[OPLINLIST] NEO-RLS News: Emerging Tech Live, Letters of Intent, Salary Survey, From OPLIN & State Library

Melissa Lattanzi lattanzm at neo-rls.org
Mon Sep 27 15:31:13 EDT 2021


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NEO-RLS News-September 27, 2021
Here is What Our Members are Saying
" Just wanted to drop a note to say that I really​ enjoyed this webinar on design thinking by Julia Maddox.  I am going to have my staff (myself included) work through the prompt:  How might we design the ideal work day? "
Don't Miss It Live!
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A Note from the Executive Director
[http://neo-rls.org/photos/77535_07122021102302.jpg]Last week was one of those weeks - the kind where you think it can’t get much worse than the toilet overflowing all over the only restroom in the office – but it can and did!  In the midst of everything going on and things going wrong, I was doing a bit of research and happened upon a quiz from the Oxford University Press called, “ Which library matches your personality <https://mms.neo-rls.org/ct.php?lid=52988043&nr=5834112405> ?”  Needing a bit of whimsy and a moment to put everything into perspective, I decided to spend a minute taking the quiz.  It’s a super short quiz (7 multiple choice questions) and it links you up with libraries all over the world.  My quiz resulted in a match with the Stuttgart (Germany) City Library.  The person at OUP who put out the information was matched up to The New York Public Library.  If you need a bit of fun to start your week, take a minute to see what library you match up with.  Together we are maximizing library potential.  Thanks and have a wonderful week!

Betsy Lantz
CE to Print and Share
Don't forget about CE @ a Glance<https://mms.neo-rls.org/ct.php?lid=52937941&nr=5834112405> .  A simple one-page flyer to share with your staff.
Upcoming Programs
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Bargaining Basics and Best Practices<https://mms.neo-rls.org/ct.php?lid=52959937&nr=5834112405>
10/19/2021
Disability 301: Recruiting a Person with a Disability: Do’s and Don’t’s <https://mms.neo-rls.org/ct.php?lid=52989265&nr=5834112405>
10/21/2021
Policing In Libraries and the Fog of Implicit Bias <https://mms.neo-rls.org/ct.php?lid=52990487&nr=5834112405>
10/26/2021
Fundraising 101: Attracting, Engaging and Retaining Donors <https://mms.neo-rls.org/ct.php?lid=52947717&nr=5834112405>
10/27/2021
ALICE Training: Active Shooter Response<https://mms.neo-rls.org/ct.php?lid=52991709&nr=5834112405>
10/27/2021
Directors Virtual Networking Meeting<https://mms.neo-rls.org/ct.php?lid=52992931&nr=5834112405>
10/28/2021
Put on the Polish: Use Editing Software to Level-Up Your Videos <https://mms.neo-rls.org/ct.php?lid=52994153&nr=5834112405>
10/28/2021
Book Discussion Networking Meeting<https://mms.neo-rls.org/ct.php?lid=52995375&nr=5834112405>
10/29/2021
Human Resource and Fiscal Officer Virtual Networking Meeting <https://mms.neo-rls.org/ct.php?lid=52996597&nr=5834112405>
11/3/2021
Professional Office Etiquette Basics<https://mms.neo-rls.org/ct.php?lid=52997819&nr=5834112405>
NEO-RLS Announcements
LOOK FOR YOUR NEO-RLS 2022-2023 LETTER OF INTENT IN OCTOBER
It’s almost October and that means we will be sending out our 2022-2023 (July 1, 2022 – June 30, 2023) Letters of Intent.  You should receive them via email between October 1st and 5th.   This year we have created a fillable form for your convenience.  Our fiscal year runs from July-June and as a result, we begin planning our budget in January.  We ask for your assistance with this by returning your Letter of Intent prior to December 31, 2021.  Your membership is important to us and to the libraries in our region.  Without you, we are unable to provide a robust schedule of continuing education opportunities and other services.  With you, we are maximizing library potential!  Thank you!
WHAT INFORMATION CAN I GET FROM THE STATEWIDE SALARY SURVEY AND CODA?
The survey reports salary information for approximately 97 job titles with 162 libraries participating.  Using CODA, the online reporting tool, you can search for data using a variety of “cuts.”  Want to look at the data from the participating libraries in your region (NEO-RLS, NORWELD, SERLS, or SWON)?  You can do that!  Want to look at the data from all of the participating libraries in your revenue band?  You can do that!  Want to look at your library compared to a specific participating library?  You can do that too!  CODA allows a high degree of flexibility for leveraging the data. Please contact Betsy Lantz<https://mms.neo-rls.org/ct.php?lid=52946495&nr=5834112405> or Debbie Blair <https://mms.neo-rls.org/ct.php?lid=52999041&nr=5834112405> if you have questions or would like to purchase the salary survey.
Register Today

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Where is the Jobline?
Check out the job postings at the new  Jobline location on the website <https://mms.neo-rls.org/ct.php?lid=52934275&nr=5834112405> under Services.
Meet Vendor Discount Program Member, OrangeBoy
[http://neo-rls.org/photos/savannah.png]OrangeBoy, Inc., based in Columbus, OH, has worked with libraries for more than 25 years and is pleased to offer Savannah, our community engagement platform at special pricing for NEO Members.
Savannah <https://mms.neo-rls.org/ct.php?lid=53001485&nr=5834112405> provides libraries a way to understand and engage its community using targeted communication techniques and market trends.  Serving as many distinct software products in one—a data warehouse, a proprietary customer segmentation tool, performance dashboard, a customer communication engine with feedback tools, a powerful data mining and analytics feature, and GIS mapping capabilities - no other product offering in the library industry links these functionalities together in one integrated and searchable tool.

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From the State Library
Applications for the Association for Library Service to Children (ALSC) Mentoring Program <https://mms.neo-rls.org/ct.php?lid=53005151&nr=5834112405> have opened. This program connects children’s services professionals together for approximately 10 months to help them build peer-taught skills, make connections, and increase familiarity with ALSC’s Core Competencies. The program is supported by ALSC’s Managing Children’s Services Committee, the ALSC Membership Committee, and staff.
Crane Center’s 8th Annual Symposium on Children<https://mms.neo-rls.org/ct.php?lid=53006373&nr=5834112405>
Friday, October 8,
Noon – 3:00 pm
The Crane Center for Early Childhood Research and Policy at the Ohio State University invites you to its 2021 Symposium on Children, with the theme “Challenging Ourselves: Rethinking Family Engagement.”  This FREE half-day online event takes place Friday, October 8 from Noon to 3:00 pm.
The Collaborative Summer Library Program (CSLP) is pleased to announce its 2022 program with the all-ages theme of Oceans of Possibilities , featuring artwork by Sophie Blackall.

This year, each Ohio public library is receiving the CSLP manual online as part of the statewide purchase of CSLP manuals. Your library’s access code and instructions are on the attached note.

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Police Presence?
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From OPLIN
The American Library Association is seeking information about the library experience with the FCC's Emergency Connectivity Fund program. If your library applied for ECF funding, strongly considered applying but did not apply, or is considering applying in the second application window (September 28- October 13) please fill out this short survey  docs.google.com/forms/d/e/... <https://mms.neo-rls.org/ct.php?lid=53003929&nr=5834112405> . Responses are anonymous and it should take less than 10 minutes to fill it out. ALA will use the aggregated data in their advocacy efforts with the FCC to seek improvements to the ECF program.
Please take a few minutes and fill out the survey.  Deadline for responding is Wednesday, October 6.

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