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Library Learning Online developed by the Idaho Commission for Libraries offers a 6-part self-paced course on Early Childhood services. In section 5, you will learn about: Parents Childcare providers Programs and workshops Importance of regular interactions
Library Learning Online developed by the Idaho Commission for Libraries offers a 6-part self-paced course on Early Childhood services. In section 6, you will learn about: The importance of connecting with child serving agencies and community groups Working effectively with day care centers Reaching special populations
Library Learning Online developed by the Idaho Commission for Libraries offers a 6-part self-paced course on Early Childhood services. In section 4, you will learn about: Creating and implementing children’s programs Promoting programs Evaluating Programs Effective use of technology
Library Learning Online developed by the Idaho Commission for Libraries offers a 6-part self-paced course on Early Childhood services. In section 3, you will learn about all aspects of collection development for early childhood collections.
Library Learning Online developed by the Idaho Commission for Libraries offers a 6-part self-paced course on Early Childhood services. In section 2, you will learn about: Early childhood development theories Infant development Toddler development Preschooler development .
Library Learning Online developed by the Idaho Commission for Libraries offers a 6-part self-paced course on Early Childhood services. In section 1, you will learn about purpose and goals of early childhood services in libraries.
The Massachusetts Library System has a LibGuide designed to help libraries foster civic engagement.
The Harwood Institute has a variety of resources for libraries looking to connect with the communities they serve.
The National Coalition for Dialogue & Deliberation has an excellent resource guide (PDF) detailing effective public engagement techniques.
ALA’s Libraries Transforming Communities initiative offers a wealth of information for libraries looking to facilitate community conversations. From models for Dialogue & Deliberation to facilitation eLearning modules, ALA has resources for all library types.
This WebJunction self-paced course is designed to help you improve your skills in dealing effectively with angry customers. Note: This course requires setting up a free WebJunction login.
REFORMA is the national association to promote library and information services to Latinos and the Spanish speaking. The Colorado Chapter is one of twenty chapters around the country which supports the national organization’s mission, and works on matters of importance to Colorado’s Latino/Hispanic communities.