10 Cool Things Happening in Libraries Crista Cannariato, Yolo County Library Carey Gross, Butte County Library Jessica Huff, Roseville Public Library.

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10 Cool Things Happening in Libraries Crista Cannariato, Yolo County Library Carey Gross, Butte County Library Jessica Huff, Roseville Public Library

#1 LibraryU “The best way to learn is to teach.” --Frank Oppenheimer

LibraryU  Monthly staff trainings  Topics  Taught by staff “experts”  Not mandatory

Results  Highly effective  Well-attended  Cost-efficient  Increased confidence levels for students and teachers

#2: Circulating eBook Readers “Among active readers who own an e-reader, about 48% reported reading more books as a consequence of having such products” -L.E.K. Consulting survey on new media

Why circulate them?  Keep up with user demand  Allow customers to “test drive” model  Alternative resource for low-vision customers  Lightweight  Hold multiple books

Comparing eBook Readers Amazon Kindle Barnes & Noble nook Sony Reader Apple iPad SharingAccessibility WirelessFormats

eBook readers in libraries  Kindles are most popular  10 titles per reader  Details: Holds Loan Period Fines and Fees

#3 Family Place Libraries Core Components Collections for babies, toddlers, parents, and service providers The Parent/Child Workshop Specially designed space – creating a family-friendly library Community outreach Coalition building Library staff trained in family support, parent education and best practices Developmentally appropriate programming for our youngest community members and their parents/caregivers

Parent/Child Workshops

Creating a family-friendly library Before becoming a Family Place Library After becoming a Family Place Library - Butte County Library, Paradise Branch

Why we fell in love (or why Family Place Libraries are cool!)  Respectful  Highlights the wonderfully unique role of the library  Fulfills a need  Brings folks into the library  Brings the community together  Benefits For children For parents For the library

#4: Build-your-own-business “ The more we increase the active participation and partnership with young people, the better we serve them. … And the more comprehensively we work with them as service partners, the more we increase our public value to the entire community.” - Carmen Martinez

Build-your-own-business  Finance & Small Business Workshops  Marketing and Promotion  Curriculum  Results

Wins for our community  Teens actively involved in programs that benefit the community  Teens preparing for a future with business skills and money smarts  Teens that will be a contributive asset in our future economic health

#5: Book Club in a Bag Tote bags, boxes, or tubs Multiple copies of one title Support materials Adults, teens, or children

Funding & Promotion Ideas

Variations  Mother & Daughter book club bags  Activities to include  Bilingual or ESL Bags  Read-to-me Kits  Early Childhood Resource Kits  Additional books around the same theme

#6: Food Fascination!

Cool Food Programming Ideas  Taste offs  Chef challenges  ‘Tween cooking class  Seed-Lending Library, Richmond Public

A Super Cool Food Programming Idea What’s Cooking at the Library Newport Beach Public Library

Some Bennies of Food Programming  Popular  In keeping with library values  Fun!  Brings the community together  Development of new partnerships  Draws in folks who might not otherwise be using the library  Opportunities to highlight the library collection  And the icing on cake...

#7: Foundation Center Cooperating Collections  Foundation Center  Cooperating Collections= Free Funding Information Centers

Why?  Assist nonprofits and individuals  Enhanced visibility in the community  Alignment of goals with other city/county departments  Resource for library’s grantseeking efforts

Benefits  Foundation Directory Online  Foundation Directory for Individuals  Free print materials  Free access to Foundation Center training courses

#8: Speed Dating at the Library speed dat·ing NOUN 1. singles event: an organized gathering of singles at which the participants meet privately for a few minutes of conversation with a number of potential partners and decide who among those they have met they would like to meet again - Encarta® World English Dictionary

Chula Vista Public Library, Civic Center Branch  2 programs  Details – Target Audience Attendance Gender balance Marketing

Sacramento Public Library  2 programs: Central & Elk Grove  Details – Target Audience Attendance Gender balance Marketing

#9: At the Heart: Adult Literacy A Rich History in California Libraries Who Why? How?

Improved reading and writing skills = Cool! But even more so-- What folks do with those skills People helping people Bringing folks together across the community Learning experience for the adult learners and the tutors Fulfilling library principle of providing access to information

Other coolness factors related to Adult Literacy Services in the Library... Hot topic Ultra passionate volunteers in support of the library (including the adult learners) Committed and willing staff members Can be heart-wrenching, but oh so positive! More library users! An informed citizenry

And the coolness goes beyond...

#10: What are you doing?

Thank you!  Crista Cannariato, Interim Branch Manager, Yolo County Library: (916)  Carey Gross, Literacy Specialist, Butte County Library: (530)  Jessica Huff, Librarian, Roseville Public Library: (916)