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| ===== 2017 Midlands/Northern Conference: Today's Vision: Tomorrow's Reality ===== |
==== Ann Arbor, MI, June 6-8 (Pre-Conference Tour June 5) ==== |
==== Conference Schedule ====All conference sessions were held onsite at the Ann Arbor District Library\\ |
Host: Terry Soave, [[https://lbphwiki.soavet@aadl.org/2017_northern_midlands_conference_ann_arbor_mi_june_6-8_agenda|SCHEDULE In-Progress]], (734) 678-2750\\ |
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| ==== Pre-Conference Tour: Monday, June 5, 2017 ==== |
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If you're interested in contributing to one **Library of the scheduled presentations, or have a suggestion for an additional topic, please emailMichigan Tour**\\ |
**Michigan's Regional: [[a2-2017@aadl.org]]Braille and Talking Book Library Tour**\\ |
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We'll also be incorporating 5-minute SPARK presentations ({{:cagedkarenjimmy.jpg?100|Karen Keninger and Jimmy locked in the equipment cage at MI1A with a la San Francisco) ransom note taped to the wall. The note was created with magazine letters and words to mimic notes as seen in old movies. “Dear NLS, We have your employees locked up in the schedule permitsMI1A equipment cage. We demand 250 DA1 machines be shipped overnight to Lansing Michigan in exchange for their release. Do not contact law enforcement, especially the FBI. This is an opportunity for you real!!!!! We mean business.” Ship to present on a topic of your choiceBSBP, but Braille and Talking Book Library, 702 W. Kalamazoo St., Lansing, MI 48917 “Free Matter for no more than 5 minutes! If the Blind and Physically Handicapped” Thank you 'd like to present a SPARK session, please emailfor your gift!!}}{{:[[a2cagedkaren.jpg?100|Close-2017@aadlup of caged Karen with ransom note.org]]}}{{:btblpsdesk.\\ |
==== Conference Site jpg?100|MI1A Braille & Registration ==== |
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This conference Talking Book Library tour: Betsy Branch is being hosted by seated behind the [[wwwpublic service information desk, with Scott Norris in front talking to the group.aadl}}{{:btblpublicservicearea.orgjpg?100|Ann Arbor District MI1A Braille & Talking Book Library ]] in Ann Arbor, Michigantour: group checking out the public services area. |
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Please complete this **}}{{:2017midnorthregbtblcircmachine.docjpg?100|REGISTRATION FORMMI1A Braille & Talking Book Library tour: circulation and machine processing area.}}**, and either{{: |
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Submit your **[[https://aadllofmbtbltour.org/wlbpd-conf-paymentjpg?100|ONLINE PAYMENT]]** and email it MI1A Braille & Talking Book Library tour, group picture outside the front of the building (left to right): [[soavet@aadl.org]]Sue Chinault, Steve Prine, Pat Schotzbarger, Karen Keninger w/Jimmy, Michael Lang, Annette Toews, Tim West, Sarah Willeford, Linda Vincent, Abbey Rimel, Richard Smith, Vickie Collins, Leslie Heinzler, Jackie Conner, Leslie Bowman, and John Owen.}}\\ |
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Or, mail it, along with a check made payable to **Midlands**, to: |
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Terry Soave, ONS Manager\\ |
Ann Arbor District Library\\ |
343 S. Fifth Ave.\\ |
Ann Arbor, MI 48104\\ |
(734) 327-8327\\ |
==== Hotel Information Tuesday, June 6, 2017 ==== |
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[[http{{://graduateannarborwelomce_packet_outer.com/jpg?100|Graduate Image of the outside of the conference welcome packet. MN Logo "Midlands/Northern Libraries Serving the Blind and Physically Handicapped. Today's Vision Tomorrow's Reality. 2017 Conference Ann Arbor]]\\ |
615 E, Mich.Huron St}}{{:welcome_packet_inner.\\ |
jpg?100|Image displaying the contents of the welcome packet fanned out on a counter top. Includes: chocolates, tiny tote, name tag, schedule, roster, restaurant guide, map of Ann Arbor, MI 48104list of local nightlife/micro-breweries, Ann Arbor City Guide magazine.}}\\ |
Check-in{{ :42017_midlands_northern_conference_agenda.pdf |PDF: 00PM2017 Midlands / Northern Conference Agenda}}\\ |
Check-out: 11:00AM[[Conference Roster]]\\ |
