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Capacity, sustainability and communication: these three factors lead to long-term success for programs.
To communicate clearly with community members, it can be helpful to be aware of hidden layers.
Now is a great time to take a close look at your library programming team and assess your strengths and weaknesses.
As COVID-19 continues to loom, keep your program plans flexible in case of any last-minute pivots back to virtual.
Read and comment on “Skills for 21st-Century Librarians: Learning Objectives for Library Programming.”
During the pandemic, programming librarians drew upon knowledge of their communities to succeed.
As library workers, we often feel a sense of urgency to help, but when it comes to issues like money, take your time and keep your calm.
Event-planning skills are part of library work, but they are rarely taught in library schools.