We'll be recording today's session and will send a follow up with the link in the next few days.

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1 Money Smart your librar Webinar Oct 18, Chat Session Participant from Linda Wolfe to All Participants: from Webinar Support to All Participants: Comment or Response Can we get copies of the slides? We'll be recording today's session and will send a follow up with the link in the next few days. from Joan Morris to All Participants: from Webinar Support to Linda Wolfe from Tammy Gerson to All Participants: We are running a program for teens currently using Bank it for Teens Awesome, Joan! Each panelist has their own slides. We can work something out. We are continuing our Money Matters Financial Literacy classes that started with our FINRA grant from Jackie DiNatale to All Participants: I am from United Way. We are partnering with Goodwill and other local community resources for VITA voluteers and sites as well as starting to bring finl education to our community from Michael Dowling (privately): Thanks! Toledo Lucas County Public Library is applying for a Finra grant that's the one we were invited to I'm from Towson University - curious about how academic libraries are participating in Money Smart Week from Michael Dowling to All Participants: Shana: Sara Seaman will talk next about how academic libraries have participated

2 from Barbara Jacobini to All Participants: what are "overruns"? from Tammy Gerson to All Participants: from roseanne dorfman to All Participants: from Michael Dowling to All Participants: from James Yergin to All Participants: from ELLEN India to All Participants: from Susan Traub to All Participants: from Michael Dowling to All Participants: People love shredded money Our literacy instructor teaches outside the library to GED classes. Thanks Michael! trying to coordinate an adult and YA program to participate All: Lori and Fond du Lace have been involved for a number of years so have a robust program. To begin with, the only ask is that you do at least 'one' program during the week. Will the presentation be available as a handout? So impressive! Yes, the prograqm is being recorded and archived and we will send out the link after the webinar. from Lora Glass to All Participants: from Michael Biltz to All Participants: from Cathy Seary to All Participants: great information! thank you lori Hello. Thanks Lori - very informative! from Nel Ducomb to All Participants: Excellent Lori! from Webinar Support to Lori Burgess from Cathy Seary to All Participants: Good job Lori!! Lori do you every pay the presenters?

3 We were not allowed to use banks for the smart investing grant, but banks are allowed for Money Smart Week from Cathy Seary to All Participants: from Webinar Support to All Participants: from Linda Wolfe to All Participants: from Jackie DiNatale to All Participants: will the log of the chat be available in addition to the slides etc? We do not pay presenters. They are usually happy to donate their time and expertise Thanks We'll capture the chat log. I can give it to Michael afterwards. Starting small is a great tip! Start with a storytime, perhaps one adult program. How many programs do you have during the week? our goal is to bring 4 to 5 sessions to our community in Then increase from there based on our success. from Michael Dowling to All Participants: from Le Harris to All Participants: from Elizabeth Heady to All Participants: from Melina Reylek (privately): Just one to be a Money Smart Week participant. A few years ago we had 50+ programs--that was WAY too many for us. Yes the Consumer Action handbook is a great resource! What about older patrons? For kids, we usually have a storytime, a piggy bank program, and a contest or two. We now do these on one day "Family Moolah Fun Day" sound is lost For older patrons, we group programs--usually 3-4 on Mon & Wed Mornings. 2-3 on Tuesday afternoon and at least one per night on Mon, Tue, and Wed

4 from Webinar Support to Melina Reylek Hi Melinda, you can try stopping and starting the stream in that audio broadcast window. from Webinar Support to Melina Reylek (privately): from elissa mcdonald to All Participants: from Barbara Roberts to All Participants: from elissa mcdonald to All Participants: from Barbara Roberts to All Participants: from sharon stegemeyer to All Participants: from Michelle Mitchell to All Participants: It should come back on its own. It's just an internet bottleneck. It's clear here on the phone. Lori- Did you host the couponing in the evening with a daytime option? stacking the programs or having them all in a row keeps the participants here, but give them a break in between (and the option to leave if they want) Do you ever do anything with K-12 schools in the community? The couponing program was held on a Saturday morning. HUGELY popular! that makes sense - and connect it to the family day? But what do you do with the children from K-12 schools? how did you find the couponing person? We've done couponing on Saturdays in the early afternoon and had a relatively good turnout from Lora Glass to All Participants: from Nel Ducomb to All Participants: from Michael Biltz to All Participants: from Charlotte Skousen to All Participants: from Michael Dowling to All Participants: Thank you. Thanks! Thank you. Thank you Sara! Money Smart Week has had a Kid's Essay contest each year that the school libraries are engaged in in many areas

