Join our new March course, Public Programming in the Pandemic, to discover how leading libraries have pivoted to meet their communities’ changing needs—and how you can implement the same programs at your library. 

Over three weeks of guest speaker presentations and a small group workshop, learn best practices for running a digital event, tackling essential services like workforce training and student support, and offering asynchronous programs like storywalks and scavenger hunts. You’ll discover how to engage users without access to devices, an Internet connection, or comfort with technology—or who are simply all Zoomed out.

Register today and save 20%!

Course Dates: March 23-April 6, 2021 

Live, guest speaker sessions: Tuesdays, March 23, March 30, April 6, 2021, 2:00-4:00pm ET (recordings available).
Group workshop ongoing, with assignments and personalized feedback from a facilitator.

By the end of the course, you’ll have:

• Three replicable program ideas for your library and a plan to implement them
• A digital learning toolkit to use for years to come, whether you’re working with patrons in-person or remotely—or both at once
• The ability to assess the success of your programs so that you can demonstrate your impact and refine future offerings 

Online course features:

• Instructor-led online course features personalized interaction over 3+ weeks
• Real-time guest speakers and conversation via live webcasts (recordings of these sessions will be available)
• Project-based homework assignments to help you make progress on your goals
• Individualized attention from course facilitators who work with you in a coaching environment to help sort out challenges
• Ongoing group conversation via discussion forums
• Articles, videos, and other resources
• Access all course content for six months after the course ends
• Bonus: Get access to past speaker session recordings to supplement your learning
• Certificate of completion provided

Early bird rate ends January 7!