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Collaboration and working together are emphasized in the document. The document discusses using various web tools and formats like comics, posters, exhibits, and videos to teach students about topics like what exchange students should know about themselves, opportunities in French-speaking areas, and the history of First Nations and Western Canada development. Library services that support collaboration are also listed, like team teaching, 24/7 virtual library access, and valuing feedback to work together this year.
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While displays serve patrons of all kinds, they especially aid those who may be too shy or nervous to ask about what is available to them or in your collection. Learn how you can create engaging displays to increase user access of library services and bring varying perspectives to the forefront.Creating Displays That Are "Open to All": Increasing Access and Awareness
This document provides guidance for libraries on creating diverse and inclusive displays that are open to all patrons. It discusses why libraries should make diverse displays that represent their entire community. Some key points covered include being mindful of bias when planning displays, emphasizing that libraries are for everyone when fielding questions from patrons, and using displays to promote new or underused library services. The document also includes suggestions for involving staff in display planning and considering the local community's voices and needs.
ESUG 2019 Welcome
This document provides information about the European Smalltalk Users Group (ESUG) conference. It includes:
- Details about ESUG such as its nonprofit status, board members, and activities like student volunteer programs, summer projects, and sponsoring publications and lab visits.
- Statistics on past sponsoring activities from 2015-2019 like the number of sponsored conferences, books published, and student volunteers hosted.
- Highlights from ESUG 2019 including many talks, a parallel session due to high attendance, and articles submitted to IWST.
- Additional logistical information for attendees like schedules, tech award details, opportunities to showcase projects, planned city tours and social events.
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