A six-week asynchronous course on Reference Interview

On-Demand Webinar: SOS for Library Professionals

Who Manages, Who Leads Part One: Developing your Career Plan" is a four-week interactive program that prepares new manages to excel in their positions, and it prepares new managers interst in furthering their organizational influence by growing into leadership roles.

Learn about a new self-paced course.

Retroactive Addition of Homosaurus: An Evaluation (November 2025)

Gain critical skills needed to make the best use of the data your library is collecting.

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.

Rebooting Complex, Intractable Library Services

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

Build Your Brand, Build Your Community

Learn how to make the most of your library's space on a budget.

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

7 Secrets to Getting Staff to Work Together

Learn how a medium-sized public library minimized its social media use while still engaging with its community.

Navigating Mental Health In Information Spaces

This 90-minute webinar will present practical guidance on cataloging rare materials with RDA.

A 60 minute webinar on Business Archives as a Tool for Academic Business Researchers

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

Helping Neurodivergent Library Workers Succeed

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

Gain a comprehensive introduction to management principles specifically tailored to the unique contexts of libraries and information centers.

This eCourse will provide you with the concrete skills you need to achieve proficiency in reference services.

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.

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.

Learn about forming your own senior advisory board to help shape library programs and services for seniors in your community.

Move from beginning principles to a functional ability to implement accessibility practices.

This is the first session in the Crash Course: Inclusive and Accessible Library Experiences for People with Disabilities series.