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Use this link to book your **[[https://wwwdocs.bookonthenetgoogle.netcom/eastdocument/premiumd/eresmain.aspx14sGPh8kWwj7_5qX5M1ZqsVzs29uTb5NHvcU6ROEZ4qQ/edit?idts=8MmM7DxD57%2fGqTDh3dpW9EDoFnDFZ0EUFa78yed3W8o%3d%26arrival_date=201759395cf7|Google Docs: Conference notes and photos shared by Vanessa Verdun-06-05%26stay_nights=3%26promo_code=RLB060517#null|CONFERENCE RATE RESERVATIONMorris and Sarah Roe]]**, or, if you prefer to register by phone, you may call 1-800-666-8693. The conference is registered under **Ann Arbor District Library**. To ensure $189/night (tax-exempt) rate, your reservation must be confirmed by no later than **May 5, 2017**.\\ |
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Hotel parking is valet only at $20/night.**9:15 AM**: **Welcome** and **Roll Call of the States**\\ |
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If you opt not to stay at **10 AM**: **Mass Digitization of Books and the Graduate Ann ArborPotential for Universal Access** Presented by **MICHAEL FURLOUGH**, here are some recommended alternatives based on proximity and access to public transitExecutive Director, HathiTrust\\ |
| [[http://www.aadl.org/node/362725|VIDEO On-Demand]]\\ |
| {{ :furlough_aadl-nls_06062017.pptx |PowerPoint: Mass Digitization of Books and the Potential for Universal Access}}\\ |
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[[https://www.wyndhamhotels.com/wyndhamMassive-garden/ann-arbor-michigan/wyndham-garden-ann-arbor/overview?cid=PS:WY:20160201:GGL:TM:WYN:Ann_Arbor|Wyndham Garden Ann Arbor]]\\ |
[[http://hamptoninn3scale digitization of books and ambitious cooperative library projects have begun to transform access for users who are print disabled. hiltonMuch remains to be done, however. com/en/hotels/michigan/hampton-inn-Looking back to the start of mass digitization, Mike Furlough will offer a short history of the HathiTrust digital library, its services for users with print disabilities, its legal battles, and -suites-ann-arbor-west-ARBWEHX/indexprospects for future services.html|Hampton Inn and Suites, Ann Arbor WEST]]\\ |
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These two hotels are next **10:45 AM**: **Library Services to each other People With Print Disabilities - Today and are on The Ride's bus line #30Tomorrow** Presented by **KAREN KENINGER**, Director, NLSBPH, Library of Congress, stop number 3. The #30 runs to and from the Blake Transit Center 2 times per hour. The Blake Transit Center is located directly across 5th Ave. from the library Chair, International Federation of Library Associations and shows as stop number 1 Institutions (IFLA) Section on the scheduleLibraries Serving Persons With Print Disabilities\\ |
[[http://www.The distance between these hotels and the library is 2.5 milesaadl.org/node/362723|VIDEO On-Demand]]\\ |
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==== Airport Transportation ===={{ :karen_keninger_mid_north_conf_june_2017.pptx |PowerPoint: Library Services to People With Print Disabilities - Today and Tomorrow}}\\ |
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**Detroit Metro Airport (DTW)11:40 AM**is 25 miles from downtown Ann Arbor. The hotel does not offer shuttle service.: **Spark! Advocating for Libraries** Presented by **GAIL MADZIAR**, Executive Director, Michigan Library Association\\ |
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| **1:15 PM**: **NLS and Multi-State Center East Updates and Q & A** Presented by **VICKIE COLLINS**, Head of Network Services Section, NLSBPH, **PAMELA DAVENPORT**, Network Consultant, NLSBPH, and **JACKIE CONNER**, Vice President, Multi-State Center East, **JOE BALLARD**, Director, Multi-State Center West, **STEVE PRINE**, Assistant Chief, Network Division, NLSBPH, **RICHARD SMITH**, Chief, Network Division, NLSBPH\\ |
[[http://www.annarborairportshuttleaadl.netorg/index.htmlnode/362729|Ann Arbor Airport ShuttleVIDEO On-Demand]]** is a private shuttle service.\\ |
**[[http{{://myairridenls_and_msc_panel.com/jpg?100|The Airride]]** is Ann Arbor's public transit airport shuttle that offers service to NLS and from the downtown Blake Transit Center and DTW. The Blake Transit Center is located directly across the street from the libraryMSC Panel (left to right): Richard Smith, and 5 blocks from The Graduate Hotel. If on ThursdaySteve Prine, you will be going directly to the airport from the libraryJoe Ballard, this is an excellent option! Just bring your luggage with you when you come to the library that morning.Jackie Connor, Pamela Davenport, Vickie Collins}}\\ |
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Uber and private taxi services are also available at rates ranging from $40-$60 each way**2:15 PM**: **NLS Standards Revisions** Presented by **EURA SZUWALKSI**, Project Director.Enter the search "DTW to Ann Arbor transportation" for more options\\ |