5 Thanks Sara! from Sarah Paige to All Participants: from James Yergin to All Participants: from Sheila Urwiler to All Participants: from Laura Betit to All Participants: from mauri baumann to All Participants: from Karen Odom to All Participants: from Carrie Halquist to All Participants: from Beverly Miles to All Participants: Thank you, Sara! Thanks Thank you Thank you Thanks you! For classrooms, we have tried a few things--we have donated books to all of the 2nd grade classrooms and enclosed related info about Money Smart Week events Thank you...good ideas Thank you Thanks for the information Sara! Thank you Sara, that was very informative., is there a way to involve students as presenters/contributors in some way -- that would be cool from Laurenne Teachout to All Participants: from Diane Vitale to All Participants: from Michael Biltz to All Participants: from elissa mcdonald to All Participants: Great information. Thanks. Yes.

6 from Lora Glass to All Participants: from Michael Dowling to All Participants: from Charlotte Skousen to All Participants: from sharon stegemeyer to All Participants: from Sarah Paige to All Participants: from Laura Betit to All Participants: from mauri baumann to All Participants: from Maria Buhl to All Participants: from Lynn Elliott to All Participants: from Kate Holmes to All Participants: from maryellen kanarr to All Participants: from Beverly Miles to All Participants: from Roslin Thompson to All Participants: from Jessica Reid to All Participants: from roseanne dorfman to All Participants: from Nel Ducomb to All Participants: YEs Yes! yeas Yes!

7 from amanda liss to All Participants: from Le Harris to All Participants: from Jana Dimond to All Participants: from Barbara Jacobini to All Participants: from Karen Odom to All Participants: from Nannette Pretzer to All Participants: from Pat Douglas to All Participants: from James Yergin to All Participants: from Laurenne Teachout to All Participants: from Elaine Stefanko to All Participants: from Cathy Seary to All Participants: from Fran Sigurdsson to All Participants: from Carrie Halquist to All Participants: from Andrea Adkins to All Participants: from Marshana Sharp to All Participants: from Susan Traub to All Participants: from Linda Wolfe to All Participants: Yes!

8 from Dani Lichtenberg to All Participants: from Tammy Gerson to All Participants: from Cindy Ogden to All Participants: This has been very informative. Thanks to the last two presenters. Thank you, Sara! We have a tremendous need for financial literacy programming in our area. Great ideas. from Jayanne Rumple to All Participants: from Angela Katterhagen to All Participants: ;) from Nancy Tillinghast to All Participants: from Diane Sprick to All Participants: from Diana Starrett to All Participants: from Joan Morris to All Participants: from Brian Barret to All Participants:. affirmitive We have offered local VIPs and local "celebrities" to come in and read a book about money from Webinar Support to Michael Dowling from Webinar Support to Sara Seaman from sharon stegemeyer to All Participants: from Sara Seaman to Host (privately): Yikes! Phew. Sara, nice job! I'm sorry, but how did you find a couponer Lori? thanks much! The high school has two "reality" days for students--kids get a "salary" and then have to visit 8-10 stations to pay rent, student loans, insurance, etc.

9 from Michael Dowling (privately): YYEs, Ithought I was going to have to chat jokes! from Webinar Support to Michael Dowling Something about binders We found the coupon expert via word of mouth. She presented at a few other libraries in the state. from sharon stegemeyer to All Participants: from Webinar Support to Michael Dowling from Sara Seaman to Host (privately): from Shirley Vonderhaar to All Participants: from Michael Dowling (privately): from Webinar Support to Michael Dowling from maryellen kanarr to All Participants: from Webinar Support to All Participants: Thanks...8) good idea to talk to SGA for student presenters You can also contact a local grocery store--neighboring communities have done coupon challenge shopping contests We ended up with 450 registrants. I'll send you an attendence report later. we did not pay presenters, and they brought pizza and pop for everyone We no longer have sound. Do others? Sara, maybe a student who could discuss juggling part-time/full-time jobs and school? "getting your money's worth" 50% attendence is really pretty good. i have sound Yes, we do hear Amber. sound's ok for me

