Originally presented March 22, 2023 Libraries have a mission and a commitment to welcome and serve all members of our communities. Communities are syn...
Changes in higher education, including increased attention to information literacy, have opened up opportunities for academic librarians. Join Laura Saunders for this webinar to discuss strategies for promoting information literacy programs and advocating for the role of these programs in the wider curriculum. Laura will also share advice for developing related policies.
Join Davina Morgan-Witts to explore actionable insights from BookBrowse’s report, "The Inner Lives of Book Clubs", based on two surveys of more than 5,000 book clubbers. Topics include: how the world of book groups is much broader than many perceive it to be, the factors most successful groups have in common, what book clubs look for in their books, what people want from a book group, and how well-placed public libraries are to meet this need.
Library collections are treasure troves of knowledge, and exhibits are fun and engaging opportunities to highlight resources and encourage discovery. Join Patti Gibbons to explore the key exhibit development, curation, and outreach advice and pick up tips to engage and wow visitors at your library.
Join Christina Giovannelli Caputo, author of Library Services to Homeschoolers: A Guide to learn how to engage homeschoolers in your community and welcome all learners in to your library. Christina will dive into the history, methods, and growing diversity of home education, and will explore outreach opportunities and program inspirations to put into practice in your library.
Online instruction is here to stay. Join Emily Mroczek, author of Online Instruction: A Practical Guide for Librarians, for ready-to-use tips for establishing and perfecting online instruction at your organization.
This webinar will specifically focus on transferring pedagogy to digital instruction, and creating inclusive, detailed, and streamlined policies and procedures for your organization.
Join JJ Pionke to learn about the disability accommodation process in libraries. JJ will cover the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), how the accommodations process works, as well as issues surrounding the process. This general discussion will be useful for both people looking to request accommodations as well as administrators/supervisors/managers who are curious about the process
Originally presented March 22, 2023 Libraries have a mission and a commitment to welcome and serve all members of our communities. Communities are syn...
Originally presented March 15, 2023 Insurance is the last form of protection against financial catastrophe. But until now, consumers had no way of kno...
Originally presented March 8, 2023 Interested in connecting to your community through storytelling? How about developing an oral history project? Perh...
Originally presented February 15, 2023 Today many adults have difficulty knowing how to find a physician, fill a prescription, use and pay for medicat...
Originally presented February 8, 2023 Unprecedented threats to the privacy and security of library patrons have emerged in recent years, from book cha...
Originally presented February 1, 2023 Elaina Norlin explores a topic we rarely talk about in the workplace…how written and unwritten policies are weap...
Originally presented November 2, 2022 Lateral Reading is the process by which we read around an information resource to determine its validity, bias, ...
Originally presented January 18, 2023 Book displays are more than a simple tool for passive Readers' Advisory. A well-crafted display captures patrons...
Originally presented January 11, 2023 Mark Aaron Polger introduces selected user research methods utilized in User Experience (UX) design. No matter w...
Originally presented December 14, 2022 We are now living in an age of “fake news.” While not a new phenomenon, its current iteration has highlighted t...
Originally presented December 7, 2022 The opioid epidemic, and other behavioral health issues, such as alcohol and drug abuse, directly impact every c...
Originally presented November 16, 2022 English as a Second Language (ESL) conversation groups can be a valuable addition to your library’s programming...
Originally presented November 9, 2022 In this webinar, Kay Cassell offers guidelines for community engagement - or how we can connect people with the ...
Originally presented November 2, 2022 Many libraries, both public and academic, have initiated or increased online instructional offerings in the past...
Originally presented October 26, 2022 No matter how much time and effort we put into developing charismatic one-shot training sessions or providing st...
