Community Co-Design: How to Collaborate with Your Community to Build Programs and Services

February 21, 28, & March 6, 2024

Why take this course: Co-design, also known as participatory design or co-creation, is a process that brings together designers and end-users to collaboratively develop solutions, products, or services. Co-design is crucial for library programs and outreach because it places the patrons and community at the center of development and decision making, ensuring that their perspectives, experiences, and needs inform the final outcome.

Who should take this course: This course is for program and outreach librarians and other stakeholders involved in creating library programs and services.

Hurry! register before December 27 to receive our Early Bird discount! 

Why take this course: Learn the foundations of project management in the library to ensure that your future programs and projects are set up for success. Drive greater impact in your community, and realize greater efficiency and confidence in your work, by becoming proficient in project management skills.

Who should attend this course: Any librarian whose role involves planning and completing mid- to large-scale projects, including program development, community outreach, children’s and adult services, and more. Whether you work in a school, public, academic library or elsewhere, this course will help you plan, track, and evaluate any project and streamline a program’s progress and success.

Register by February 20 to receive our Early Bird Rate!

Join as a Group 

Group Rates

Request a discount for groups of 3 or more and work with your colleagues on a project for your library.

Credit Packages

Purchase packages of course tickets that you can allocate to your staff as needed and apply to our full roster of courses.

Purchase 15 or more registrations and apply them across multiple courses.