Children's Library Programming in the Virtual World - Webinar (11/13/20)

Even when this pandemic ends, experts predict that virtual programming will still be in demand by busy parents and homebound kids. In this highly interactive workshop, participants will

• explore best practices for virtual programming,
• learn effective techniques for sharing picturebooks and stories,
• investigate useful apps and online tools,
• discover multiple options for delivering virtual craft programs, and
• develop confidence in their ability to meet patron needs in this new virtual world!  

Virtual Trainer: Sherry Norfolk

Sherry Norfolk is an award-winning storyteller, author and teaching artist, performing and leading residencies and professional development workshops nationally and in SE Asia.

She was a children’s librarian for 9 years with Miami-Dade Public Library System, and Youth Services Coordinator with DeKalb County (Georgia) Public Library for 8 years, receiving awards from the Urban Libraries Council, the National Association of Counties, American Library Association, and Florida Library Association for developing and implementing innovative and creative library services. 

A popular workshop leader, Sherry has led SRP training for Kentucky State Library, Oklahoma State Library, Kansas regional library systems, Missouri State Library, Utah State Library, Louisiana State Library, Georgia Public Library Services, Arkansas State Library and Florida State Library, as well as countless professional development workshops for libraries across the country, including Hawaii and Alaska.

This is an online class. Access information will be emailed one week ahead.

Cost: NEFLIN classes are free of charge for Florida library staff. Registration is required for all classes and NEFLIN members get priority.