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Overview
The field of music librarianship provides unique opportunities to explore a multitude of different aspects of librarianship, including special collections/formats, metadata, reference, archival curation, digital humanities, collection policy and development, and instruction. This workshop will provide an overview of what makes music librarianship a wonderfully complex and multi-faceted career.
Learning Outcomes
The learning outcome of the class is for you to:
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- Learn more about music collection assessment and development.
- Introduce you to music reference and research.
- Have an overview of different formats within music collections.
- Learn more about copyright considerations.
- Learn more about outreach and professional development opportunities.
Workshop Details
Delivery Method: This workshop will take place using Zoom.
Date / Time: Friday, October 22, 2021, 01:00 PM–04:00 PM ET
Workshop Instructor(s)
Trevor Deck, Music & Film Collections Management Librarian, Music Library, University of Toronto
James Mason, Metadata & Digital Initiatives Librarian, Music Library, University of Toronto
