Managing staff and their schedules is no easy task, and LibStaffer is built to help you assign, track, and supervise librarians, clerks, pages, student workers, and more.
Organizing schedules and shifts at the get-go will save time and future headaches, but setting it up in the best way for your institution is key. This workshop is geared to help you take LibStaffer’s features and apply them to your individual needs while thinking about future growth. We’ll discuss what you need to know before you start creating schedules, assigning staff, and running reports.
This session is limited to 20 participants. It includes some homework and active discussion (via microphones) during the session. While we will look at features within LibStaffer, it will not include system set up. Check out the recording of our admin training session to learn how.
Discussion Topics:
Schedule & staff organization
Individual and Multi-schedule views
Shift features
Manually and auto scheduling shifts
Clock in/out and time off functionalities
Make sure to complete the short homework questionnaire to improve active participation in the session.
For our sessions, we use Zoom. There is a webinar client required for entering the webinar. It will download automatically when joining the webinar or can be downloaded in advance (Zoom Client for Meetings). For additional help using Zoom, check out our Trouble Shooting Guide.
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