Practical Project Management - Webinar (02/03/22)

Have you ever wondered if you can make more time in a day?
Or use your time more wisely?
What about having more efficient meetings?
How to say No without saying No?
How about not scrambling to find documentation for statistics, annual reports, etc.?

In this 2 hour session, we'll cover the basics of project management and how they can be applied to library work -- from managing your daily work to large organizational projects such as building renovations, new services, ILS migration, and data projects.

You'll gain new insights into the pressure points of a project, how to communicate and advocate more effectively to administration and key stakeholders, (free!) tools to help keep everyone (including yourself!) on board and on track, and tips for organizing your day and work to facilitate smoother workflows. Plus, you might just gain a few extra minutes every day!

Virtual Trainer: Robin Fay

Robin Fay is a metadata and cataloger expert trainer. With over 15 years’ cataloging and metadata experience including for the Library of Congress, University of Georgia Libraries, University System of Georgia Documentation Group, Orbis Cascade Alliance, among others, Robin combines real life experience with a warm and enthusiastic training style. Robin is a sought after speaker and trainer, having trained staff at all levels in public and academic libraries, in addition to archives and special collections.

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.