Originally presented November 16, 2022 English as a Second Language (ESL) conversation groups can be a valuable addition to your library’s programming...
Join Nicole Cooke, the Augusta Baker Endowed Chair at USC, as she addresses our continued and collective battle against misinformation, disinformation, malinformation, and the related literacy concepts that can influence our interactions with information and help us intellectually thrive in a post-truth society.
Join Mark Aaron Polger as he introduces selected user research methods utilized in User Experience (UX) design. No matter what kind of library you're in, Mark will discuss various qualitative and quantitative research techniques and activities to help participants better understand library users.
Book displays are more than a simple tool for passive Readers' Advisory. A well-crafted display captures patrons’ attention, sparks imagination, and sends subtle (or not-so-subtle) messages about your library’s values and institutional culture. Join Faithe Miller Lakowicz for practical approaches to maximize the impact of book and media displays.
Join Anders Tobiason for this presentation on the concept of lateral reading and how using lateral reading is different from traditional information resource evaluation techniques. Learn the theory behind lateral reading as well as practical applications that you can immediately apply to your own information literacy teaching practices.
Join Elaina Norlin for this webinar to explore a topic we rarely talk about in the workplace…how written and unwritten policies are weaponized to marginalize, penalize and push people out the door. As workplace organizations, we can do better. This webinar will discuss strategies to communicate clear expectations but lead with compassion, empathy and transparency.
Many adults have difficulty knowing how to find a physician, fill a prescription, use and pay for medications, and use health information to make informed decisions about their health. Join Emily Vardell to explore how librarians can address the unmet information needs that make it difficult to make health insurance choices, particularly for seniors.
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...
Originally presented October 19, 2022 You have just graduated and are looking for your first job as a librarian. You are a mid-career professional mak...
Originally presented October 12, 2022 In this webinar, JJ Pionke helps you learn about what disability and accessibility are. Participants will also l...
Originally presented September 28, 2022 In this webinar, Nicole Cooke addresses the need for library professionals to engage in critical, or radical, ...
Originally presented September 14, 2022 What is visual literacy, and why should you make it a part of your information literacy instruction? Today’s c...
Originally presented September 7, 2022 Discover methods to steer uncomfortable situations onto a healthier path. Therapist Casey Coker and librarian K...
Originally presented August 24, 2022 Join Kymberlee Powe to learn how to perform a diversity audit on your library collection. Kym shares what a diver...
Originally presented August 3, 2022 In this presentation, Christina Holm and Sarah Kantor discuss how reference staffing models may be a significant p...
Originally presented July 27, 2022 While we have struggled for the past two years with many critical issues, the very heart of our work - connecting w...
Originally presented July 20, 2022 Our future depends on all of us working together with empathy, respect, and understanding to adapt to the many chal...
Originally presented July 13, 2022 Creating and maintaining research guides that students actually use is an ongoing challenge for many librarians. T...
Originally presented June 22, 2022 For many professions, working remotely is standard practice. For librarians, it is often seen as a wild and forbidd...
