The Library Outreach Casebook

ISBN-13: 9780838948736 / Angielski / Miękka / 2019 / 214 str.

Ryan L. Sittler;Terra J. Rogerson

Spis treści

• Acknowledgments
• Introduction
• Section 1: Starting Strategies
• Chapter 1. Planning and Organizing an Environmental Scan — Barbara S. Petersohn
• Chapter 2. Smart Steps to Building Your Image — Brianna H. Marshall and Cameron Cook
• Chapter 3. Build Your Own Outreach Technology Toolkit — Bonnie Lafazan and Jessica Kiebler
• Chapter 4. Using Content Marketing to Reach Elusive Populations — Robin O’Hanlon and Gali Halevi
• Chapter 5. Practical Website Usability Testing — Kathleen Phillips
• Chapter 6. Actively Engaging with Patrons on Social Media — Kelley Cotter and Sara Baron
• Chapter 7. Graphic Design on a Shoestring Budget — Natalie Currie and Susan Urban
• Chapter 8. Strategy, Intentionality, and Impact: A Purchasing Plan for Library Promotional Swag — Zackary Chance Medlin, Stephanie J. Graves, and Sarah LeMire
• Section 2: Programming and Event Planning
• Chapter 9. Hosting a Library De-Stress Week — Kaela Casey and Laura M. Worden
• Chapter 10. “Meet, Greet, and Eat” Outreach: Developing a Library Fair for Faculty and Staff — Marissa C. Ball, Barbara M. Sorondo, and Sarah J. Hammill
• Chapter 11. Hosting a Game Night in an Academic Library — Jeffrey Henry
• Chapter 12. “Take a Paws” with Therapy Dogs and Make it a Howling Success — Peggy A. Pritchard
• Chapter 13. Student Performances in Found Spaces: Shakespeare in the Library — Natalie Lopez
• Chapter 14. Prepare a Picture Perfect (wiki)Pedia Editing Party — Alena Principato and Rebecca B. Vargha
• Chapter 15. Traveling Exhibitions as Catalysts for Community Engagement — Patricia Tuohy and Melanie Welch
• Section 3: Outreach to Select Populations
• Chapter 16. Libpocalypse: A Research Activity for First-Year Students — Jessica Long and Jennifer Hicks
• Chapter 17. Library Outreach During Disability Awareness Month — Natalie Lopez
• Chapter 18. Creating an Inclusive and Empowered Graduate and Professional Student Community Through the Library — Michael Courtney and Erika L. Jenns
• Chapter 19. Copyright for Creators: Bridging Law and Practice — Carla-Mae Crookendale, Hillary Miller, and Sue Robinson
• Chapter 20. Active Learning in Special Collections: A Student-Curated Physical Exhibit Project — Lindsay Schettler
• About the Editors and Chapter Contributors