Are DRM-free titles used more than DRM-enabled e-books in libraries? How can libraries determine which e-books to acquire as DRM-free? Get answers to these questions and more by joining Library Journal and EBSCO for an in-depth discussion about DRM-free e-book data and trends.
In this multifaceted online course, you’ll complete work to ensure that your collections, programs, services, and staff culture are Diverse, Equitable, and Inclusive—with personal coaching from experts from libraries and beyond.
Join us as we discuss how public libraries are revamping spaces to reflect changing communities, public need, and patron usage. Our knowledgeable panelists will share insights about effects on patron interaction, impacts on collection circulation, practical tips on getting started, and lessons learned from renovations
Together with campus IT, Ithaca College implemented a new reading list tool, Ex Libris Leganto, embedded into Ithaca’s learning management system. This improved students’ access to course resources, directly impacting teaching and learning. Now, a year after the pilot-phase, the library has integrated this new service to all instructors for delivering reserve and e-reserve content.
Focused on community co-creation with kids and teens, public library leaders and directors, youth services and young adult librarians, along with other leading thinkers to discuss the role of youth services, literacy, and learning trends.
Every public library’s mission statement includes lifelong learning in some form or fashion. It’s just that important, right? In this webcast, a panel of three librarians specializing in adult services discusses the benefits of online learning programs, tips on how to incorporate these solutions into your existing programming, and best practices for promoting eLearning options to the community.
Join Library Journal and School Library Journal for our inaugural Middle Grade Magic virtual summit, a day-long celebration and exploration of one of the burgeoning and most important – areas of publishing for young readers: literature for children ages eight through 12 – and beyond! Attendees will get a behind-the-scenes glimpse at some of the most anticipated new titles for kids and tweens, from laugh-out-loud tales to eye-popping graphic novels to enveloping fantasy. Attendees will also have the opportunity to check out the virtual exhibit hall, chat directly with authors, download educational resources, and receive prizes and giveaways.