Climate change and associated natural disasters are a growing issue for libraries.

This webinar is the first in a series exploring the interconnectedness of digital equity and literacy.

LTC Accessible Pre-Application Webinar for Vermont Libraries

LTC Access Round 2 Pre-Application Webinar

On-Demand Webinar: Best of Core at ALA Annual Conference: Championing Net-Zero Energy for your Library

On-Demand Webinar: Integrative Reflection in Action

On-Demand Webinar: Opportunity in the Face of Crisis

On-Demand Webinar - Best of Core Forum: Preservation as a Service; Applying a Customer-focused Framework while Caring for our Collections

On-Demand Webinar - Best of Core Forum: Data Visualizations and Dashboards; Lessons Learned

On-Demand Webinar - 4-Part Quarto Webinar Series (Part 1): Build Your Personal Website With Quarto: An Introduction to GitHub Pages, Markdown, and R Studio

The recorded webinar Genealogy 101 for Librarians: How to get started assisting family history researchers

Learn tangible skills to help build enthusiasm for reading and strategies for diversifying your materials.

This course empowers learners with a grounding in well-established library law and policy that will help reduce copyright risk at their institutions.

 

Get the tools to objectively analyze your existing programming and allocate resources appropriately.

Learn about graphic medicine, what resources and titles are available, and how it’s impacted by book challenges and bans.

In this webinar, law librarian Ellyssa Kroski will teach the process of legal research from a beginner’s perspective.

A 60 minute webinar titled "Patron Response Framework: Responding with Kindness, Empathy, and Love in Difficult Situations"

Learn to help teens gain confidence as learners through proven methods of personal organization, delivered in a safe and trauma-informed learning environment.

In this webinar, expert children’s programmer Alyssa Jewell shows you how you can develop interactive learning experiences in which children engage in moving, music-making, and story drama.

Learn more American Sign Language vocabulary and grammar appropriate for use in a library setting and place that information within a linguistic and cultural context to aid participants in improving library services to patrons who are deaf or hard of hearing.

 

A 3-week asynchronous course.

A six-week asynchronous course on Reference Interview

This 60 minute webinar will explore and help attendees adapt the Question Formulation Technique

This 6-week course will show you how to create and market high-quality bilingual storytime programs that are relevant to Latinxs and Spanish speakers.

A 60 minute webinar exploring how the Toronto Public Library is fostering digital literacy in emerging technologies

A 60-minute webinar will cover the process of guiding what began as an ad-hoc interest group into a large-scale, multi-faceted team.

Learn basic American Sign Language (ASL) vocabulary appropriate for use with children in library and classroom settings as well as how to teach stories, songs, and other activities that incorporate ASL.

Two librarians reveal how they use podcasts and webinars to create, collaborate, and curate relevant content, giving voice to ideas and concepts that should be shared.