Originally presented May 6, 2020 As libraries look towards reopening, many of us are anticipating a surge of patrons with questions about unemployment...
Join Sonya Schryer Norris and Liz Breed to walk through how they’ve applied industry-standard best marketing practices. They'll do five deep dives from real life experiences marketing eResources (including Niche Academy) and point out the how’s and why’s of what works and what doesn’t.
In this webinar, you’ll learn the basic steps to publishing and promoting a print and digital book as well as ideas for programming and community partnerships stemming from your book. Examples from libraries across North American are included, as well as tips for publishing on a budget.
Join Tiffany Breyne, Communications Coordinator at Skokie Public Library (IL), to learn practical tips on how to crowd-source content from staff and followers, tools to make social posts easier to plan ahead, which platforms are less (or more) time consuming, and how to promote advisory and librarian expertise online.
Originally presented May 6, 2020 As libraries look towards reopening, many of us are anticipating a surge of patrons with questions about unemployment...
Originally presented March 25, 2020 Let's get healthy, together! Learn how you can support healthy living among both library staff and library patrons...
Originally presented March 11, 2020 The older adult population is growing and will continue to grow for the next several decades. They are a diverse g...
Originally presented February 19, 2020 Money Smart Week 2020 is April 4-11. In support of ALA and The Federal Reserve Bank, ValChoice has produced an ...
Originally presented January 17, 2020 In this free 45-minute webinar Jared Oates, COO of Niche Academy, explains the features and benefits of Niche Ac...
Originally presented January 15, 2020 Every library needs to have a disaster management plan in place before disaster strikes. Making use of new techn...
Originally presented December 5, 2019 In this one-hour webinar Dr. Benjamin Garner explores several aspects surrounding soft skills training using e-l...
Originally presented November 15, 2019 In today’s fast-paced news cycle, knowing what information to trust is more important than ever before, but man...
Originally presented October 21, 2019 Dr. Steve Albrecht, a nationally recognized workplace violence expert and the author of the 2015 ALA book, Libra...
This week, we’ve released the first steps in a project we call “Sequence”. Our vision for Sequence is a light and easy-to-use authoring tool. Here is...
Originally presented October 9, 2019 Engaging and connecting with online learners poses unique opportunities and challenges for librarians, instructio...
Originally presented September 11, 2019 Do you struggle to keep abreast of changes in your job, emerging technologies, or the library and information ...
Summary Over the last 2 decades, academic libraries have experienced dramatic transformations. The need for some services that were once essential to ...
Many thoughtful and well informed people have proposed new visions and ways forward for libraries in the dramatically altered information landscape of...
Originally presented July 15, 2019 Over half a million individuals on the autism spectrum will become adults in the next 10 years. However, there is a...