Special Library
Leadership Skills Through Professional Service
This webina will explore how to strategically select and leverage service opportunities that align with career goals, build transferable skills, and enhance professional visibility.
Fundamentals of Institutional Repositories 2026 - Session 1.0
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.
Fundamentals of Cataloging 2026 - Session 2.1
This 6-week online course is a basic primer for library cataloging concepts and practices.
Fundamentals of Cataloging 2026 - Session 2.0
This 6-week online course is a basic primer for library cataloging concepts and practices.
Fundamentals of Cataloging 2026 - Session 1.1
This 6-week online course is a basic primer for library cataloging concepts and practices.
Fundamentals of Cataloging 2026 - Session 1.0
This 6-week online course is a basic primer for library cataloging concepts and practices.
Best of Core Forum: Neurodiversity in the Academic Library
With higher rates of neurodivergent students approaching traditional college-age, it is more important than ever to embrace neurodivergence within the academic library.
Build Your Brand, Build Your Community
Learn how you can build your library’s brand to increase loyalty and connection with your customers through simple yet impactful ways, like eye-catching displays, short surveys, and a simple style guide.
Transforming LibGuides: A Case Study (February 2026)
Join a group of university professionals as they explore the technical and political processes of overhauling and streamlining their LibGuides and the A-Z database list.
Challenges for Collecting Digital Games
This webinar addresses emerging challenges for both academic and public libraries interested in collecting, preserving, and providing access to digitally distributed video games.
First Amendment Rights Unite Friends and Stakeholders for Everyday Practice
Presented by United for Libraries and the Freedom to Read Foundation
From Thin to Thick Library Description
This talk explores how libraries can apply Appiah's "thick translation" theory to enhance library description practices.
Critical Data Storytelling
November 2025 Learning Live
Helping Neurodivergent Library Workers Succeed
A neurodivergent librarian will discuss neurodivergence, what it is and isn't, and how to be a better coworker and ally. This also provides recommendations for supervisors on ways to provide accommodations.
7 Secrets to Getting Staff to Work Together
This session will explore the concept of creating a workplace culture where staff value being a part of something bigger than themselves.
Exploring Descriptive Strategies for Outdated Language in Metadata and Cataloging
This webinar, an update to 2022's "Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Strategies in Metadata and Cataloging," will examine descriptive strategies and challenges for outdated language in metadata and cataloging.
Passports & Notaries @ Your Library
A 60 minute webinar for those that currently offer or are considering offering notary and passport services.
Transform and Thrive: Fostering Well-Being
Library staff and administration do more than point people toward books and information—we foster well-being for ourselves and others. Learn how to go beyond balancing too many projects with too little time.
Design and Marketing for Libraries
A four-week asynchronous course to help students market their library to send positive messages, advocate, promote and engage with their audience.
Retroactive Addition of Homosaurus: An Evaluation (November 2025)
This webinar will introduce Emory Libraries's collaboration with Backstage Library Works to test an automated process of converting Library of Congress Subject headings to Homosaurus terms.