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Opportunities of Virtual and Hybrid Programming

Julie Erickson, Learning Specialist - Technology and Innovation in Education (TIE) Chris Markman, Senior Librarian - Palo Alto City Library As libraries and schools return to "normal" following the last 2 years, this is an opportunity to look at how virtual events can enhance programming and increase equitable access for our patrons. Erickson focuses on why to keep virtual events, examples of successful virtual programs, and technology considerations for these events: Create programming that is a “new better!” rather than ““normal.” Markman discusses OBS (Open Broadcaster Software), a free, open source software tool for live streaming to Twitch.tv, YouTube, Zoom, and almost every other video platform under the sun. He shares not just how to get started, but also how to also leverage newly added features in OBS to enhance virtual library events. He pays special attention to the hardware and software limits often encountered in public computer labs and "less than fresh" laptops or netbooks. @fabricandbooks | @akamarkman

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