Registration is now open for the 8th annual Wild Wisconsin Winter Web Conference on Wed & Thu Jan. 22 and 23, 2020.
Topics include Making the Most of the Space You Have; Help Your Patrons Cut the Cable Cord; Programming With Purpose; Social Media Trends 2020; Managing a Multigenerational Library Staff; and Displays On a Dime.
There are 14 sessions in 4 tracks — small & mighty, tech trends, adult services, and library management — plus opening and closing sessions.
Upcoming Events
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Nov 30, 10:00am
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Jan 25, 9:00am
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Jan 26, 9:00am
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Apr 26 (All day)
What's New for Member Libraries
Posted by Joy Schwarz
Winnefox Library System
Tuesday, December 3, 2019 - 8:56am
What's New in WALS
Posted by Karla Smith
Winnefox Library System
Monday, October 31, 2022 - 8:40am
Salutations!
Today’s Topic: Wait! Don't buy that--get it from your library, Pt. II; or Return of the Library Extension!
Last week we looked at the Google Knowledge Graph and the Get Book option. What if Google doesn't work for the desired title and the patron thinks they want to buy it? Maybe they skip Google and go directly to Amazon? Or maybe they are looking in GoodReads for what to read next.... Read More...
What's New in General
Posted by Joy Schwarz
Winnefox Library System
Friday, March 10, 2017 - 3:57pm
This is a great chance to get bargains on new and gently-used children's and young adult books, including series and trade non-fiction, picture books, and fiction for children and teens.
$4 hardcover picture books and non‐fiction ($3 Friends members)
$2 paperbacks ($1 Friends members)
$2 hardcover fiction and board books (everyone)
Location: Teacher Education Building, Room 401 (CCBC Conference Room), 225 N. Mills St. on the UW-Madison Campus (map and parking information)
8 - 9am — Friends members only (anyone can join at door)
9am - 1pm — All are welcome
Noon ‐ 1pm — All newer (c2012 and later) books $1
Payment: cash, check, or institutional purchase order (please bring tax exempt number)
All proceeds benefit the Friends of the CCBC, Inc., which supports the work of the Cooperative Children’s Book Center and publishes CCBC Choices.
