Are you wondering what you’ll be reading this spring? Join this webcast to hear about the latest big-buzzing books that you won’t want to miss! Publishing insiders will present their favorite forthcoming can’t-put-down titles, from mysteries and feel-good escapism to spirituality and hot-button nonfiction.

Join the HarperCollins Library Marketing (aka Library Love Fest) as they talk about their favorite adult books coming in 2023. They have everything your heart desires: memoirs, thrillers, romance, sleepers, and more! These books have touched their hearts and they’re pretty sure they’ll touch yours, too. You’ll also hear about some exciting initiatives from the team.

It's Spring Graphic Novel time! Join publishing insiders to learn about the hottest new graphic novels that you'll want to have on your shelves this spring! From fantastic journeys through spiritual realms, to zombie thrillers, to epic manga/fantasy, this webcast will showcase the latest new titles that you and your readers will not want to miss!

Join this session to learn how O’Reilly is helping libraries deliver meaningful learning opportunities and why it was recognized for its excellence in the “Best DEI Strategy” category by Brandon Hall Group’s 2022 Human Capital Management Awards program for its initiatives designed to amplify, educate, and recruit underrepresented communities in the tech industry.

Join host Duncan Smith as we talk to three public librarians about the work their libraries are doing to support economic development in their communities. You’ll also have a chance to hear from users who have directly benefitted from these programs.

Becoming a library that can respond to user needs and demonstrating your influence on the overall academic mission is an operational “gold standard.” However, the lack of robust data analytics causes libraries to miss key evidence of user engagement, holding them back from reaching a synergistic relationship with students and administrators. Join this webcast to learn strategies for leveraging data to improve conversations with academic administrators and understand library user behavior.