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Portland, OR 97217
Aid in the support of drop-in or presenter-led programming at multiple branches throughout Multnomah County. All equipment, software, and supplies are provided by the library and will be sent to the location in advance. There are also opportunities for volunteers to present programs on various topics. Time commitment: 3 hours per shift, 2-4 times per month, dates and frequency of events will vary. Events tend to be in the afternoons or evenings, occasionally on the weekends. Locations Midland Libr ary, 805 SE 122nd Ave, Portland, OR 97233 Holgate Library, 7905 SE Holgate Blvd, Portland, OR 97206 North Portland Library (winter 2024-2025), 512 N Killingsworth St, Portland, OR 97217 Other library locations in the future Age requirement: 16+ Available shift(s): varies, training/programs start in October and are ongoing after that Tasks and responsibilities Supporting audio and video specific presenter led programs by setting up AV equipment before events and putting everything away after the event Troubleshooting software and hardware issues during the program Provide a welcoming environment for patrons 1:1 patron support as needed Administering patron surveys and collecting participation data Research creative curriculum and projects, as needed for drop-in programs Skills and qualifications Experience with audio visual software: logic pro, ableton live, davinci resolve, adobe premiere rush Experience with or interest in learning audio hardware like midi controllers, preamps, speakers, guitars, bass and drum machines Experience with or interest in learning video cameras, lighting equipment, microphones Comfort working with youth and adults Ability to lift up to 20 lbs, stoop and bend throughout the event Ability to stand for up to 3 hours, but seating is available if needed Ability to pass a criminal record check if 18 years or older. Results of the records check will be reviewed on an individualized basis. A conviction is not an automatic bar to volunteering. Benefits Gain experience working with tweens, teens and adults on creative projects Work with professional sound engineers and videographers Earn volunteer service hours Connect with library patrons, community members, and library staff Training and other requirements Task-specific training provided including training on equipment and software
Date Posted: 2024-08-30
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Flexible Schedule
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Portland, OR 97206
Aid in the support of drop-in or presenter-led programming at multiple branches throughout Multnomah County. All equipment, software, and supplies are provided by the library and will be sent to the location in advance. There are also opportunities for volunteers to present programs on various topics. Time commitment: 3 hours per shift, 2-4 times per month, dates and frequency of events will vary. Events tend to be in the afternoons or evenings, occasionally on the weekends. Locations Midland Libr ary, 805 SE 122nd Ave, Portland, OR 97233 Holgate Library, 7905 SE Holgate Blvd, Portland, OR 97206 North Portland Library (winter 2024-2025), 512 N Killingsworth St, Portland, OR 97217 Other library locations in the future Age requirement: 16+ Available shift(s): varies, training/programs start in October and are ongoing after that Tasks and responsibilities Supporting audio and video specific presenter led programs by setting up AV equipment before events and putting everything away after the event Troubleshooting software and hardware issues during the program Provide a welcoming environment for patrons 1:1 patron support as needed Administering patron surveys and collecting participation data Research creative curriculum and projects, as needed for drop-in programs Skills and qualifications Experience with audio visual software: logic pro, ableton live, davinci resolve, adobe premiere rush Experience with or interest in learning audio hardware like midi controllers, preamps, speakers, guitars, bass and drum machines Experience with or interest in learning video cameras, lighting equipment, microphones Comfort working with youth and adults Ability to lift up to 20 lbs, stoop and bend throughout the event Ability to stand for up to 3 hours, but seating is available if needed Ability to pass a criminal record check if 18 years or older. Results of the records check will be reviewed on an individualized basis. A conviction is not an automatic bar to volunteering. Benefits Gain experience working with tweens, teens and adults on creative projects Work with professional sound engineers and videographers Earn volunteer service hours Connect with library patrons, community members, and library staff Training and other requirements Task-specific training provided including training on equipment and software
Date Posted: 2024-08-30
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Flexible Schedule
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Portland, OR 97233
Do you always get asked by friends and family members to help with their tech issues - and love it? Are you bilingual in Spanish and English? Share your tech skills with library patrons who need help with mobile devices, websites, downloading, e-readers, getting started with tech, and more. Tech Help sessions involve working with people one-on-one and using a variety of devices. Empower patrons by improving their computer skills and their access to information. Time commitment: One weekly shift for a minimum of 6 months, starting in November 2024 Available shifts: Saturdays 2:00 - 4:00 pm Tasks & Responsibilities Help people use the Internet and assist with their email accounts Teach patron resources related to Microsoft Office, Google Docs, Home Office and other office productivity software Assist patrons with learning about personal electronic devices like e-readers, cell phones, laptop computers, tablets and various applications Help