Creating the Future: Looking Beyond the 2020 Vision Library Services in New York State

1. Friday, November 10, 2017 4:15 pm – 5:15 pm Meeting Room 2A Saratoga City Center Creating the Future: Looking Beyond the 2020 VisionLibrary Services in New York State

2. Panel Members • Dr. Colleen Sadowski, Chair, Regents Advisory Council on Libraries • Bernard A. Margolis, Assistant Commissioner for Libraries and New York State Librarian • Dr. Barbara K. Stripling, NYLA President • Sheryl Knab, Empire State Library Network (ESLN) • Lauren Moore, Public Library System Directors Organization (PULISDO) • Dr. Jennifer Cannell, School Library Systems Association, Inc. (SLSA) • Timothy Gavin, Library Trustees Association of New York State (LTA) • Jean Currie, Library Trustees Association of New York State (LTA) • Mary Jean Jakubowski, Member, Regents Advisory Council on Libraries

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6. Barbara Stripling Senior Associate Dean, Associate Professor of Practice School of Information Studies, Syracuse University • President, American Library Association, 2013-2014 • President, New York Library Association, 2016-2017 • bstripli@syr.edu

7. Overall Theme: Leadership

8. Overall Theme: Leadership (continued)

9. Overall Theme: Leadership

10. Sheryl Knab • Executive Director, Western New York Library Resource Council • Chair, Empire State Library Network • sknab@wnylrc.org

11. Planning for 2030:A Multi-type Library System Perspective

12. Systems & their members have a role in……

13. Open Educational Resources Not just for academic libraries • Invest in the infrastructure - housing, preservation, access, and delivery • Support content creation • Open textbooks • Test banks • Alternative learning materials • Supplemental resources • Facilitate use and promotion • Understand it isn’t just for academic libraries but could impact school districts and public libraries

14. Digital Humanities Enhancing academic research • Support academic digital pedagogy and scholarly communication • Invest in the infrastructure to support institutional repositories, digital curation and preservation, data management, statistical analysis • Facilitate connections to the local community data

15. Digital History Institutional and personal • Help our libraries and organizations preserve their digital footprint • Help our users preserve their own digital history

16. Community Open Data Agency, demographic, safety, education… • Invest in the infrastructure • Locate, curate, preserve, and provide access to library, town, village and other community data • Support the reusing, mashing, and restructuring of the data to further advance research and community services development

17. The Next Generation of Staffing Who Can… What libraries and library systems need • Curate for creation • Develop, new technologies, use the latest available, and use existing in new and unexpected ways • Quickly alter existing services to meet current needs • Quickly create services that fill a need and create a niche • Remain energetic, user-focused, and research savvy • Understand the research process and can adapt to and utilize multiple research methods

18. 2030 Planning Process • Meetings in each of the 9 regions with the representation from the following: • Public Library Systems • School Library Systems • ESLN – regional 3Rs Council • System Academic Members • System Cultural Members • System Hospital Members • State Library • New York Alliance of Library Systems Advisory Board • Follow-up Survey once themes have been identified • Open Draft Review

19. Lauren Moore • President, PULISDO • Executive Director, Pioneer Library System

20. Planning ForPublic Libraries in New York 2030

21. 21 The best way to predict the future is to create it.

22. 22 Libraries are education.

23. 23 Policies that are • Equitable • Scalable • Sustainable

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25. Process Let’s use the existing library infrastructure to hear from every voice in the library community. Let’s learn from successful grassroots actions. Let’s build a strong network, connecting all levels of library leadership.

26. Thank you! Lauren Moore • Executive Director, Pioneer Library System • lmoore@pls-net.org

27. Jen Cannell • School Library System & Arts Coordinator, Capital Region BOCES • VP for Advocacy, School Library Systems Association

28. Process

29. Questions leading to discovery http://www.ala.org/advocacy/intfreedom/corevalues

30. Futures Conference – COSLINE Partnership “How do you predict the future? CREATE IT”

31. Futures Conference • “What lies beneath the surface?” • “What collisions are emerging?” http://www.kedgefutures.com/sense-mesh-transform -3-critical-mindsets-21st-century-leaders/ • “How is your idea provocative?” Mindset Matters! No longer about fixed vs. growth

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34. Thank you for an inclusive process!Jen CannellJen.Cannell@neric.org

35. Timothy Gavin Jean Currie • Director, Library Trustees Association of New York State, Finger Lakes Region • ejeancurrie@gmail.com • Executive Director, Library Trustees Association of New York State • tgavin@librarytrustees.org

36. Now it’s Your Turn • Questions? • Comments? • Recipes to share?

37. Panel Members • Dr. Colleen Sadowski, Chair, Regents Advisory Council on Libraries colleen.sadowski@rcsdk12.org • Bernard A. Margolis, Assistant Commissioner for Libraries and New York State Librarian Bernard.Margolis@nysed.gov • Dr. Barbara K. Stripling, NYLA President • Sheryl Knab, Empire State Library Network (ESLN) • Lauren Moore, Public Library System Directors Organization (PULISDO) • Dr. Jennifer Cannell, School Library Systems Association, Inc. (SLSA) • Timothy Gavin, Library Trustees Association of New York State (LTA) • Jean Currie, Library Trustees Association of New York State (LTA) • Mary Jean Jakubowski, Member, Regents Advisory Council on Libraries jakubowskim@buffalolib.org