Future Ready Librarians Panel - #ISTE17
What started as a bit of a joke (10 people? On a panel? There's no way we could pull that off! We all like to talk WAY too much!) turned into a great panel about the foci of a Future Ready Librarian from the ISTE Librarians Network leadership team.
It was standing room only...
with a great crowd excited to hear from each of us...
Be sure to keep up with the ISTE Librarians Network via our twitter, facebook group, and website!
A huge THANK YOU to everyone who joined us for Fast Forward: Future Ready Libraries...NOW!
Shout out & thank you to Susan Grigsby for getting us all organized & being patient with each of our presentation preparation styles. :)
It was standing room only...
Wow, congratulations @heathermlister @andrewtwallace this is the line outside your CLOSED session! @istelib #ISTEstory #futurereadynow pic.twitter.com/2OEk5QlZXc— Barbara Johnson (@technojohnson) June 27, 2017
with a great crowd excited to hear from each of us...
We have a huge crowd for Future Ready Libraries Right Now! #cantshushthis #ISTElib #ISTE17 @istelib Slides are at: https://t.co/1OWD7SU8jR pic.twitter.com/kzxWSai7aJ— jonathan r. werner (@MaineSchoolTech) June 27, 2017
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| From left to right: Diana Rendina, Kathy Schmidt, Jacquie Liesch, Elissa Malespina, Susan Grigsby, Heather Lister, Donna Macdonald, Andrew Wallace, and yours truly
Last but not least, our fearless leader & panel leader:
How in the world did we manage to be successful with a 10 person panel...allowing time for each panel member to share AND still have time at the end for questions? TIMERS! A "strict" 5 minute time limit was set for each ISTELib leader as they spoke. Some went a bit over, others a bit under...we stuck to the idea that yes, you COULD shush this if it meant the next person could have their turn.
As the last member of the panel, I kept my comments short & sweet, but hopefully drove the point home.
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— Mark Moran (@markemoran) June 27, 2017
Librarians have to lead beyond the library & have a seat at the table. @sherryngick #istelib pic.twitter.com/XZsRyCA7qF
#cantshushthis Be an advocate for yourself & your Ss. It may be uncomfortable. That's part of being a leader. @sherryngick #ISTE17 #ISTELib— Mrs. Hopper (@librarytce) June 27, 2017
My girl @sherryngick talking about getting a seat at the table to be #futurereadylibs #iste17 #istelib pic.twitter.com/btS9RKorJx— Nancy Jo Lambert (@NancyJoLambert) June 27, 2017
Our slides from the presentation:
Twitter information for all of us (as well as our PLN featured session presenters) may be found here!
More don't miss Future Ready Librarians resources:
More don't miss Future Ready Librarians resources:
Don't forget the awesome #FutureReadyLibs Gsheet for reflecting & planning created by @librareprincess https://t.co/VNyL7w1Ej5 #ISTE17— Sherry Gick ; (@sherryngick) June 28, 2017
And the padlet for sharing your #FutureReadyLibs goals is found at https://t.co/SG1QxdftPi Thanks @shannonmmiller! #ISTELib #ISTE17— Sherry Gick ; (@sherryngick) June 28, 2017
And of course, the Future Ready Librarians website!For all the #FutureReadyLibs that aren't able to grab the new poster at #ISTE17, you can download it here! https://t.co/3f84RnCTk8 pic.twitter.com/UCqI5EaJFB— Follett Learning (@FollettLearning) June 27, 2017
Be sure to keep up with the ISTE Librarians Network via our twitter, facebook group, and website!
A huge THANK YOU to everyone who joined us for Fast Forward: Future Ready Libraries...NOW!
Shout out & thank you to Susan Grigsby for getting us all organized & being patient with each of our presentation preparation styles. :)


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