Virtual Winter Workshop

Talent Development from home – 2024 Virtual Winter Workshop

Virtual Winter Workshop is a time to come together; to learn, share and celebrate!  Some topics are unique, and some are universal. Sharing experiences and learning is what Virtual Winter Workshop is all about.  Content crafted specifically for rural library staff, plus the convenience of online access— all for just $25!

Share YOUR knowledge and enthusiasm with us at the 2024 Virtual Winter Workshop.

Deadline to submit proposals is Sunday, October 29, 2023 @ 11:59PM.

All the information you need is linked below.

Proposal Guide

Call for Presenters Submission Form

Workshop Dates – February 1-2, 2024.

  • Thursday, 2/1, 1-4 pm | Welcome and opening remarks with Jim Duncan, followed by energizing & inspiring sessions.
  • Friday, 2/2, 8:30 – 3 pm | 4-5 concurrent sessions across five time slots.

CLiC Virtual Winter Workshop is a chance to connect with your peers from across Colorado – folks in rural and small libraries, from the mountains to the prairies.  The hallmark of CLiC Virtual Winter Workshop is practical content geared for rural communities.  And of course, mixing work and play for FUN.  Connecting. Energizing. Inspiring.

Explore CLiC’s 2024 in-person and virtual events here.

We’re excited to connect and learn from you!

Questions? Just ask at swright@clicweb.org

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Talent Development

 

 

 

Guidance from CLiC

Guidance is a CLiC Away

Our Colleague on Call team is easy to reach, and responsive. Here’s the contact page

But you should know we produce useful guides and FAQs, too. See our ConC Expertise page, then please reach out! Our consultants are all too happy to visit with you.

 

 

Lightbox Learning

Public Library Policy Collection

Created specifically for small and rural libraries.

It began with an observation: every week, we see email messages on listservs asking, “Hey, does anyone have a policy on [topic] they’d be willing to share?” followed by lots of “YES! I’m interested, too!”

An idea took root. CLiC’s Sara Wright and ARSL President Kieran Hixon (2018) started fertilizing their plan. What if there could be a central place where policies could be stored, searched and retrieved (but without a lot of complication)? How would it be nurtured and grown? Who would tend to this evolving tree of knowledge?

And the Tech Gnomes at CLiC went to work with their Digital saws and Hexcoded glues and Bit-sized hammers…

A Public Library Policy Collection web site was grown — a mix of organic matter and online carpentry. The collection is the tree; the interface is the tree house.

We hope you enjoy playing in it.

   

Created by CLiC staff with ARSL enthusiasm. Hosted and managed by CLiC!