people use the library catalog and other library electronic resources Please note, we do not perform repairs or troubleshoot equipment problems or failures Skills & Qualifications Enjoy teaching people new skills and problem-solving with others. Patience to work with novice computer/smartphone users. Proficient knowledge of basic computer & smartphone components, Internet, and email Proficient knowledge of computer software & smartphone apps, or the desire to learn it Ability to work independently Enjoy working with people with diverse educational, cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds Excellent customer service skills Ability to work with older adults Age 18 or older Ability to pass a criminal record check. Results of the records check will be reviewed on an individualized basis. A conviction is not an automatic bar to volunteering. Ability to fluently speak and read Spanish and English Benefits Feel that you are a making a difference in someone’s life Empower people to use technology Promote lifelong learning Learn more about adult learning styles Get frontline experience working with library patrons Training Tech Help shadowing Onsite orientation and training
Date Posted: 2024-09-26
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Flexible Schedule
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Portland, OR 97233
Do you always get asked by friends and family members to help with their tech issues - and love it? Are you bilingual in Mandarin and English? Share your tech skills with library patrons who need help with mobile devices, websites, downloading, e-readers, getting started with tech, and more. Tech Help sessions involve working with people one-on-one and using a variety of devices. Empower patrons by improving their computer skills and their access to information. Time commitment: One weekly shift for a minimum of 6 months, starting in November 2024 Available shifts: Saturdays 2:00 - 4:00 pm Tasks & Responsibilities Help people use the Internet and assist with their email accounts Teach patron resources related to Microsoft Office, Google Docs, Home Office and other office productivity software Assist patrons with learning about personal electronic devices like e-readers, cell phones, laptop computers, tablets and various applications Help people use the library catalog and other library electronic resources Please note, we do not perform repairs or troubleshoot equipment problems or failures Skills & Qualifications Enjoy teaching people new skills and problem-solving with others. Patience to work with novice computer/smartphone users. Proficient knowledge of basic computer & smartphone components, Internet, and email Proficient knowledge of computer software & smartphone apps, or the desire to learn it Ability to work independently Enjoy working with people with diverse educational, cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds Excellent customer service skills Ability to work with older adults Age 18 or older Ability to pass a criminal record check. Results of the records check will be reviewed on an individualized basis. A conviction is not an automatic bar to volunteering. Ability to fluently speak and read Mandarin Benefits Feel that you are a making a difference in someone’s life Empower people to use technology Promote lifelong learning Learn more about adult learning styles Get frontline experience working with library patrons Training Tech Help shadowing Onsite orientation and training
Date Posted: 2024-08-30
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Flexible Schedule
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Portland, OR 97233
Aid in the support of drop-in or presenter-led programming at multiple branches throughout Multnomah County. All equipment, software, and supplies are provided by the library and will be sent to the location in advance. There are also opportunities for volunteers to present programs on various topics. Time commitment: 3 hours per shift, 2-4 times per month, dates and frequency of events will vary. Events tend to be in the afternoons or evenings, occasionally on the weekends. Locations Midland Libr ary, 805 SE 122nd Ave, Portland, OR 97233 Holgate Library, 7905 SE Holgate Blvd, Portland, OR 97206 North Portland Library (winter 2024-2025), 512 N Killingsworth St, Portland, OR 97217 Other library locations in the future Age requirement: 16+ Available shift(s): varies, training/programs start in October and are ongoing after that Tasks and responsibilities Supporting audio and video specific presenter led programs by setting up AV equipment before events and putting everything away after the event Troubleshooting software and hardware issues during the program Provide a welcoming environment for patrons 1:1 patron support as needed Administering patron surveys and collecting participation data Research creative curriculum and projects, as needed for drop-in programs Skills and qualifications Experience with audio visual software: logic pro, ableton live, davinci resolve, adobe premiere rush Experience with or interest in learning audio hardware like midi controllers, preamps, speakers, guitars, bass and drum machines Experience with or interest in learning video cameras, lighting equipment, microphones Comfort working with youth and adults Ability to lift up to 20 lbs, stoop and bend throughout the event Ability to stand for up to 3 hours, but seating is available if needed Ability to pass a criminal record check if 18 years or older. Results of the records check will be reviewed on an individualized basis. A conviction is not an automatic bar to volunteering. Benefits Gain experience working with tweens, teens and adults on creative projects Work with professional sound engineers and videographers Earn volunteer service hours Connect with library patrons, community members, and library staff Training and other requirements Task-specific training provided including training on equipment and software
Date Posted: 2024-08-30