| [[http://www.aadl.org/node/362727|VIDEO On-Demand]]\\ |
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==== Parking in Ann Arbor ===={{ :nls_revision_north-midlands_presentation_1_.pptx |PowerPoint: NLS Standards Revisions}}\\ |
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| The revision of the 2011 Standards and Guidelines of Service for the Library of Congress Network of Libraries for the Blind and Physically Handicapped is scheduled for completion in Fall 2017. There have been a number of significant changes in the operation of Network Libraries and in the development and use of new technologies. The revised draft represents a new approach to the Standards and Guidelines for Network Libraries.\\ |
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| **3 PM**: **Spark! [[https://aerbvi.org/|Association for Education and Rehabilitation of the Blind and Visually Impaired]]** Presented by **MARYBETH KULLEN**, Outreach Coordinator, Greater Detroit Agency for the Blind & Visually Impaired\\ |
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| **3:15 PM**: **NLS Tech Updates and Q & A** Presented by **NEIL BERNSTEIN**, Research and Development Officer, NLSBPH\\ |
[[http://rpsa2www.aadl.org/node/362726|VIDEO On-Demand]]\\ |
| {{ :nls_tech_update_midnorth_2017.pptx |PowerPoint: NLS Tech Updates}}\\ |
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| **4 PM**: **Regional Meetings**\\ |
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| **4:45 PM**: **Open Forum** with **KAREN KENINGER**, Director, NLSBPH\\ |
| [[http://www.aadl.org/node/362724|VIDEO On-Demand]]\\ |
| ==== Wednesday, June 7, 2017 ==== |
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| **8:30 AM**: **Every Child Ready to Read Braille and Large Print Edition** Presented by **CARRIE SCOTT BANKS**, Supervising Librarian, Inclusive Services, Brooklyn Public Library; ASCLA Board of Directors\\ |
| [[http://www.aadl.org/node/362731|VIDEO On-Deman]]\\ |
[[https://drive.google.com/Locationfile/d/0BxcQs6Bb1KckbVpjSWh3WmhFNk0/view|Google PowerPoint: Every Child Ready to Read Braille and Large Print Edition]]\\ |
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| Every child deserves the opportunity to learn to read. Help children who are blind and with low vision get ready for school. Early learners need options, including braille and large print. Their parents need information. It all starts @ your library.\\ |
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| **9:25 AM**: **Spark! Michigan's Demo Centers** Presented by **STEPHANIE WAMBAUGH**, Outreach & Youth Librarian, Braille & Talking Book Library, Lansing, MI\\ |
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| **9:30 AM**: **Braille & Early Literacy Panel** Moderated by **SUE CHINAULT**, Regional Librarian, Braille & Talking Book Library, Lansing, MI; panelists include **SHELLEY ROOSSIEN**, LBPH Librarian, Kent District Library LBPH, Wyoming, MI, **BRIANA ALBRIGHT**, Readers Advisor, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, LBPH, Pittsburgh, PA, **JILL ROTHSTEIN**, Chief Librarian, Andrew Heiskell Braille and Talking Book Library, New York, NY, **KIM CHARLSON**, Director, Perkins Braille & Talking Book Library, Watertown, MA\\ |
| [[http://www.aadl.org/node/362730|VIDEO On-Demand]]\\ |
| [[https://prezi.com/view/2UATzjw7aDLSvDOz7yZz/|Prezi Slides: Braille & Early Literacy Panel]]\\ |
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| Panelists will discuss early braille literacy programs, information resources, awareness kits, strategies, and assistive technology and braille display resources and programs.\\ |
| {{:brailleliteracypanel2.jpg?100|Braille & Early Literacy Panel: Sue Chinault, Shelley Roossien, Brianna Albright, Jill Rothstein, and Kim Charlson.}}\\ |
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**10:45 AM**: **Speed Networking With Discussion Starters** Two heads are better than one! The best tips come from your colleagues, so join this round robin to meet your fellow attendees and discuss issues, highlights, and tricks we're all thinking about -Rates- in 3 minutes each\\ |
