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Attend this webinar to hear how ProQuest, part of Clarivate, is collaborating with textbook publishers and librarians on new model that provides supplemental access to required e-textbooks through the library. Hear from our speakers who are purchasing course reserve copies of e-textbooks about what impact they’ve seen at their institutions.
Learn best practices and new program ideas for working closely with communities that are often unsupported.
SirsiDynix & Library Journal bring you this series of panel discussions with public library staff who are developing OA collections. Join us for an overview of the current OA landscape and practical advice for implementing an OA strategy at your library that can bring down costs and improve usage of your digital reference collections.
Unite marketing and outreach librarianship to build trusted relationships with your whole community.
Learn to develop targeted communications and outreach strategies to ensure that members of your community are aware of the programs and services you offer and accessing the ones they need.
Library Journal and School Library Journal are thrilled to once again be hosting our long-running library building and design event in-person! And we’re especially excited to be hosting it in partnership with New York Public Library at its newly renovated central circulating branch, the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library.
Through this course, you’ll learn about the concrete actions library leaders are taking to help cultivate an antiracist, inclusive library culture—from examining the impacts of implicit biases, to evaluating spaces, programs, and services and examining policies and practices through an antiracist lens —to ensure that there is a shared value of antiracism at the library.
Infuse equity into every part of your library leadership and administration, from hiring, onboarding, and retention to personnel management to budgeting and beyond. In this course, you'll learn to develop whole-person, trauma-informed leadership skills to help you hire and manage staff, manage through crises with resilience planning, navigate board dynamics while advocating for your staff, and craft sound financial plans amid budget cuts.
Learn how to approach your practice, programs, and partnerships through a social emotional lens and better support yourself, colleagues, and your community.
In this course, you’ll learn from an outstanding group of experts as they explore key concepts essential to cultivating and promoting inclusive and equitable collections.
In this interactive course, we will explore the many benefits of the school and public alliance to drive equitable access to information, improve community outcomes, and achieve learning goals. You’ll learn from the experts how to find partnerships, develop a plan of action, and enact your plan over 3+ weeks through live keynote sessions and an interactive online classroom environment.
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