Webinars and Webcasts Hosted and/or Sponsored by the New York State Library
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Archived Webinars and Webcasts
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2021
- School Library System Annual Report 2020-2021, Monday, June 21.
(Webinar recording coming soon) - Emergency Connectivity Fund for Libraries, Friday, June 4.
- OurStoryBridge: Connecting the Past and the Present, Wednesday, April 28.
- Summer Reading Resources for Younger Readers with Print Disabilities, Wednesday, March 31.
- Virtual and In-Person Programming for Infants: Who, How, What, When, Where, and Why?, Tuesday, March 2.
2020
- E-Rate Training 2020, Thursday, December 10.
- Exploring the New York State Parent Portal, Friday, November 20.
- COVID-19 Questions on the 2020 Annual Report for Public and Association Libraries, Friday, November 20.
- The Development of Early Literacy Learners, Thursday, October 29.
- REALM Project Overview: REopening Archives, Libraries, and Museums, Friday, August 14.
- REALM webinar slides [
; 15MB] - Audio and closed captions for this recording begin at the 3:11 mark.
- REALM webinar slides [
- Raising the Bar: Self-Paced Version, Thursday, May 28.
- A Guide to Applying for State Aid for Library Construction, Monday, March 16.
- Construction webinar slides [; 13.7MB]
- Construction webinar slides [
- Raising the Bar: Integrating Early Childhood Education into Librarian Professional Development, Wednesday, February 12.
- Adult and Family Literacy Projects and Reporting, Tuesday, January 21.
- Updated webinar slides [
; 554k] - Please note: there are two brief instances in this webinar recording where the audio cuts out, around the 22:58 and 32:05 marks.
- Updated webinar slides [
2019
- E-Rate Training 2019, Monday, November 18.
- Baby and Me at the Library, Thursday, October 17.
- An Introduction to STEM in Preschool Library Programming: What It Is, Why Do It, and How to Get Started, Wednesday, June 12 and Wednesday, June 19.
- Preparing Libraries for the 2020 Census: Digital Security, Privacy, and Access, Tuesday, May 7.
- Strong Advocacy, Stronger Fund Raising, Thursday, January 10.
2018
- E-rate filing webinar, Wednesday, December 5.
- Supercharged Storytimes for All informational webinar, Wednesday, October 10.
- The Connection Between Community Engagement and Marketing Your Library, Monday, September 17.
- State Aid for Library Construction: What It Is and How To Apply, Tuesday March 13.
- Where Do You Find Data Describing Your Community?, Wednesday, February 14.
- 2017 Public and Association Library Annual Reports Webinar, Monday, January 22.
2017
- Helping All Trustees Succeed (HATS) Mini-Webinars -- A series of short online webinars focused on information trustees need to know. Issues such as Open Meetings Law, the Role of the Board President, Hiring a New Director, as well as other topics, covered in 10-15 minute presentations.
- Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA) and E-rate, Wednesday, December 13
- How To File for E-rate Funding, Thursday, December 7
- Like, Share, and Get Noticed! Using Social Media to Connect with Your Community, October 4
- Using the Every Student Present Website: Helping Parents and Educators Utilize Strategies and Data Tools, September 19
2016
- E-Rate Webinar, December 15
- Sustainable Thinking for the Future of Libraries, September 8
- What’s New in the Trustee Handbook?, June 14
- Building for Your Future: Public Library Renovation and Construction from Dream to Dedication; an Overview; June 2
2015
- E-Rate Webinar, December 15
- The Role of Trustees in Planning and Evaluation: Effective Strategies to Utilize All Your Resources for Success, by Jerry Nichols, November 18.
2014
- Public Library Finance and the Trustee’s Fiduciary Responsibilities, by Jerry Nichols, December 4.
- Basics for New Public Library Directors, by Rebekkah Smith Aldrich, September 12
- The Critical Partnership: Public Library Trustees and Directors, by Gerald Nichols, June 10
- Public Library Construction Program Webcast Series
- Edge NY Webinar for Public Library Systems, February 5 (mp4 video; 36 minutes)
2013
- Basic Library Law for Trustees, November 8, 2013; Jerry Nichols, editor of the Handbook for Public Library Trustees of New York State and Director of the Palmer Institute for Public Library Organization and Management; Long Island University.
- Impact Survey,
October 24, 2013; Samantha Becker, Research Manager for the U.S. Impact Study at the University of Washington Information School. - Freedom of Information and Open Meetings Laws for Libraries, September 9, 2013; Bob Freeman, Executive Director of the New York State Committee on Open Government. 75 minutes.
- What New York's Librarians Need to Know about New York's Health Benefit Exchange, August 29, 2013; NYLA e-Institute webinar co-sponsored by the New York State Library (NOTE: The complete slides from the webinar are available as a .PDF; to view the webinar, you will be prompted to enter your name and e-mail address.)
- What Every Trustee Should Know, by Gerald Nichols, June 11, 2013
- Best Practices: Workforce Development Services in Your Library, February 26, 28 & March 6, 2013
Last Updated:
July 2, 2021
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