Sorry!
I’ve had questions from a couple of libraries that are planning to hold events with the VOD.
- Will any sort of stats need to be collected? Like # of attendees or anything like that? Any evaluation?
- How/when will those who sign up get the VOD link to distribute to their audience?
- If a library has signed up for, let’s say, a Watch Party, can they change it later to some other type of event? Or is what they select now written in stone?
- Are these “author conversations” just that? Authors talking – like a presentation. Or are they Q & A? Or is it a mixed bag that is TBD?
- Are the VODs available after 9/26 for libraries to use in programming? Several have said they’d love to do more, but they are very small libraries and can’t really do more than 2 in the 10 day window of the NBF. If the VODs are accessible later, which I imagine they are, they could do more post 9/26.
As for me, and perhaps others, will I get able to get a list of all sites that signed up in CT? We approached a bunch of libraries and many want to do something, but I don’t necessarily know who will carry through.
Thanks!
Lisa
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