
Programming for Adults: A Guide for Small and Medium Sized Libraries
Author(s): Raymond Ranier (Author)
- Publisher: Scarecrow Press (UK)
- Publication Date: 13 Oct. 2005
- Language: English
- Print length: 272 pages
- ISBN-10: 0810851555
- ISBN-13: 9780810851559
Book Description
Unlike its predecessors that leave ideas for public programming to the imagination,
Programming for Adults lists ideas, names names, and massages the already fertile librarian imagination to the challenge and creativity inherent in adult programming. Legal issues are discussed, possible pitfalls are flagged, and evaluative follow-ups are suggested. The advice put forth in this book can help you put on your show to the satisfaction of your boss and, more importantly, to the accolades of your public.Editorial Reviews
Review
This book will be invaluable as more librarians find themselves involved in adult programming. This work is highly recommended for all professional collections.
This is a key manual to have on hand. It is very useful. Published On: 2007-02-01
This resource for library professionals at small- and medium-sized facilities provides practical suggestions for creating popular programming for adults. Coverage includes such topics as bringing speakers to the library, developing educational programs, and hosting book discussion groups. Ranier also suggests some ways of marketing library programming. Ranier is an adult services librarian at Peabody Public Library in Columbia City, Indiana.
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