A library’s website is a virtual branch, providing access to services, resources and programming. Website development teams plan, develop and maintain the web-site in collaboration with many other departments, including Marketing, Reference, Readers’ Advisory and more. Web Design & Development staff:
Design a website for the library to provide virtual, 24/7 access to a portion of
library services
Implement and update the library website
Apply advanced Web technologies to the development of a library website
Implement and manage the library’s presence on the Web to place the library’s services in the path of the users
Demonstrate proficiency with video and audio production programs
Web Design & Development ranked #18 out of 51 self-identified urgent training needs. It ranked #21 out of 60 topics staff would like training in. 63% (71) of respondents indicated they would like training at the Beginner level, 19% (22) would like training at the Intermediate level, and 18% (20) would like training at the Advanced level.
Safety - Provide a safe environment for staff and public, ensuring privacy, confidentiality, and physical well-being.
Knowledge - Be aware of library policies, procedures, and resources.
Efficiency - Provide accurate and timely service with the best use of tangible and intangible resources.
It’s also possible to find usable graphics through a Google Images search. When performing the search, click on “settings,” then “advanced search,” then (under “usage rights”) “free to use or share” or “free to use, share, or modify.” For high-resolution images, click on “tools,” then (under “size”) “large.”
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