Libraries Respond: Racial Healing and Transforming Communities through Mental Health Practices

This 6-week online course introduces the fundamental aspects of collection assessment in libraries. The course is designed for those who are responsible for or interested in collection assessment in all types

This 4-week online course introduces participants to the principles, policies and practices of preservation in libraries and archives. It is designed to inform all staff, across divisions and departments and at

Join this e-Forum to discuss system integrations, their challenges, tips and tricks for successful integrations between a library’s ILS and other systems and tools.

This webinar will explore how librarians can use AI-powered writing assistants to improve their professional writing. Attendees will learn how to use these tools for various writing tasks.

Montana Library Association Conference

Join this e-Forum to discuss system integrations, their challenges, tips and tricks for successful integrations between a library’s ILS and other systems and tools.

This 60 minute webinar will help make sense of historical newspapers and guide researchers to a better understanding of them as well.

Transitioning from staff member to management, even as an assistant, can be tough. Come webinar panel of three managers ranging from Supervisor to Deputy Director where they discuss the transition to management

Learn ways to energize your summer library program in accordance with ALA’s sustainability guidelines.

How does the RMRT book club work? It's actually a book club librarians can enjoy! We would love to have you join us.

A four week asynchronous course on project management.

Every April school librarians are encouraged to host activities to help their school and local community celebrate the essential role that strong school libraries play in transforming learning.

Resources to share with your learners in recognition of Neurodiversity Celebration Month.

Texas Library Association Conference

As linked data becomes more of a reality for the library community, OCLC has worked with libraries around the world to better understand how data, tools, and services can help integrate linked data

Attendees will be able to use the “what matters most” principles—People, Paper, POP!—to conceive a system that will work best with your staff, your community, and your library’s goals.