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NAVIGATING INTERLIBRARY LOAN
Join Julie and Merrily for an overview of State of NH ILL practices, individual library policies/procedures and tips and tricks for workflow. We will have a hands-on instructional session (feel free to bring a laptop and your library's login information) followed by a Round Table Discussion, Question and Answer.
HOMEWORK:
1 - If possible, bring a laptop and your library's login information to your AG-Shareit account.
2 - Please view in advance the State provided Youtube videos.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoTQymLydu1Oegxz9AkqDEAjQ3VbFpDvU
3 - Please bring your library's policies and procedures for commentary/discussion
4- Print and bring the Auto-Graphics Shareit Quick guide ILL Workflow https://www5.auto-graphics.com/folder1/videos/SHAREit_Quick_Guide-ILL_Workflow.pdf
Optional Training:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoTQymLydu1OYPmezA-qrMHBba_EQV1x7
Required Holdings Maintenance Videos for Union Catalog Participants: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoTQymLydu1M3v6IfnTWrCl6I1MRe5C0_
This presentation is sponsored by the NHLA Paralibrarian Section and is open to members and non-members.
Cost: $15 NHLA Paralibrarian members $25 NHLA members/guest
Payment can be made via credit card online, or check.
If paying by check, please make payable to "NHLA" Paralibrarians and mail to: Pam Macdonald at Amherst Town Library
Registration deadline: May 8, 2025
Payment must be received prior to the start of class
Please read the NHLA Cancellation policy before registering.
Questions? Contact Hope Garner, NHLA Paralibrarian Education Chair at libraryadvocate62@gmail.com
Interested in adding a sustainable title to your library’s book club? Join us Wednesday May 28 at 12pm to discuss our experiences, and how partnering with a local conservation group can help.
Mary Cronin of the Cook Memorial Library in Tamworth will share “Climate and Community” book discussions that the library has hosted in partnership with Chocorua Lake Conservancy. Meg Murphy of the Jackson Public Library will talk about a discussion of Everyone’s Trash by Duncan Watson in partnership with Tin Mountain Conservation Center. There are many more sustainable titles perfect for book clubs, so we encourage attendees to share their own experiences and questions.
Contact Tess Kimsey at nhlasustainability@nhlibrarians.org for questions!
Book Clubs Rejoice! READS-to-Go Kit Reservations Made Easy with LibCal!
READS-to-Go's new LibCal kit management software is now live, and we’re excited to show you how it works! Join Martha Simmons, READS-to-Go Chair, for a virtual demonstration where you will learn all about accessing LibCal, browsing, and reserving kits. Host libraries will discover tips for managing their kit bookings. Make sure to bring all of your questions for the live Q&A! Participants will leave with practical knowledge of the benefits of READS-to-Go and Libcal for making book club planning easier.
This presentation is sponsored by the NHLA READS Section and is open to members and non-members.
Presenter:
Martha Simmons is the Technical Services Librarian at Hooksett Public Library (i.e. a cataloger) and Chair of NHLA’s Reference and Adult Services READS-To-Go Committee, which curates book club kits for use among New Hampshire libraries.
This workshop is limited to 50 people virtually.
This presentation is sponsored by the READS Section and is open to members and non-members.
Cost: $5 NHLA READS members $15 NHLA members/guest
Payment can be made via credit card online.
Registration deadline: May 22, 2025.
Questions? Contact Jane Martina READS President at readspresident@nhlibrarians.org.
Adult Programming 101
New to Adult Programming or seeking fresh ideas? Join Susan Harmon, Aimee Lockhardt, and Jane Martina for an introductory, hands-on Adult Programming workshop. This workshop, guided by the new READS Adult Programming Manual, will equip you with the skills to plan impactful programs for your library and provide you with a ready-to-use program, along with a toolkit of resources for future planning.
Please bring your laptop to this hands-on session.
Presenters:
Susan Harmon is the Head of Information & Technology at the Manchester City Library in Manchester, NH. She started her career in 2012, graduated from Simmons in 2013, began working at the Manchester library in 2015, and rose to lead her division in 2025. She’s been a programming librarian since 2019. She’s excited to share her knowledge with everyone passionate about program planning!
Aimee Lockhardt is the Community Engagement Librarian at Dover Public Library where she spends her days finding interesting programming, weird things to post on the library's social media pages, and coming up with creative ways to convince people to come to the library. Her enthusiasm for librarianship resulted in her being handed an empty notebook to put her ideas in instead of incessantly talking her coworkers' ears off about things. She has a BA in Journalism from the University of New Hampshire and MLIS from Syracuse University.
Jane Martina is the Adult & Information Services Librarian at the Hooksett Public Library. Over the past 15 years, she has worked in public, academic, and school libraries to find that her passion lies in Adult Services. For the past six years, she has been finding creative ways to reach adults both within and outside the library. During that time she has served on the READS Executive Board and worked with fellow NH Librarians to help create the READS Ad-Hoc Adult Programmers group in 2023 to create a comprehensive adult programming manual for NH Librarians. Jane holds an MLIS from Simmons University.
This workshop is limited to 20 people in person.
Cost: $15 NHLA READS members $25 NHLA members/guest
Registration deadline: June 6, 2025.
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