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| Conversation starters: |
| * Summer Reading: Challenges? What works well? How do you run it? |
| * Best tip for dealing with complaints/challenging patrons |
| * What’s your role helping your institution with accessibility and inclusion? |
| * Do you make your own brochures or advertising? |
| * Outreach tips? |
| * Favorite Assistive Tech or accessible toy at the library (or that you want)? |
| * An adult book everyone should know about / you like to recommend to patrons? |
| * Favorite online reader advisory sites / sources for readalikes or book recommendations? |
| * Favorite sources / referrals / online reference for resources for people with disabilities? How is your staff kept up to date on these and where to find them? |
| * What’s a challenge you have with your host agency and how have you managed to deal with it? |
| * How do you promote staff picks or browsable lists or popular reads etc? Do you? |
| * A kid’s / teen book everyone should know about? |
| * What kinds of youth programming do you do? |
| * What kinds of adult programming do you do? |
| * What’s your citizen’s advisory group / friends group like? Any challenges or highlights? |
| * Do you know any tips or tech for reaching and serving patrons with Physical Disabilities? |
| * What do you do to advocate for BTBL’s importance in your system? (ie do you use stats or stories and how?) |
| * How are stats trending at your location and any thoughts on that? |
| * What's your favorite story of helping a patron or favorite patron comment? |
| * How do you train new staff? |
| * What's the biggest challenge, uncertainty, or question you have on the future of your services? |
| * If you had two years of all-expense-paid travel and education, what would you do? |
| * Why did you start working for libraries? |
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{{:2017mdspeednet1.jpg?100|Downtown Ann Arbor Parking Locations Long table with the following people (front to back) talking one-to-one across from each other: Carrie Banks with Leslie Heinzler, Neil Bernstein (caught smiling at the camera) with Michael Lang, Eric Hone with Karen Keninger (hard to see who this is exactly) and Kim Charlson, Chris Boynton with Annette Teows, Maggie Ansty with Michelle Wisniewski, can't make out the people at the end.}}{{:2017mdspeednet2.jpg?100|Long table with the following people (front to back) talking one-to-one across from each other: Mark Lee with Tim West, Mary Orth with Devon Evans, Steve Prine with Shelley Roossien, John Owens with Scott White, Joe Ballard with Vanessa Verdun-Morris, Faith Wormsbacher with (can't make out who), Chancey Fleet with (can't make out who).}}{{:2017speednet3.jpg?100|Long table with the following people (front to back) talking one-to-one across from each other: Abbey Rimel with Leslie Bowman, Linda Vincent with Laura Williams, Mary K. Davis with Kathleen Nuss, (can't make out who) with Stephanie Wambaugh, there are more, but can't make them out.}}{{:2017speednet4.jpg?100|Long table with the following people (front to back) talking one-to-one across from each other: Vickie Collins with Gordon Reddick, Sheila Miller with (can't make out who), Will Reed with Nancy VerBurg, there are more, but can't make them out.}}\\ |
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**11:45 AM**: **LUNCH**: Zingerman's Classic Bag Lunch provided onsite courtesy of **Keystone Library Automation Systems (KLAS)** and hosted by **MITAKE BURTS**, Vice President of Products & RatesTechnology\\ |
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| **1 PM**: **Iowa's 5 & Dime Approach: Using an ILS to Tear Down Walls and Build Accessibility** Presented by **SARAH WILLEFORD**, Library Director, Iowa LBPH, **TIM WEST**, Digital Recording Specialist/Studio Manager, Iowa LBPH, **LESLIE HEINZLER**, Special Services Librarian, Iowa LBPH\\ |
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| **VIDEO On-Demand Note:** Due to privacy concerns, this video is not being posted publicly, but it is available to NLS network library staff. If you are a staff member of a NLS network library and would like to view and/or listen to this presentation, please email [[wlbpd@aadl.org]] and we'll send you a link.\\ |
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| **1:55 PM**: **Spark! National Federation of the Blind** Presented by **SCOTT WHITE**, Director of NFB-NEWSLINE® at the National Federation of the Blind\\ |
