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ShaBree Henry of the Paterson Public Library offers guidance on how to build a dynamic interaction with AI.

Eli Cardona and Kristin Blumberg (PALS Plus) hosted a pop-up workshop on the self-paced training videos for circulation and cataloging through the Mentor website. Attendees were shown how to log in and access the videos. They were also shown how to retrieve course documents, print out a completion certificate, and view training hours.

Mary Martin of the Wanaque Public Library offers an introduction to AI to those who are curious about how artificial intelligence works and its limitations.

This is a pop-up workshop on our newly revamped Enterprise online catalog. Members of the Enterprise Task force are showing the new changes and additions as well as some searching strategies.

Cindy Corbett of the Verona Public Library and Kristin Blumberg of PALS Plus presented a workshop that demonstrated the various ways to search for records in WorkFlows then linking that item to the record.

Heather Caldwell of the Ringwood Public Library and Pat Joyce of the Woodland Park Public Library show how to download your MARC records from Baker & Taylor then upload them into WorkFlows.

Emma Keeling of hoopla/Midwest Tape introduces the new Reference Desk support for library staff.

Pop-up Workshop explaining the use of |z when linking items to serial records.

In this Pop-up Workshop, we will be discussing how to can create a brief item record in WorkFlows when the item you are linking does not have a record in our system.

Heather Manley-Caldwell of the Ringwood Public Library and Mary Martin of the Wanaque Public Library taught some basic troubleshooting techniques and tips for assisting patrons with Libby or hoopla on their smartphones or tablets.

Sofia Comas-Phillips, Deputy Director of the Passaic County One Stop Career Center, introduced attendess on some of the programs and resources the Passaic County One Stop Career Center provides for job seekers, including Metrix Learning, an online tool that all job seekers can use to gain and improve necessary job skills. Sofia also demonstratned on how library staff can help a patron register ...

Thinking about adding non-traditional items to your collection such as tools, appliances, party supplies, musical instruments, or tech equipment? Brian Sedita from the Borough of Totowa Public Library shared Totowa's experience creating a "Library of Things", the impetus for the offering, challenges, cataloging, and marketing the collection to the community to ensure circulation.

Kristin Blumberg of PALS Plus and Pat Joyce of the Woodland Park Library present a workshop on a Linking Map. A linking map is a map or chart that each library should have for their Technical Services staff. It is basically a chart that shows that various Item Types that your library may use, what Home Locations they belong in, and which Item Cat should be used with that item. It is specific to...

Dana Catapano of NJ211 presented on how to navigate the NJ211.org website and access the most up-to-date information on the resources and services available to New Jersey residents. NJ211 is a great first step if you’re trying to refer your library patrons to an agency or organization that can help them with their issues.

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Animal Clinic - June 23, 2021 - PALS Plus Pop up Workshops