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Stephan, Vincent and Gill, George (Eds.). Skeletal Biology of the Ancient Rapanui (Easter Islanders)
No full textThe Good, the Bad, the Green: How Sustainable is Your Library?
Get PDFFormer URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10125/42752This poster explores sustainability as it relates to libraries. It raises issues, asks questions, and offers inspiration, along with a few suggestions to get started
Building Communities of Readers Using LibraryReads 'Staff Picks'
Get PDFPresentation slidesMany of the smartest and most passionate readers work in public libraries. Every day, staff across Hawaiʻi share the books they love with patrons. Now, they can reach beyond the library walls and local communities and tell the rest of the country about the books they can’t wait to share. Launched in Fall 2013, LibraryReads harnesses the value of “library staff picks” into a single nation-wide discovery tool. Attendees will find out how LibraryReads enhances readers’ advisory services and provides staff with professional development and marketing opportunities. The nuts and bolts of obtaining ARCs (advance reading copies) and the nomination process will also be covered
Inspiring Community Change Through Programming
No full textPresentation slidesInspire your local community through programming! Susan will share a formula to involve more of your community through library programming for all ages. Share ideas and make plans to create or improve programming that is already in place at your library. No matter what your community's age and background, programming is a great way to support positive change
Nā Hawaiʻi ʻImi Loa: Navigating Hawaiian Librarianship
Get PDFPresentation slidesSince traditional times, Hawaiian people have been caretakers and practitioners of information, using systems and protocols that are based in a Hawaiian worldview. Applications of those systems and protocols are seen in mele, moʻokūʻauhau, hoʻokele, mahiʻai, hula, and countless other practices. Today, Nā Hawaiʻi ʻImi Loa, a newly-formed professional organization, is striving to advance such systems and protocols as well as services and research of Hawaiian knowledge in the Library and Information Science profession. Join us as members of the NHIL ʻAha discuss NHIL's history, present state, and future objectives
Banned Books Week Virtual Read-Out
Get PDFFormer URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10125/42756This poster describes the Windward Community College Library’s participation in the American Library Association’s Banned Book Week Virtual Read-Out in 2015 and 2016—from conception through execution