Brooklyn Public Library - The Library As Partner
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Workshop Presentation: "The Library as a Partner: Library Information and Resources for OST Providers". Building Stronger Programs through Collaborations Conference for OST Providers, October 2008, New York, NY.
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Brooklyn Public Library - The Library As Partner
- 1. The Library as Partner Library Information and Resources for OST Providers Presenters: Lisa Chow, Kerwin Pilgrim, and Angeli Rasbury October 10, 2008 Columbia University Department of Youth and Community Development 2nd Annual Conference for OST Providers Building Stronger Programs Through Collaborations
- 5. Sampling of Library Programs
- 7. Library and Digital Media Catalogs Books | DVDs | CDs | E-books | Audiobooks | Music | Video
Editor's Notes
- Brand new library card design! Apply online or in-person. Borrowing materials – books, dvds, cds, etc. ILL Use of meeting rooms – event/meeting must be free and open to the public More info and details about borrowing materials, use of meeting rooms, and other library policies on website Speaking of meeting rooms and spaces in the library, there are a lot of programs that happen at the library
- Range of library programs for everyone….Today – will focus on programming for youth A few things to mention… Class sets of books for book discussions available at some branches – can borrow Volunteer opportunities – Special Program - T4 - teens get to learn new computer skills in a two-week summer technology institute and then share those skills by helping patrons to use library computers (ages 14-18)
- Sampling of library programs available at some Brooklyn Public Library locations So how do I find out about what library programs, when and where they take place?
- Print and Online Calendar of Events – See print one in your packets Exhibitions at Central and other branch locations So what else is available on the library website?
- Library Catalog and Digital Media Catalog
- Brooklyn Daily Eagle Online - 1841 to 1902 Our Brooklyn – short histories, facts, resource lists – Brooklyn’s diverse neighborhoods Brooklyn in the Civil War – interactive map, lesson plans for teachers Trade cards – advertisement cards Illustrated sheet music covers View Historic photos of Brooklyn – order digital or print reproductions View various photo galleries arranged by themes – Brooklyn Dodgers, Brooklyn Bridge, Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn Navy Yard, Women’s History, Transportation, Subway Portraits, and much more.
- Put together by librarians Explore a Topic – Genetics and Genomics, Green New Yorkers Internet Links – What’s Happening in NYC What to Read – Recommendations, Email Book Lists and Clubs Online Book Discussion Ask a Librarian Areas/pages of the website specific for youth….KidZone and TeenZone
- TeenZone – Teen Read Week - October 12-18, MySpace, In Your Own Words, Teen Book Club KidZone – Halloween, Games, Surveys Databases for Kids – segway into Kerwin’s part