YALSA's Snack and Chat will offer a discussion on how to help rebuild teens social capital and we continue to weather through this pandemic.  Join YALSA's leadership to hear their thoughts and recommendations as well as an open forum for discussion

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

On-Demand Webinar: Zotero: Teaching and Supporting in Libraries

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

Course DescriptionLooking for some new Teen Programming ideas.  Thiswebinar will reflect interactive and fun library activities that the authorimplemented at her high school during the 2021-2022 school year. Thissession will reflect four

Mentorship for All: Creating a Statewide Program

LTC Accessible Pre-Application Webinar for Vermont Libraries

Learn how you can use the Youth Media-Making Toolkit created by CIRCLE (Center for Information & Research on Civic Learning and Engagement) and The Lamp with teens to help them realize the power of their voice in public conversations.

A Middle Grade Panel

On-Demand Webinar: Best of Core ALA Annual Conference: Programming for Accessibility

On-Demand Webinar: Build Better: Effective Library Project Management

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

The Annual Reference and User Services Association (RUSA) Virtual Forum is scheduled for March 5 & 7, 2024. We're excited to be in our 3rd successful year of offering an economical, virtual venue to learn about reference and user services The Forum Theme is: Reference Revolution: AI + More

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

This course will provide students with an introduction to basic marketing management and how these principles apply in a public library setting.

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.

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

In this five-week online course, you will learn how to identify, connect with, and serve homeschool families.

This webinar is an introduction to the world of systems thinking (ST) and how attendees can apply systems thinking in their own work.

Explore how to create inclusive services and experiences that respond directly to patron needs.

 

Management of Technology This course puts the full power of information technology into the hands of library managers and leaders. You’ll start with a clear vision and an understanding of technology policy. Next, you’ll consider the nuts and bolts of

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

Fundamentals of Collection Development and Management 2024 - Session 3.0

Learn how to productively brainstorm and workshop the questions behind your research effort and the information you need to gather for a successful evaluation.