A 3-week asynchronous course.

The Search For Meaningful Work: Overcoming Low Morale, Quiet Quitting, and Dead End Jobs

Best of Core at ALA Annual Conference: Thinking Big

You’ll learn the basics of how TikTok operates and explore different ways you can use this tool to engage, program, and market your library’s services.t your library’s services.

In this webinar, learn how to create and conduct a diversity audit.

This series will provide current or future managers and directors the foundation they need to excel in their new role.

To keep up with library trends and evolve in these troubling and uncertain times, we need to expand our Interlibrary Loan (ILL) services to meet the needs of our library patrons.

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

Dropping the Other I-Word: Local Library of Congress Subject Heading Replacements

Transforming Informational Literacy Instruction through the Lens of Our Instructional Identities: A Three-Part Webinar SeriesThursday, November 2 | Thursday, November 9 | Thursday, November 16, 20232:00 - 3:30 p.m. Eastern1:00 - 2:30 p.m. Central12:00 -

Gain a comprehensive understanding of artificial intelligence (AI), its ethical implications, and practical tools to better serve the local library community.

This course will explore research-based, practical solutions to challenging workplace environments.

Fundamentals of Universal Library Design for Learning Session 3.0

Learn how to enhance your services and help teens take ownership of their library.

2-Part Webinar Series: Transgender People in Libraries

Transgender People in Libraries Webinar Series (Part One): Working with Transgender Patrons and Colleagues

We’ve assembled a team of 4 collection development experts for this crash course webinar series, and they’ll take you through everything you need to get started.

In this webinar, you’ll learn basics of collection development for kids and teens.

Reference Interview is a comprehensive six-week course focusing on the methods of evaluating reference service, behavioral aspects of reference service, and the different types of questions that can be used to help patrons identify what they need. U

In this workshop, 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 about mentor monitors, a resource to support staff members and help keep the peace in a busy library.

Transgender People in Libraries Webinar Series (Part Two): Understanding and Fighting Anti-Trans Misinformation

In this workshop, adult fiction expert Robin Bradford will cover how you can grow and diversify your collection to make better readers advisory choices and offer stronger materials to your patrons.

Learn best practices for developing, maintaining, and weeding the adult nonfiction collection.

Opportunity in the Face of Crisis

In this workshop, weeding expert Karen Toonen will cover the challenges inherent to weeding and share tips, tricks, and tools for collection evaluation.

Learn how cohort mentoring addresses skills that are hard to gain on the job and is an investment in staff growth.

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.

Explore how to build outreach that serves all children in your community.

Gain a comprehensive grounding in Library of Congress Classification (LCC) principles and practice.