OLA 2016 2-Minute Reviews List (Fiction) 2 Minute Reviews Nonfiction

OLA Conference 2012 – Comics Comics Change Comics Jeopardy graphic novel presentation

OLA SSD Conference Language, Culture, & Inclusiveness Language, Culture, and Inclusiveness resource list

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Natasha Chitow, Cottage Grove Public Library. Exhibits on a Budget (OLA 2018) Exhibits on a Budget handout

OLA 2016 presentation Community Events Outreach FictionalLibrariesandCommunityEventsforOLAPresentation Outreach Prep Sheet with Debrief HELPER TEXT

Slides and rhymes used during the Bust A Rhyme presentation at the WLA/OLA Conference. BustARhymePresentation BustARhymes-TheRhymes

List of resources discussed at the Oregon Library Association presentation on Collective Insight: Big Data for Libraries. OLA CollectiveInsightBigDataReferences

We aim to represent the entirety of our community in our collections. Materials portraying BIPOC community members in positive, loving, and affirming stories are critically important. These stories offer mirrors and windows for all our readers. Panelists will share booktalks highlighting recent books representing BIPOC voices for kid and teen readers. Sponsored by Children’s Services…Read more Representation Matters: BIPOC Voices in Kid and Teen Lit

The slideshow, handout, and script for our OLA presentation about Multnomah County Library’s first foray into a digital collection. Session description from the OLA 2014 program: “Recently Multnomah County Library created its first digital collection, Central Library: Historic Photographs. It was created while Multnomah County Library had a slashed budget and an uncertain future. The two who…Read more Our First Digital Collection

Data miners, cybercriminals and government spies are helping themselves to private information, so tech-savvy library staff need tools to fight back! This session will provide a practical toolkit to address a range of privacy challenges, including settings for public computers and wifi networks, mobile phone and social media settings, cloud computing, encryption, data breaches, and…Read more Privacy Technology: Tools for Protecting Your Patrons & Yourself on Public & Personal Computers

Piktochart presentation for the OLA Annual Conference: April 16, 2015. https://magic.piktochart.com/output/5390196-government-resources Services for Immigrants

Kelli Downey, Behavior Consusltant, Oregon Training & Consultation Intro to Autism_library OLA 2018 About Autism – ASAN Worksheet Resource List_library

We all know that advocacy for strong libraries is important, but it can be hard to know where to start or how to take action. Join OLA’s Lobbyist, Tess Milio, and members of OLA’s Legislative Committee to learn more about current OLA efforts to strengthen libraries during the 2023 Oregon Legislative Session. We will also…Read more Advocacy Made Easy: OLA’s 2023 Legislative Agenda and What You Can Do to Help!

Victoria Campbell, Beaverton City Library; Dawn Borgardt, Hillsboro Public Library Pro Tips for your bright future OLA Conf 2018

No matter what size, libraries have the ability to connect their communities to the arts in meaningful ways. In this panel presentation you will learn real methods to build relationships and reach new audiences by promoting the arts in your library. Arts programs in libraries are another way of presenting information and engaging communities. Through…Read more Open the Doors to Art

Music cataloging using RDA involves numerous changes and challenges.  The music specialist community has developed guidelines to help ensure consistent practices and quality access to music materials. This session will highlight best practices for: the use of 33X fields for scores and sound recordings; performers vs. creators and the impact on access points (especially for popular…Read more Best Practices for Music Cataloging Using RDA

Roberta Richards, Portland Community College; Mike Bobish, Multnomah County Library; Perry Stokes, Baker County Library. Presentation_Intellectual Freedom Staff Training Resources – OLA 2018(1)

Learn proven advocacy techniques from your colleagues, with suggested tools and exercises. Handout from presentation at OLA Conference 2012 by Janet Webster, Emily Ford and Abigail Elder. coldcalling

Here are the combined lists from our recent presentation at OLA. This includes lists from Robin Beerbower, Bill Baars and Carissa Barrett covering genre fiction, non-fiction and literature. Enjoy! 2MinuteReviews2014