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 \nThe program will begin shortly.  \n# How to Ask a Question\n\nBy Phone:Press*5 on your telephone to join the queue to ask a question oftoday's presenters or to share a comment.  \nBy Chat:Type your chat questions in the Chat Q&A pod on the left side of yourscreen.  \nBy Twitter:Post your question to Twitter and flag the tweet with \\#ULCWebinar  \nIdentify Yourself:Please state your name and library before asking your question.  \nAgenda  \n·  Welcome  \n·Recap on The Leaders Library Card Challenge  \n·  Presentations on Virtual Student Library Cards  \n·  Program reminders and next steps  \n# Recap on Focus of The Challenge\n\n·A national call to action to ensure that every K-12 studenthas access to public library learning resources  \n·Supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services(IMLS)  \n·Encourages creation of powerful partnerships to improveeducation outcomes for all children  \n·Continues the success of the ConnectED Library CardChallenge  \n·53 communities have joined The Leaders Library CardChallenge to date bringing the national total to 113  \n# Today's Focus\n\nVirtual Library Cards Using Student IDs  \n·A key success strategy from Round 1 of The  \nChallenge to ensure that ALL students have libraryaccesS  \n·Ensures 24/7 library access using an easy-to-remember number(no lost cards)  \n·  Provides a framework for school-library datasharing  \nStrengthens the library-school connection  \n●  \n# Today's Presenters\n\nBarbara Gubbin,Library DirectorAmber Holley,Youth Services ManagerLynn Jacobson,Bibliographic Services &Access Manager  \nSaint Paul,MN  \nDoug Guthrie,Performance Management and SystemAdministration  \nCharlotte Mecklenburg,NC  \nDana Eure,Associate Director of Lifelong LearningMartha Yesowitch,Educational Partnerships Manager  \n# Jacksonville\n\nBarbara GubbinLibrary Director  \nAmber HolleyYouth Services Manager  \nLynn Jacobson  \nBibliographic Services &Access Manager  \nJacksonville Public LibrarySchool Partnership  \nPresented by:Barbara Gubbin,Amber Holley,Lynn JacobsonJACKSONVILLE  \nPUBLIC LIBRARY  \nJacksonville Public Library  \no City of Jacksonville-874.6 sq.mileso Population 913,010o 21 Brancheso 2.34 million items  \no 450 employeesJACKSONVILLEPUBLIC LIBRARY  \nDuval County Public Schoolso 163 Schools  \no 116,751 Studentso 8,284 Teachers","cbCaisJqFaEWPb9k","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisJqFaEWPb9k","pdf",5108799,44,"English","# How to Ask a Question\n# Recap on Focus of The Challenge\n# Today's Focus\n# Today's Presenters","[{\"question\":\"How can participants ask questions during the program?\",\"answer\":\"Participants can ask by phone (press *5 to join the queue), by chat in the Chat Q\\u0026A pod, or by posting to Twitter and flagging with #ULCWebinar.\"},{\"question\":\"What must participants do before asking a question?\",\"answer\":\"Participants should state their name and library before asking their question.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the key goal of using virtual library cards with student IDs?\",\"answer\":\"The approach supports universal library access by using an easy-to-remember number to enable 24/7 access and reduce lost cards, while strengthening school-library data sharing and connection.\"}]","THE LEADERS LIBRARY CARD CHALLENGE - How to Ask a Question | PDF",1790268014]