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| **2 PM**: **Small Groups With Discussion Starters** Choose the discussions that interest you most and join your peers for 3 rounds of 15-minute discussions on the great path ahead. Topics will include: |
| - Hindenburg and the Audio Studio\\ |
| - ILS Nitty-Gritty: Patron-Centered Cartridge Options, Subject Cataloging, and Ratings |
| - Working Well With Others: Bookshare, Newsline, and Other Complimentary Services |
| - Assistive Technology Coaching: Best Practices, Favorite Tools, and Apps for Independence |
| - Youth Services |
| - Adult Programming: Innovations and Hits ({{ :midlandsadultprogrammingnotes.docx |click here for notes}}) |
| - In and Out: Outreach Campaigns (Including People With Physical Disabilities and Reading Disabilities) |
| - Advocating for Accessibility and Inclusion in the Larger Library Community and World |
| {{:2017smallgroup1.jpg?100|Image of Secret Lab with four small groups talking. Closest table includes: Sarah Roe, Carrie Banks, Joe Ballard, Will Reed, Jill Rothstein, and Annette Toews. Can't make out people around other three tables.}}{{:2017smallgroup2.jpg?100|Image of Secret Lab with four small groups talking. Closest table includes: John Owen, Tracy Grimm, Katie Monkiewicz, Michelle Wisniewski, Pat Schotzbarger, and Chancey Fleet. Neil Bernstein is seen preparing for the next session. Back table to left includes: Beth Manuel, Barbara Shipman, Shelley Roossien, Faith Wormsbacher, Sue Chinault (standing), David Smith, Paula Smith, Stephanie Wambaugh, and Sheila Miller. Back table to right includes: Richard Smith, Ira Lax, Devon Evans, Eric Hone, and Vickie Vogt.}}{{:2017smallgroup4.jpg?100|Close up image of table including: Beth Manuel, Barbara Shipman, Shelley Roossien, Faith Wormsbacher, Sue Chinault (standing), David Smith, Paula Smith, Stephanie Wambaugh, and Sheila Miller.}}{{:2017smallgroup5.jpg?100|Image of Multi-Purpose Room with four small groups talking. Closest table includes: Mark Lee, Donna Calvert, Jasmyne Lewis-Combs, Karen Keninger, Steve Prine, Kim Charlson, Scott White, Vanessa Verdun-Morris, and Tammy Albee.}}\\ |
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| **3:15 PM**: **Tech Talk & Maker Spaces: Hands-On Demos & Free-From Discussion** Multiple stations will be set-up for hands on demos and Q & A. **Swell Form Machine** presented by **ERIC HONE**, Service Integration Lead, LBPH, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. **Arduino** and **3doodlers**, presented by **CHANCEY FLEET**, Assistive Technology Coordinator, and **JILL ROTHSTEIN**, Chief Librarian, Andrew Heiskell BTBL, New York, NY. **3D Printing** presented by **STEVE TEERI**, Library Technician IT/Secret Lab, Ann Arbor District Library. **NEIL BERNSTEIN**, Research and Development Officer, NLSBPH.\\ |
| {{:tiny_tote.jpg?100|Image of a laptop open showing 3D printing software application in action next to a small 3D printer actively printing a tiny tote days prior to the conference.}}{{:tiny_totes.jpg?100|Close up image of two 3D printed tiny totes with Secret Lab logo inset (blue tote with white handle on left, green tote with white handle on right).}}{{:tote_to_tote.jpg?100|Image of two tiny totes (blue tote with white handle on left, green tote with white handle on right) in front of a WLBPD@AADL black and white normal sized tote bag (for scale).}}{{:techtaklbernstein.jpg?100|Neil Bernstein's "station"(from right to left): Orbit Reader 20, HumanWare Victor Reader Stream, 2nd generation, HIMS Blaze EZ, PlexTalk Pocket, Remote for Dolphin Guide Reader Pod (he Pod is the small black box with a blue light on the back table, and its display is on the monitor), APH BookPort DT, Amazon Echo, BARD Express (on laptop).}}{{:swellformlakemi.jpg?100|Eric Hone's Swell Form "station": Lue Moran (left) holding up a swell form image of Lake Michigan, next to Eric Hone (right).}}{{:swellform1.jpg?100|Eric Hone's Swell Form "station" (left to right): Richard Smith, Chris Boynton, and Eric Hone)}}{{:swellform2.jpg?100|Eric Hone's Swell Form "station": Terry Soave (on left) feeding a sheet of swell form paper into the machine with Eric Hone (on right)}}{{:swellform4.jpg?100|Eric Hone's Swell Form "station": crowd gathered around station.}} |
==== PreThursday, June 8, 2017, 8 AM - Conference Tour 12:30 PM ==== |
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| **8:30 AM**: **User Group Meetings**\\ |
