This is the first book to provide practical guidance for library staff on virtual storytime planning and production. It includes case studies, tips, and resources.
This is the first book to provide practical guidance for library staff on virtual storytime planning and production. It includes case studies, tips, and resources.
Preface Chapter 1: Choosing A Virtual Format Identifying audiences and developing goals Synchronous versus asynchronous storytimes Exploration of virtual formats Chapter 2: Technological Considerations Hardware requirements and recommendations for library staff and patrons Accessibility best practices Web conferencing software features Image, presentation, and video software features File storage and organization Chapter 3: Legal Issues Privacy Laws Storytime and Fair Use Public domain and original content Creative Commons and attribution Copyright and permissions Avoiding issues with copyright algorithms Chapter 4: Planning and Preparation Planning: Now With More Technology Production quality tips Planning interactive virtual storytimes Book and media selection Preparing outlines and scripts Chapter 5: Showtime Strategies for common challenges Best practices during synchronous storytimes Best practices for recording Finishing touches in editing Chapter 6: Engaging Staff Key competencies for virtual storytime staff Screen time and media mentorship Training for virtual storytime Avoiding and addressing staff burnout Chapter 7: Outreach and Promotion Creating meaningful partnerships The marketing funnel Digital marketing best practices Social media engagement methods Appendix A: Software and Websites for Content Creators Appendix B: Case Study: Read With Us TV Series Appendix C: Case Study: Daniel Tiger Storytime on Facebook Live Appendix D: Sample Outline, Script, and Reflection
Preface Chapter 1: Choosing A Virtual Format Identifying audiences and developing goals Synchronous versus asynchronous storytimes Exploration of virtual formats Chapter 2: Technological Considerations Hardware requirements and recommendations for library staff and patrons Accessibility best practices Web conferencing software features Image, presentation, and video software features File storage and organization Chapter 3: Legal Issues Privacy Laws Storytime and Fair Use Public domain and original content Creative Commons and attribution Copyright and permissions Avoiding issues with copyright algorithms Chapter 4: Planning and Preparation Planning: Now With More Technology Production quality tips Planning interactive virtual storytimes Book and media selection Preparing outlines and scripts Chapter 5: Showtime Strategies for common challenges Best practices during synchronous storytimes Best practices for recording Finishing touches in editing Chapter 6: Engaging Staff Key competencies for virtual storytime staff Screen time and media mentorship Training for virtual storytime Avoiding and addressing staff burnout Chapter 7: Outreach and Promotion Creating meaningful partnerships The marketing funnel Digital marketing best practices Social media engagement methods Appendix A: Software and Websites for Content Creators Appendix B: Case Study: Read With Us TV Series Appendix C: Case Study: Daniel Tiger Storytime on Facebook Live Appendix D: Sample Outline, Script, and Reflection
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