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LIBRARY FUNCTIONS#1
The essential roles libraries play, including information access, community engagement, and resource sharing.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT#2
Strategies used by libraries to connect with local populations, ensuring services meet community needs.
INFORMATION LITERACY#3
The ability to identify, evaluate, and use information effectively, crucial for library users.
RESOURCE EVALUATION#4
The process of assessing the quality and relevance of materials to ensure they meet community needs.
TECHNOLOGY IN LIBRARIES#5
The use of digital tools and platforms to enhance library services and user experience.
CIRCULATION SERVICES#6
Library services that manage the lending and returning of materials to patrons.
REFERENCE SERVICES#7
Assistance provided by library staff to help users locate specific information or resources.
COMMUNITY PROGRAMMING#8
Events and activities organized by libraries to engage and educate community members.
LIFELONG LEARNING#9
The ongoing, voluntary pursuit of knowledge for personal or professional development, supported by libraries.
EVALUATION RUBRICS#10
Tools that outline criteria for assessing the quality of resources or services.
DIGITAL LITERACY#11
The skills needed to effectively navigate and evaluate digital information and technology.
STAKEHOLDER#12
Individuals or organizations with an interest in library services, including community members and local groups.
OUTREACH STRATEGIES#13
Methods used to promote library services and engage with underrepresented populations.
USER-FRIENDLY DESIGN#14
Creating materials and resources that are easy to understand and navigate for all users.
PEER REVIEW#15
A process where colleagues evaluate each other’s work to ensure quality and relevance.
COMMUNITY NEEDS ASSESSMENT#16
The process of identifying and analyzing the needs of a community to tailor library services.
INFORMATION ACCESS#17
The ability for individuals to obtain information, often facilitated by library services.
ACCESSIBILITY#18
Ensuring that library resources and services are usable by all individuals, including those with disabilities.
RESOURCE GUIDES#19
Documents that provide curated lists of library materials on specific topics for user convenience.
PROMOTIONAL MATERIALS#20
Tools such as flyers or brochures used to inform the community about library services and programs.
LIBRARY HANDBOOK#21
A comprehensive resource outlining library services, procedures, and resources for staff and patrons.
FOCUS GROUPS#22
Small, diverse groups of people whose feedback is used to improve library services and programs.
WORKSHOP PLANS#23
Structured outlines for educational sessions aimed at enhancing specific skills within the community.
TRAINING PROGRAMS#24
Educational initiatives designed to improve staff skills in technology and library services.
COMMUNITY STAKEHOLDERS#25
Key individuals or organizations that influence or are affected by library services.