The Massachusetts Library System is pleased to announce that we have contracted with ALA to provide our members with access to their live webinars.  These webinars are free to MLS members who register through our calendar.  Please do not register directly with ALA. Members who register directly with ALA are responsible for paying their registration fee. 

Please help us keep MLS sponsored training free for all members. If you are unable to attend the live webinar, please cancel your registration. A cancellation link can be found in your confirmation email, or you may contact Sarah Donnelly at sdonnelly@masslibsystem.org to cancel. 

Description

This webinar offers a practical, experience-based guide to creating effective video tutorials for libraries. Learn best practices for planning and production and explore instructional strategies for integrating video into your teaching—whether through flipped classroom models, library websites, or learning management systems. We’ll discuss video production workflows from scripting to publishing, emphasizing best practices like modular design for breaking down complex topics and closed captioning for accessibility and viewer flexibility.

Learning Outcomes

• Identify effective instructional and implementation strategies for creating and using video tutorials in a library environment.
• Understand the key steps in a video production workflow, from initial planning to final publication.
• Apply best practices, such as modular design and the use of closed captioning, to create accessible and engaging video tutorials.

Presenter

Jason Puckett
Online Education & Anthropology Librarian | Research & Engagement
Georgia State University

Jason Puckett plans, supports, and implements online instruction for programs across all campuses. He provides expert research assistance, collection building, and library instruction for students, staff, and faculty in Anthropology. Jason also manages the library’s virtual services like chat reference and our knowledge base and teaches the Zotero bibliographic management tool.

Accessibility Information

If you have questions or requests regarding accessibility, contact ce@ala.org or at 312-280-5100.