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    The Library Pros – A Librarian and a Library Information Technologist discussing libraries, technology and anything else that makes us smile!

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    Episode 38A Turbitt N Duck Meet The Library Pros Part 1 Apr 11, 2018
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    Ok, this is part 1 of our cross over episode in podcasting and continents. For those who listen to The Library Pros or follow us on social media, we have been talking about the library podcast Turbitt N Duck for quite some time. We reached out, and they reached back and we did an episode together. Amy Walduck is an Outreach Librarian at City of Gold Coast Library in Gold Coast, Queensland and Sally Turbitt is a Librarian and State Manager for New South Wales of the Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA). On top of laughing A LOT, we talked about professional development, helping patrons with their technology, patron engagement, comfy places to sit and read the paper, open spaces at libraries, robotic materials retrieval, what a “fortnight” means, Ellen Druda’s value rising and TWITTA (Twitter for non Australians!!). Part II is our 032 List!

    turbitnduck.com Twitter:@TurbittNDuck Facebook: TurbittnDuck

    Amy Walduck: Twitter: @amywalduck Facebook: Amy Walduck

    Sally Turbitt: Twitter: @sallyturbitt Facebook: Sally Turbitt


    Episode 38 – Monica Dombrowski & Gails Toolkit Mar 30, 2018
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    Monica Dombrowski joined the podcast via FaceTime from Elgin Illinois. Monica is the Director of Digital Services at the Gail Borden Public Library District. Monica talks about her pre-library experience, finding that dream job and Gail’s Toolkit, which is a wonderful resource for library professionals to find program materials and lesson plans. The content in the Toolkit can be downloaded for free and content is donated by library professionals from all of the country. So take a listen with Monica!

    https://www.gailstoolkit.com/

    https://training.digitallearn.org/

    www.gailborden.info

    Monica’s Linkedin

    Monica’s Twitter


    Episode 37 – An Evening with Herb Biblo of LILRC Mar 16, 2018
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    This episode’s guest is truly special. Newly retired Director of the Long Island Library Resources Council, Herbert Biblo has been a tireless advocate for libraries his entire professional career. Anyone on Long Island NY knows of Herb’s contribution to libraries across New York State. If you know Herb’s work, then you only know half the story. Brooklyn born, World War II veteran, studied in Chicago and finally landing here on Long Island, Herb tells his story as only Herb can. With help from his long time friend, cohort and tireless library advocate Art Friedman, Art tells the story of his life. Joining us once again is Chris Kretz, podcaster, librarian and LILRC Board member. So sit back and enjoy this amazing story from a truly amazing man and advocate for libraries. Mark Navins from LILRC also created a video of the experience. If you’d like to watch it, the video is embedded here:

    https://youtu.be/cxxY-Fxe2HU


    Episode 36 Adelphi University’s Swirbul Library Mar 02, 2018
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    TLP took the show on the road to Garden City, New York. We visited the Swirbul Library at Adelphi University. We sat and spoke with Dean of University Libraries Brian Lym, Digital Learning and Instruction Librarian Sally Stieglitz, Outreach and Promotion LibrarianTatiana Bryant and Associate Dean Of Libraries, Digital Initiatives & Automated Services, Ken Herold. We talk to the group about the history of Swirbul along with all the new, exciting and progressive technologies and outreach the staff at the library are enacting!


    Episode 35 Talking NYLA with Tim Burke & Jeremy Johannesen Feb 17, 2018
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    The New York Library Association’s President Tim Burke (who is also Executive Director of Upper Hudson Library System) and Jeremy Johannesen, NYLA’s Executive Director visited Chris at the Sachem Public Library. Tim and Jeremy discuss all there is to know about libraries in New York State, how NYLA serves libraries around the state and the challenges of helping support all libraries in New York State.


    Épisode 34 Plainview Old Bethpage Library Jan 20, 2018
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    This installment takes TLP to The Plainview Old Bethpage Library and spoke to Doug McAuliffe the Information Technology Pro and Megan Murphy, POB’s Local History LIbrarian. We spoke about the library and the project they have undertaken digitizing and archiving VHS and audio cassettes. And yes, we talked about copyright issues. We even have the document that they use to get permission to replicate and make available for the public!

    Copyright Permissions Letter-General


    Episode 33 – Kate Byrne, Alyson Dalby, and Clare McKenzie International Librarian Network Jan 05, 2018
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    This is a very special episode. Bob and Chris spoke with Kate Byrne, Alyson Dalby and Clare McKenzie were named Library Journal Movers and Shakers in 2016 for their work founding the International Librarian Network. Join us to listen to this amazing group of librarians who are all Australian Nationals. Although they are now spread through the world (Kate being in London, UK, Alyson being in Copenhagen Denmark and Clare in Wollongong NSW, Australia), they all appeared together via Google Hangouts. So take a listen to how this amazing group set up and collaborated with librarians from all over the world.

    interlibnet.org

    Kate Byrne Clare McKenzie Alyson Dalby

    @ccmcknz @alysondalby @katecbyrne


    Episode 32 – Long Island Library Resources Council 26th Annual Conference Dec 16, 2017
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    Chris and Bob took the TLP on the road for a special episode. TLP appeared at the Long Island Resources Council (LILRC) Annual Conference. We had a number of guests talking about libraries and the future. There were some great discussions! We hope to do this every year at their conference!! The guests include:

    Arthur Friedman, Reference Librarian at Nassau Community College

    Eric Cohen Coordinator of Technology and Media from John Jermain Memorial Library

    Frank McKenna, Director of the Seaford Library

    Mark Navins from LILRC

    Danielle Minard from the Longwood Public Library

    Emily Drabinski, Coordinator of Library instruction at LIU Post Brooklyn

    David fabulosa Director of Curatorial Affairs at the Tenement Museum in Lower Manhattan

    Carl Vitovich, Administrative Coordinator of Eastern Suffolk BOCES Library System

    Ellen Druda, Head of Digital Services at the Half Hollow Hills Community Library and co-host of “In the Stacks” podcast www.inthestackspodcast.wordpress.org

    Charlene Muhr, Assistant Library Director of the Half Hollow Hills Community Library and co-host of “In the Stacks” podcast www.inthestackspodcast.wordpress.org

    Brian Lym, Dean of University Libraries at Adelphi University

    Sally Steiglitz, Librarian and Professor at Adelphi University

    Chris Kretz, Librarian at Stony Brook University and co-host of “Long Island History Project” podcast longislandhistoryproject.org


    Episode 31 – Braydon Moreno Robo3d Democratizing Craftmanship Dec 02, 2017
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    Braydon Moreno co-founder of Robo3d.com, joined the podcast to talk about 3D printing, entrepreneurship, and why 3D printing and coding is becoming an essential element to libraries. We discuss how libraries are transforming into community centers, promoting technology to empower users to create and develop in the digital world with librarians as their ambassadors. Braydon also discussed how 3D printers are becoming “all in one” devices with the integration of slicing software and on board storage and the concept of democratizing craftsmanship and fostering entrepreneurship vs. pushing away people using the library to develop their business.

    www.robo3d.com

    Robo3d’s Twitter

    Robo3D’s Instagram

    Robo3D’s Linkedin

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/braydonmoreno/

    Braydon’s Twitter

    Article about Robo3d in 3D Printing Industry

    Braydon and his partner were featured in Forbes Magazine!


    Episode 30 – The Un-Episode Nov 18, 2017
    Show notes

    Well it happened. Chris and Bob plunked down the mics and started talking. We talked library geek stuff. So if you have liked our episodes before, don’t hold this one against us!

    Ellen Druda $5.00!!!


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