Webinar presented by the CARLI Resource Sharing Committee
Are you trying to pull those “hard-to-find” interlibrary loan statistics that really show how your collection is being used, but you’re not sure where to locate them? Do you need ideas for making interlibrary loan numbers more meaningful and interesting, not just to fellow library staff, but also to other departments and administrators on campus? Be sure to attend the “Resource Sharing Statistics: Navigating the Numbers, Harnessing the Data” webinar series, presented by the CARLI Resource Sharing Committee.
Webinar presented by the CARLI Resource Sharing Committee.
Are you trying to pull those “hard-to-find” interlibrary loan statistics that really show how your collection is being used, but you’re not sure where to locate them? Do you need ideas for making interlibrary loan numbers more meaningful and interesting, not just to fellow library staff, but also to other departments and administrators on campus? Be sure to attend the “Resource Sharing Statistics: Navigating the Numbers, Harnessing the Data” webinar series, presented by the CARLI Resource Sharing Committee.
A 30 minute live webinar covering the role and responsibilities of serving as a CARLI I-Share liaison.
Description: Every I-Share library designates one individual to serve as the primary contact for I-Share related communications to and from the CARLI Office. Whether you are a new or experienced liaison, and whether your library is new to I-Share or a long-time participant, this webinar will cover material that is relevant to you.
The CARLI Collection Management Committee is pleased to present a webinar on Monograph Collection Collaboration. In this webinar, panelists will share information on existing collaborative projects at member libraries, possible collaborative models for CARLI members, and next steps for CARLI members to work together. During FY2017, the Collection Management Committee will coordinate opportunities to bring together subject groups to explore member funded pilot projects.
Please join CARLI Staff for a webinar discussing generalities of the upgrade process as well as new features in Voyager 9.1.1 that affect all clients. This webinar is suited for any I-Share library staff member that is involved in preparing their library for the upgrade, works with client installations, or is just curious about what’s coming next. This webinar will be recorded and made available on the CARLI website.
CARLI member libraries can now save on Document Delivery charges by using Reprints Desk's A-Z Academic Document Delivery Service. To hear more about Reprints Desk, plan to attend the informational webinar on Thursday, April 23 at 1:30 p.m.
During this 40-minute webinar, Reprints Desk will introduce Article Galaxy's collection of journal articles with special copyright royalty rates and demonstrate how their platform streamlines article acquisition workflows both directly and through integrations with systems such as ILLiad, Odyssey and RapidILL.
As it is not possible to see every feature of a library management system in a couple hours, we asked the presenters to focus their webinars on features of their system that address how libraries’ work is changing as we change our focus from print to electronic collections and take advantage of options like purchase on demand. We also asked them to highlight features that are specifically of interest to consortia such as union catalog views, shared acquisition ownership of materials, and consortial resource sharing.
The CARLI Office is pleased to announce registration for an upcoming series of webinars on the free MARC utility MarcEdit. Terry Reese, the developer of MarcEdit, will present five sessions for the CARLI community during Spring 2015.
The CARLI Office is pleased to announce registration for an upcoming series of webinars on the free MARC utility MarcEdit. Terry Reese, the developer of MarcEdit, will present five sessions for the CARLI community during Spring 2015.
The CARLI Office is pleased to announce registration for an upcoming series of webinars on the free MARC utility MarcEdit. Terry Reese, the developer of MarcEdit, will present five sessions for the CARLI community during Spring 2015.
The CARLI Office is pleased to announce registration for an upcoming series of webinars on the free MARC utility MarcEdit. Terry Reese, the developer of MarcEdit, will present five sessions for the CARLI community during Spring 2015.
The CARLI Office is pleased to announce registration for an upcoming series of webinars on the free MARC utility MarcEdit. Terry Reese, the developer of MarcEdit, will present five sessions for the CARLI community during Spring 2015.
Responding To Patron Frustrations in a Resource Sharing Environment
Presented by Susie Duncan
Central Access Services- Library Operations Associate
at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Customer service jobs tend to be stressful; in a resource sharing environment the stress increases right along with the number of stakeholders. You may find yourself on a diplomatic mission when all you set out to do was solve a straightforward problem.
Resource Description and Access (RDA) for the Rest of Us: An Introduction for Public Services Librarians (and anyone else feeling out of the loop on RDA)
Please join us for a webinar series presented by the Technical Services Committee in collaboration with the Public Services Committee. The primary goal of these webinars is to demystify RDA for public services librarians and any other library staff who may be struggling with RDA, conceptually or in practice.
These webinars will be recorded and made available on the CARLI website.
Resource Description and Access (RDA) for the Rest of Us: An Introduction for Public Services Librarians (and anyone else feeling out of the loop on RDA)
Please join us for a webinar series presented by the Technical Services Committee in collaboration with the Public Services Committee. The primary goal of these webinars is to demystify RDA for public services librarians and any other library staff who may be struggling with RDA, conceptually or in practice.
These webinars will be recorded and made available on the CARLI website.
Resource Description and Access (RDA) for the Rest of Us: An Introduction for Public Services Librarians (and anyone else feeling out of the loop on RDA)
Please join us for a webinar series presented by the Technical Services Committee in collaboration with the Public Services Committee. The primary goal of these webinars is to demystify RDA for public services librarians and any other library staff who may be struggling with RDA, conceptually or in practice.
These webinars will be recorded and made available on the CARLI website.
Relocation of Special Collections and Reference Collections
How three libraries review these materials and the logistics involved in relocation
The presentations will include weeding a library’s special collection and the need for reappraisal and de-accessioning; using technology and project management tools to relocate/redistribute 13 separate reference collections into 8 collections; and downsizing of a 53,000 volume reference collection to a 7,000 volume collection and relocating the materials to various locations.
This second webinar in the CARLI Collection Management Committee weeding/collection relocation series will cover the communication and outreach needed when undertaking a weeding project/program. This would include the importance communication to library staff (including training and best practices) and to the larger campus community. Lessons learned from both successful projects and less than successful projects will be discussed.
This webinar will be recorded and posted on the CARLI website.
The CARLI Collection Management Committee are holding a three-webinar series on weeding / collection relocation. The first webinar will include an overview of weeding. This includes the philosophy of weeding and how it fits into the collection development cycle. Subjects to be covered include: why to weed; the workflow of weeding including the tools that are used, the criteria for weeding, and last copies; how to dispose of materials including recycling, giving away, and selling; and lessons learned from those that have done projects and those who continually weed.
The CARLI Digital Preservation Trainers are holding a four-webinar series on digital preservation. The webinars will cover the six digital preservation “modules” created by the Library of Congress’ Department of Digital Preservation Outreach and Education (DPOE). For more information about the DPOE curriculum, please visit: http://www.digitalpreservation.gov/education/
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