2-Part Project Management Webinar Series (Part One): Project Management Essentials

2-Part Webinar Series: Project Management

In this session, trustees will learn the basics of intellectual freedom related to their role, and how First Amendment rights are related to policies and access in our public- and public-school libraries.

Gain strategies for adapting your technical services work to the current work environment and advocating for changes with key stakeholders.

Explore a variety of techniques for assessing needs, attracting users and creating a flexible, personalized environment for your entire school community.

Accessible and Inclusive Library Design

Your library can host a Repair Café or other community repair event to foster a culture of repair, reuse and resourcefulness.

Making Connections: Strategies for effective, engaging one-shot library lessonsWednesday, June 12, 202411:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Pacific | 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. Mountain | 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. Central | 2:00 -3:00 p.m. EasternThe one-shot, where students or

Learn how mobile outreach can help you increase engagement, find new patrons, and develop lifelong relationships with parts of your community that may be underserved and underrepresented.

Learn principles and strategies for connecting with your community to support school library services.

2-Part Project Management Webinar Series (Part Two): More Agile Teams and Collaborations

In this event, we’ll look at the fundamental techniques of project management and explore how they can be applied in a school library environment.

Trailblazing Pathways Across the Digital Divide

Learn the basics of how your community uses your collection and how you can assess it to ensure it is as effective as possible.

Learn how to help overcome barriers and consistently providing resources and support to African American writers.

This course explores perspectives and applicable techniques for teaching life skills at the library to teens.

In this eLearning bundle, ALA and MLA (Music Library Association) are collaborating to provide a series of four events that will give you a proper orientation to music cataloging.

This course will provide librarians with the fundamentals of music cataloging and ability to further hone their own skills.

This course explores the importance and relevance of kindness and well-being in the workplace for people in all roles.

If you want to gain a practical overview of Dewey Decimal Classification and Library of Congress Classification, this eCourse bundle is for you.

Gain a comprehensive grounding in Dewey Decimal Classification® principles and practice.

In this two-course bundle, outreach expert and author Jessica Snow will provide a guide to serving both underserved teens and children.

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

In this special eCourse, Rebekkah Smith Aldrich, President of the Sustainable Libraries Initiative, will lead you through the principles and practices of sustainable librarianship along with a group of expert speakers, lecturers and writers.

Fundamentals of Cataloging 2024 - Session 4.0

Fundamentals of Cataloging 2024 - Session 4.1

Best of Core Forum: Organizing for Open; Aligning Organizational Structures with Open Values

This webinar will cover how to create and implement interactive storytimes for children ages 3 to 7 in a school or classroom setting.

In this webinar, Mark Aaron Polger provides you with the top tips to follow when preparing new signage for your library.

In this eCourse, respected authority Hilda Weisburg will give school librarians concrete strategies for demonstrating and proving their worth through clear, focused leadership.