3 Common Mistakes in Working With Homeless Patrons
This article describes 3 common mistakes that can turn a merely uncomfortable situation volatile: parenting a patron, waiting, and worrying about...
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This article describes 3 common mistakes that can turn a merely uncomfortable situation volatile: parenting a patron, waiting, and worrying about...
Homeless patrons provide a golden opportunity to highlight the relevance & power of a 21st century library. Discover how to appropriately serve...
Homelessness is both a challenge and an opportunity for libraries. Niche Academy is creating a best practices tutorial to help libraries learn from...
Library marketing, and library resource promotion made easy. Simple steps and an introduction to some free and highly effective tools.
Public perception of the public library.
A sample of libraries using Niche Academy as part of their own library education and library marketing plan.
5 ways that Niche Academy tutorials provide a better user experience and are better aligned with library education and your library brand.
I must be feeling bold this morning because I’m about to predict the future of public libraries.
Listening is the single best way to increase patron awareness of library resources. Read this post to get the details why.
Are books dead? Are libraries irrelevant? Here are a few library relevance myths that I’ve encountered recently.
Fixing each of these four challenges in your public library will make your patrons happier. They are easy to do. Let's get started.
Here are a few thoughts on increasing public library patron satisfaction, in hopes that they may spark some useful ideas for you.
We are excited to introduce a new Niche Academy feature. We call it "Side Slider". Learn how to easily add courses to your library website.
We’re naming Suffolk Public Library a Niche Academy Champion, because we believe in the direction they’re taking. Come read our Q&A.
It was the summer of 1983 in Los Angeles California that I attended my first ALA Annual Conference. I remember having the time of my life.
I love the unexpected new connections that always seem to come from a gathering like the American Library Association Annual Conference (#ALAAC15).