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Servant Leadership – 1 LEU

conductor of an orchestraThere are many types of leadership styles: laissez-faire, transactional, transformational, autocratic, etc. This webinar will focus on servant leadership, which means you’re a ‘servant’ first. You focus on the needs of others, especially team members and staff before your own. This webinar is part of the Indiana Library Leadership Academy (INLLA) project: Ready to Lead: The INLLA Leadership Toolkit.

Date Recorded: 4/12/17

Format: Archived YouTube Video

Presenter: Connie Scott / McMillen Library, Indiana Tech


Bed Bug Boot Camp – 1 LEU

This webinar will focus on bed bugs as library pests – what to watch for, what to do when they are discovered, and how to prevent them from taking up lodging in your library. You’ll learn strategies for dealing with infested materials, affected patrons, and worried staff. We’ll also discuss common bed bug myths, the elements of a bed bug mitigation plan, and the items you should include in your bed bug defense kit.

Date Recorded: 4/13/17

Format: Archived YouTube Video

Presenter: Christine Sterle / Thorntown Public Library


Leadership vs. Management – 1 LEU

Many times we want and talk about ‘leadership’, but we’re actually talking about management skills. Join us as we talk about leadership and management skills, myths, and everything in between. This webinar is part of the Indiana Library Leadership Academy (INLLA) project: Ready to Lead: The INLLA Leadership Toolkit.

Date Recorded: 4/20/17

Format: Archived YouTube Video

Presenter: Michelle Bradley / Midwest Collaborative for Library Services


Archival Policies, Procedures & the Record’s Life Cycle – 1 LEU

old lettersIn this webinar, Bethany Fiechter, Rare Books and Manuscripts Supervisor at the Indiana State Library, will highlight the importance of librarians and archivists working together to accomplish goals. Attendees will learn basic archival policies/procedures and the record’s life-cycle, a management model for North American archivists since the 1960s.

Date Recorded: 6/14/17

Format: Archived YouTube Video

Presenter: Bethany Fiechter / Rare Books and Manuscripts Supervisor, Indiana State Library

Reading Room Rules Governing the Use of Materials – Sample

Application for Use of Photographic, Film or Image Reproduction – Sample

Deed of Gift Form – Sample

Reading Room Registration Form – Sample

Archives and Libraries Webinar Talking Points Transcription – Transcription from Webinar

Archives and Libraries – Bibliography

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Deweyless, No Regrets: Living without Dewey – 1 LEU

Melvil DeweyThe Wells County Public Library has survived 2 years without Dewey and no regrets! What started out as a project about changing numbers to words, became a whole new way of organizing, classifying, labeling and thinking about the library’s entire collection. The decision to ditch Dewey took much longer than the actual process of developing a new classification system and relabeling more than 85,000 items. Stephanie Davis, Director of the Wells County Public Library will share their experience.

Date Recorded: 5/12/16

Format: Archived YouTube Video

Presenter: Stephanie Davis / Wells County Public Library


Active Shooter Training for Libraries – 2 LEUs

caution signAcross our country, millions of students attend school safely every day. We have prepared them to meet life’s challenges for years. Tragically, in light of recent events, we must now prepare them for the unthinkable. Both in our schools, and increasingly in our places of work, worship, and recreation, individuals with only violent intent bring unexpected death and destruction into our daily lives. Join us for this webinar with the Indiana State Police to learn some survival strategies for active shooter events.

Date Recorded: 8/2/2016

Format: Archived YouTube Video

Presenter: Indiana State Police Officer, Nick Klingkammer