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Many of our training events have been recorded. Search for past webinars and workshops below.

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  • Cataloging Graphic Novels

    • 1 hr 30 min 45 s Added:

    Cataloging graphic novels can be fun, but it can also be challenging. This workshop discusses various kinds of graphic novels and things to consider before cataloging, such as: national cataloging standards, who are your users, what kind of library are these a part of, and much more!

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  • Quiet Gaps: Understanding & Addressing Self-Censorship in School Library Collections

    • 51 min 7 s Added:

    Dr. Jennifer Moore (University of South Carolina) and Dr. Alissa Tudor (University of North Texas) will host an interactive online webinar on self-censorship in the context of school libraries, focusing on the causes and impacts of engaging in self-censorship, strategies and solutions for avoiding self-censorship behaviors, and resource provision. 

    By the end of the session, participants will 

    -Define self-censorship 

    -Identify self-censoring behaviors 

    -Describe impacts of engaging in self-censorship

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  • Disaster Preparedness and Response Planning for Libraries

    • 56 min 33 s Added:

    Learn how libraries of all sizes can assess risks, create comprehensive disaster response plans, and ensure continuity of services during and after crises. Whether you're building a preparedness plan from the ground up or enhancing an existing strategy, you'll gain practical tools and insights to safeguard your library and community. Learn why proactive planning matters, how to design an effective emergency response plan, and strategies to maintain operations during challenging times.

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  • Teaching News Literacy: Where Do I Start?

    • 59 min 43 s Added:

    Due to our contract with News Literacy Project, this video will only be available through Monday, June 9. 

    Presented by News Literacy Project (NLP), this session covers news literacy education aligned with NLP’s five standards, focusing on skills needed to navigate information responsibly, such as identifying credible sources and avoiding misinformation. Participants will learn to evaluate bias, understand the role of a free press, and apply quick fact-checking and digital verification techniques.

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  • Reference Basics

    • 56 min 38 s Added:

    Are your reference skills ready for a refresh? This practical and engaging webinar is designed for librarians and library staff who want to sharpen their foundational reference abilities. This session covers effective reference interview techniques, top reliable sources, specialized resources, and organization tips.

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