Utah, for the Washington County Library system for the last 15 years, mostly in a children and youth services capacity. In her spare time, she likes to play games (mostly board and video), hike, and judge Austen movie adaptations. She just completed her master’s degree from IUPUI.
The recording and handouts will be available on Niche Academy after the live event as well as our library of over 700 recorded sessions. To access Niche, go to:https://my.nicheacademy.com/floridalibrarywebinars