🎥Extending Library Services Using the NovelBranch Mini-Library
Panelist: Allison Standen, Convergent Library Technologies
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21st Century Library Software – A Snapshot of the Latest CARL•Connect Product Release
Join TLC’s Director of Marketing Strategy Jamison Reynolds as he hosts a discussion with Ebony Pacheco-Hoos – Manager of CARL•X Product Management – and CARL Product Owners Jessica Seybold, Lisa Dibbern, and Beth Lazarczyk.
🎥Even Better Than Before?! – A Snapshot of Library•Solution’s Latest Release
Join TLC’s Director of Marketing Strategy Jamison Reynolds as he hosts a discussion with Library•Solution Product Experts: Sam Brenizer – Director of Library•Solution Product Management, Sarah Simmons – Product Manager, and Kim Mumbower – Product Manager / Cataloger.
- Intended and Multi-Touch: 10-point multi-touch together with ‘intended touch’ ignoring a static hand or Arm, plus gesture recognition. Plug and Play no drivers needed
- Accessibility & ADA Compliance: Motorized – adjusts vertically from 7.5 inches off the floor to 54 inches high with 0-90-degree tilt capability
- Safety: Strengthened safety glass to withstand the rigors of public environments – users can lean their body weight safely without worry of tipping – moisture sealed screen – easy to clean anti-glare surface
- Versatility: Easy to move from room to room, locking wheels
- Operating System Compatibility: Windows 10 and Mac OS, Chromebook. Compatible with most software solutions currently used along with a complete reference guide included to assist in how to use a TAPit with each different need.
Panelist: Richard Charge, TeachSmart.org
🎥Not All Heroes Wear Capes: Becoming a Legend in (Virtual) Learning
Panelist: Sean Reidy (A.K.A. “Nerd Dawg”), Legends of Learning
Curriculum Aligned Games Deliver Significant Impact (PDF File)
So what does this mean for you? What opportunities does this open up for you and your library? Please join TLC’s Director of Marketing Strategy Jamison Reynolds as he hosts a discussion with Chief Operating Officer John Burns and Chief Technology Officer Justin Duewel-Zahniser about the future of TLC•Cloud Services.
Circulating a Classroom Library During a Pandemic
Discussion led by: Samantha Martz, Software Instructor
Libraries in the Time of COVID… a discussion
Join TLC’s Director of Marketing Strategy, Jamison Reynolds, as he moderates a discussion with Gina Emory of East Bonner County Free Library (ID), Ty Henderson of Champaign County Library (OH), Lynn Hoffman of Somerset County Library (NJ), and Margaret Miles of New Hanover County Public Library (NC). The group will discuss the ways their libraries have succeeded in the time of COVID-19 and how libraries can continue to support their communities during these unusual times.
🎥User Experience Design in Library Software (and why it matters)
Discussion led by: Philip Ramunno
🎥Everyone can build a list’ – Utilizing Lists & Actions
Discussion led by: Phillip Green
Curbside and Other Workflows for Library Services During a Pandemic
In this webinar TLC Customer Success Manager Melissa Powell, using Library•Solution’s web-based solution as a platform, will provide suggestions for workflows for the various service points in your library.
🎥Library•Solution and Syndetics Unbound
Find out more by joining our webinar where Doug McMillan, VP Strategic Partnerships at ProQuest, will be providing an overview of this exciting new content and TLC Product Manager Sarah Simmons will display the unique integration TLC has created, an integration that provides both staff and borrowers with optimized content experiences.
🎥Telling an Advocacy Story to the Statistically-Minded
🎥CARL•Connect Circulation On-the-Go, Curbside, and Beyond
In this webinar, we’ll show you how quickly library staff can use CARL•Connect Circulation to efficiently serve their communities.
Discussion led by: Slaven Lee
🎥Modern Acquisitions workflows for libraries too busy to use an acquisitions module.
If your library has abandoned an automated solution or has just stuck with spreadsheets, you are not alone; few libraries have adapted their workflows to take full advantage of online ordering. You owe it to yourself to see how some of today’s acquisitions modules – like TLC’s OSA – can take full advantage of online ordering to import online order records automatically and avoid duplication of effort.
In this webinar, we will look at a workflow available in TLC’s Acquisitions module, OSA to:
1. Automatically harvest and import a library’s online orders from leading vendors.
2. Populate fund account and collection code information from the online order data.
3. Automatically find, and overlay, the bib data in the order record with a full MARC record from a hierarchy of your preferred MARC sources.
4. Automatically create a full on-order record in your PAC to which patrons may place holds.
Discussion led by: Gerry Davies
Although this approach to life works well for those of us with desks that resemble a disaster area, this cannot be said for a library’s data. As libraries have been forced to make a rapid pivot to distance programming and digital resources in the time of COVID-19, those institutions cannot rely on borrowers making “pleasant surprises” in the PAC. Libraries need to provide discovery layers to their borrowers with the best data possible.
Years ago, TLC invented two data services that assisted libraries, regardless of ILS vendor, that were geared toward assisting customers to adjust to the development of RDA as a standard and the explosion of eBooks. Now, as libraries focus on the importance of discovery layers, RDAExpress and eBiblioFile have become important tools to libraries yet again.
Join us as we take a brief dive into the world of RDA, vendor data structures, and how RDAExpress and eBiblioFile can assist you in assisting borrowers.
Discussion led by: Jamison Reynolds, Director of Marketing Strategy
🎥Record Groupings/Clusters (etc.) and the Future of PACs
But what do those buzzwords really mean to you? What do they mean to your library? And most importantly, what do they mean to your patrons? Or rather, what do they mean FOR your patrons? In the end, patrons want an easily accessible searching experience, without needing to, or wanting to, know the ins and outs of how records are cataloged, linked, codified. FRBR views and CARL•Connect Discovery focuses on the patron needs: Find records easily, without wading through page upon page of the same Work. Join us as we review TLC’s CARL implementation of a FRBR-ized/grouped catalog, without the need for a third-party discovery layer.
Discussion led by: Ebony Pacheco, Manager, Product Management
Discussion led by: Samantha Martz, Software Instructor
🎥Marketing Automation in Public Libraries
Discussion led by: Ian Downie, Patron Point