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    WebJunction Course Catalog

    Library-specific courses and webinars available for free through the generous support of OCLC and state library agencies.

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      Recommended on-demand webinars and courses

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      Facilitating Learning Groups

      Learn how to organize, manage and facilitate an online or in-person group of people learning together with a self-paced course.

      An Introduction to Bridgebuilding: Creating a Library Where Everyone Belongs

      Learn how to bring different kinds of people together with respect and understanding.

      LiFT: Community Engagement Series

      Learn the concept, practice, and importance of community engagement in libraries, and how it improves a wide range of library programs and services.

      A Community-Centered Approach to Digital Collections

      Build collections that center the voices of many different communities via respectful collaboration.

      Webinars

      Middle Management Strategies for Success in Public Libraries

      Learn from Brooklyn Public Library staff about their successful middle management strategies. 

      How to Host a Job Fair at Your Library

      Public libraries are uniquely positioned to support workforce development and connect job seekers with meaningful employment opportunities. 

      How Gen Z Use (and Don’t Use) Public Libraries: New Data and Analysis

      Professors Kathi Inman Berens and Rachel Noorda, media researchers at Portland State University, present 2025 data and insights about how Gen Z use libraries. 

      Intentional AI Conversations at Your Library

      AI is affecting everyone - including your patrons. Join us for a presentation on the role public libraries can play in ensuring communities nationwide can decide for themselves what a good AI future looks like. 

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      Upcoming live webinars

      Libraries count: Expanding access to early math learning through public libraries

      03 December 2026

      How to practice boldness in complex times

      01 January 2027

      Creating inclusive services: Lessons from Plano Public Library's Adapted Library Programming

      21 January 2027

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Access & equity (23)

Advocacy (5)

Alternative Basic Library Education (ABLE) (4)

Artificial Intelligence (5)

Assessment, evaluation & planning (19)

Children (25)

Media Smart Libraries (3)

Collections management (18)

Digital Collections Stewardship (8)

Create & deliver training (5)

Customer service (15)

Friends, trustees and volunteers (4)

Funding (4)

Health (19)

LiFT: Library Foundational Training

LiFT: General Foundational Skills (2)

LiFT: Library Catalog Series (4)

LiFT: Collection Management Series (6)

LiFT: Community Engagement Series (2)

Manage staff development (11)

Marketing (9)

Older adults & seniors (8)

Organizational management (27)

Outreach (23)

Personal growth & development (22)

Programming (29)

Readers' advisory (6)

Reference (18)

Creating Pathways to Civil Legal Justice (4)

Navigating Civil Legal Issues of Natural Disasters (3)

Social media (5)

Space planning (3)

Making Space for Active Learning in Your Library (3)

Sustainability (15)

Teaching patrons (11)

Technology (9)

Young adults & teens (16)


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