RMRT Book Discussion - No RSVP Required

ALA Events

RMRT Book Discussion: Our book discussions are an opportunity to share different books with a common theme. Come to our in-person meeting at Annual prepared to talk about a book with California as its theme.

RMRT Book Discussion: Our book discussions are an opportunity to share different books with a common theme. Come to our in-person meeting at Annual prepared to talk about a book with California as its theme.

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ALA Events

California

Free

In-Person

June 29, 2024

3:30 - 4:30pm PDT

Room 14 A, San Diego Convention Center, 111 W Harbor Dr, San Diego, CA 92101

May

Jun

eLearning

Fundamentals of Collection Assessment 2026 - Session 2.0

This course introduces the fundamental aspects of collection assessment in libraries. It is designed for those who are responsible for or interested in collection assessment in all types and sizes of libraries.

May

Jun

eLearning

Project Management in Libraries

A four week asynchronous course on project management.

May

eLearning

Best of Core Forum: Teamwork Makes the Dream Work: Creating an Efficient Library Through Robust Project Management Practices

Is your current project management system a collection of post-it notes? Do you have to be reminded of a project that was due six months ago? Is there no accountability across the system? Turn your scattered

May

Webinar

Designing Learning for What’s Next: Scalable Strategies for Future-Ready Libraries

This webinar focuses on scalable, application-driven strategies for designing and delivering transformational learning that supports complex organizational change.

May

eLearning

Best of Core Forum: From Planning to Showtime: a Librarian's Guide

Public libraries are hubs of community engagement, innovation, and learning—and increasingly, they are called upon to lead large-scale events and initiatives that reach diverse audiences and deliver measurable

Jun

eLearning

Best of Core Forum: Elevating Public Spaces: Universal Design, Safety, and Community Voice in a Major Library Renovation

This session will explore how the library and design team embraced universal design principles, community input, and adaptive problem-solving to reimagine a prominent library space. Attendees will gain insight

Jun

eLearning

Best of Core Forum: Unlocking Team Potential: Leading Effective Library Teams

Teams are an increasingly important workplace construct, allowing libraries to tap into staff potential to tackle complex work in our current, dynamic library environment.

Decorative image of a girl and a boy side-by-side on a couch reading books.

Jun

eLearning

Webinar

Turn Your Library Into a Dyslexic Positive Literacy Hub and Help Kids Learn to Read

The Dyslexic Positive Libraries Initiative shows how to transform your library into a literacy hub where kids learn to read.

Jun

Jul

eLearning

Fundamentals of Institutional Repositories 2026 - Session 2.0

This course is an introduction to fundamental concepts of institutional repositories (IR), including IR platforms, promoting the IR, faculty publications in the IR, IR metadata, and accessibility of IR content.

Jun

Conference

PLA at ALA 2026 Annual Conference

Join PLA at the ALA 2026 Annual Conference & Exhibition, June 25–June 29 in Chicago.

Jun

ALA Events

Retired Members Round Table (RMRT) Driehaus Museum Tour

More information coming soon.

Jun

ALA Events

RMRT Chair Program: Breaking Barriers: A Librarian's Story of Changing Times

More information coming soon.

Jun

ALA Events

Dignity Index - co-sponsored with United for Libraries (see description)

Words have Power, a Dignity Index discussion co-sponsored by RMRT & United for Libraries.

Jul

Aug

eLearning

Fundamentals of Cataloging 2026 - Session 4.0

This 6-week online course is a basic primer for library cataloging concepts and practices.

Jul

Aug

eLearning

Fundamentals of Cataloging 2026 - Session 4.1

This 6-week online course is a basic primer for library cataloging concepts and practices.

Jul

Aug

eLearning

Connecting Information Literacy Efforts to Student Retention

Connecting Information Literacy Efforts to Student Retention is a four-week asynchronous course discussing the difference a librarian makes as teachers of information literacy, study skills, time management