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| **9:45 AM**: **Staff Training on Disability Awareness, Etiquette, and Accessibility, A Panel Presentation** Facilitated by **SUE CHINAULT**, Regional Librarian, Braille & Talking Book Library, Lansing, MI. Panel members **JILL ROTHSTEIN**, Chief Librarian, Andrew Heiskell Braille and Talking Book Library, New York, NY, **SCOTT NORRIS**, Adaptive Tech Librarian, Braille & Talking Book Library, Lansing, MI, **DEVON EVANS**, Patron Services Manager, Carnegie Library for the Blind & Physically Handicapped, Pittsburgh, PA, and **MARK SACHON**, Recording Studio & Volunteer Services Coordinator, Carnegie Library for the Blind & Physically Handicapped, Pittsburgh, PA\\ |
| [[http://www.aadl.org/node/362734|VIDEO On-Demand]]\\ |
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| [[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1AUwM_st3ec3f_xCdLNT5INid36br64uWPmLFb52-WyA/edit#slide=id.g1b16b2b9aa_0_68|Google Slides: Staff Training on Disability Awareness, Etiquette, and Accessibility]]\\ |
| {{ :stafftrainingpanel.pptx |PowerPoint: Staff Training on Disability Awareness, Etiquette, and Accessibility}}\\ |
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| {{:2017stafftraining.jpg?100|Close up of Staff Training Panel (left to right): Scott Norris, Jill Rothstein, Devon Evans, and Mark Sachon.}} |
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| Panel members will share their experiences in training library staff of the needs and expectations of patrons who have a disability. Will answer the questions: Why provide the training?, What challenges were encountered?, What outcomes were achieved?, and What resources were used?\\ |
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**MONDAY, JUNE 510:__tour bus will depart the Graduate Ann Arbor promptly at 345 AM**: 00 PM__**Energize Your Recording Volunteers: Tips for Producing MAGAZINES in the Digital Talking-Book Format** Presented by **CHRIS MUNDY**, Quality Assurance Specialist, Multi-State Center East\\ |
| [[http://www.aadl.org/node/362733|VIDEO On-Demand]]\\ |
| {{ :energizevolunteerswmagazines.docx |Outline provided by Chris Mundy: "Energize Your Recording Volunteers: Tips for Producing Magazines in the Digital Talking-Book Format"}}\\ |
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**BSBP Braille and Talking Book Library, Michigan Regional MI1A**{{:chris_mundy.jpg?100|Chris Mundy gesturing while giving his presentation from the podium.}}\\ |
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Tour will run from 4**11:30 PM- 6**: 30 PM.\\ |
Tour bus will depart BTBL promptly at 6:45 PM to return to the Graduate Ann Arbor at approximately 8:00 PM.**Closing Remarks**\\ |
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==== Questions about the conference? Remote Access ==== |
| {{:livestream1.jpg?100|"The Matts": AADL staff member #1 Matt G. sitting in front of several monitors in the video control room keeping things running smoothly.}}{{:live_stream3.jpg?100|Live Stream controls panel.}}{{:live_stream2.jpg?100|Live Stream screenshot of YouTube page showing the number of people logged on remotely as 13.}}\\ |
| The live feed is being edited and marked up and will be made available for viewing on YouTube channel "AADLdotORG. We will notify you when it's available.\\ |
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Email: If you accessed the live feed during the conference and haven't already done so, please let us know by emailing [[a2-2017wlbpd@aadl.org]]\\ |
Phone: (888) 460-0680.\\ |
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| ==== Planning Committee ==== |
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| Mark Lee (PA2A), Northern\\ |
| Devon Evans (PA2A), Northern\\ |
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==== Local Culture ==== |
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**AADL to** [[http://www.zingermansdeli.com/|Zingerman's Deli]] / [[http://kerrytown.com/|Kerrytown Market & Shops]] / [[http://www.a2gov.org/departments/Parks-Recreation/parks-places/farmers-market/Pages/default.aspx|Ann Arbor Farmer's Market]] (Wednesday is Farmer's Market Day, 7am-3pm): .5 miles\\ |
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**AADL to Main St.:** 2 blocks\\ |
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**Downtown Culture...more to come!**\\ |
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