Managing A Library Project
Monroe Township Public Library (Middlesex County)
Any staff working at a LibraryLinkNJ member library/organization who wants to learn project management techniques and commits to manage a project at their library can participate.
Event Materials
Event Description
| This program is a part of the Project Management Series. |

Learn the basic theories and practice of project management for library projects. Working on real-life projects of their own choosing, workshop participants will learn and practice the key concepts and techniques for planning, organizing, managing, and completing projects in a library setting. This workshop includes a combination of presentation, hands-on work, and discussion of questions and insights that attendees have over the course of the workshop.
Using simple, freely-available tools, attendees will leave the workshop with a project charter –- including a scope statement, deliverables, and milestones –- as well as a project plan specifying tasks on a timeline and assigned resources.
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We will discuss issues related to organizational culture, including cross-departmental collaboration, communication techniques, and strategic planning. This workshop will also touch on related topics such as agile project management and portfolio management. This workshop will be taught by Jennifer Vinopal, head of Digital Scholarship Services at New York University. Among other responsibilities at NYU, Vinopal is a project manager in NYU’s Digital Library Technology Services. Jennifer blogs about project management and other topics at http://vinopal.org |
Payment (purchase order or check) payable to LibraryLinkNJ should be sent to:
LibraryLinkNJ
44 Stelton Rd, Suite 330
Piscataway, NJ 08854
If you have any questions about payment, please contact us at 732-752-7720.
LibraryLinkNJ subsidizes the cost of each class to make high-quality, low-cost training available to staff of member libraries. Please pay registration fees promptly.
If you require an invoice before you can submit payment, please email your request to ncox [at] librarylinknj.org (Nanette Cox).