10 from Sara Seaman to Host (privately): thanks Shana - great idea! from Charlotte Skousen to All Participants: from Shirley Vonderhaar to All Participants: from Webinar Support to All Participants: from Kelly Masters to All Participants: I still have sound We are back. Thank you. It should come back for you on its own. For anyone in Michigan, you can leverage the turnkey offering "Be A Money S.M.A.R.T.Y." presentation by ing MoneySmartMichigan@gmail.com to simulcast from Metro Detroit libraries to up to 9 sites, per session. from Carrie Halquist to All Participants: from Webinar Support to Shirley from Webinar Support to Shirley Vonderhaar (privately): from Susan Phillips to All Do you have a traditional student population or older adult students? Darn internet! Glad it came back. You can also stop and start the audio stream. That will trigger the connection sometimes as well. Our Community Action Agency works with UNL cooperative extension to provide Poverty Simulations to 8th and 12th grade students in participating schools throughout SE Nebraska. this is a great event for participants to realize what it is like to live in poverty...and opportunities to work out of poverty. from Webinar Support to Michael Dowling from Angela Katterhagen to All Participants: from Jayanne Rumple to All Participants: from James Yergin to All Participants: super! You'll want to switch to the MDowling Closing slides when I hand it off. thankyou! thank you thank you all

11 from Laura Betit to All Participants: Thanks all from Charlotte Skousen to All Participants: Thanks, Amber! Perfect presentation for us newbies. :) from Diane Sprick to All Participants: We contacted all schools after we failed to generate any interest with the principals. Two local school kids won the essay portion - first time ever we had southeastern IN participation. Don't leave out the schools from sharon stegemeyer to All Participants: Our state 529 college savings program also offers $500 scholarships to local prize winners Thank you all! from Webinar Support to amber mathewson Nice job Amber! from Carrie Halquist to All Participants: from Laurenne Teachout to All Participants: from Kelly Masters to All Did you have different programs for different types of students? Or can you cover everyony in one program? Will we receive a link to review this information after this session ends today? For libraries in Michigan, you can leverage the turnkey offering "Be A Money S.M.A.R.T.Y." presentation by ing MoneySmartMichigan@gmail.com to simulcast from Metro Detroit libraries to your site (for adult participants). from Cindy Dubinski to All Participants: What was the coupon club - a swap event? Several Federal Reserve Banks also offer comic books for libraries to give out (free, in most cases) from Webinar Support to All Participants: from Carrie Halquist to All Participants: that's a great idea

12 from Susan Phillips to All Participants: We partner this with our SENCA SMART financial literacy program, offer a classroom curriculum, poverty simulation, and the Travelling Trunk from the Fed...it is a great program and is working great! from Susan Phillips to All Participants: from Patty O'Connor to All Participants: We piloted the program in 2 counties in 2011/2012 and now offering it in 6 counties, schools have been very receptive. If we were registered last year do we need to register again or can we use the same login as last year. from Sarah Paige to All Participants: from Sue Walker to All Participants: from Lisa Martin to All Participants: from Kimberly Walsh (privately): from Sarah Paige to All Participants: from Webinar Support to Kimberly Walsh (privately): from Webinar Support to Kimberly Walsh from Sarah Paige to All Participants: You can use the same login from last year When registering, do you indicate "library" even if you are a library in a university? Will registration be closed at some point? I belive so, Sarah. I'm pretty sure we did (and we're an academic university) Could you please provide the slides and chat in seperate documents from the webinar? Thank you, Lisa -- it makes sense but I wanted to clarify! I'll let Michael know that you'd like that. I can't make that decision, but I'm sure they'll be happy to share. And thanks for your interest! Thanks, Sara, for that info. The Fed Reserve Bank compiles a list of partners--the deadline for inclusion is Jan 2, You don't have to know details of your program(s), only that you're planning something. thanks, Amber

13 from Kelly Masters to All Participants: There is also a deadline for inclusion in print materials, when you'll need to have the details of your offerings. from roseanne dorfman to All Participants: from roseanne dorfman to All Participants: from Kelly Masters to All Participants: so the registration for this webinar doesn't count as registering for the actual event? Sorry, no. Just hop over to moneysmartweek.org and register there thx Since it's a new website, I'm pretty certain even past participants need to re-register this year. from Vera Kelsey-Watts to All Participants: from Kathleen Browning to All Participants: from Linda Poortenga to All Participants: from Andrea Adkins to All Participants: from roseanne dorfman to All Participants: from Lora Glass to All Participants: so great! thanks to all. Great presentation...thanks! thank you this information was very helpful. Thanks thank you! Really enjoyed participating last year and look forward to this year.