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How to Plan Your Program 11
Leann Schneider Webb has a background in events and program planning for a variety of public institutions including history and art museums and public libraries. She currently works at Bexley Public Library in Bexley, Ohio. Contact: lschneider@bexleylibrary.org
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IntroLecture1.1
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Step 1: BrainstormLecture1.2
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Step 2: Strategic Content AreasLecture1.3
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Step 3: Develop and Research Your IdeaLecture1.4
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Step 4: Propose Your ProgramLecture1.5
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Step 5: Get ApprovalLecture1.6
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Step 6: Plan the ProgramLecture1.7
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Step 7: The BudgetLecture1.8
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Step 8: Follow Up and Write DescriptionLecture1.9
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Step 9: Put Your Program in CommunicoLecture1.10
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Step 10: It’s Program Time!Lecture1.11
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Step 2: Strategic Content Areas
- Does your library have strategic content areas for programs? Does your program idea meet one (or more) of those strategic content areas?
- Creating programs in these areas will help you maintain high-quality and valuable programming for your community.
- If your program does not qualify as one of these, it does not automatically disqualify your program.