Free webinars on walking book clubs, PLSR, low-tech STEM, going fine-free & more this month from NEWI:
Go to the NEWI list of free webinars to find continuing education opportunities in which you can participate without leaving your library; most sessions are 60 minutes long, and are provided – at no charge to you – by associations, agencies, companies, and library systems.
Here’s a sample of webinars offered this month:
Here’s a sample of webinars offered this month:
- Difficult Conversations: Embrace Confrontation and Produce Long-Lasting Benefits
- PLSR Implementation
- Walking Book Clubs, StoryWalk, and More: Taking a Walk with the Library
- Everybody Does Security
- Advocacy 101: When Advocating for Your Library Becomes Second Nature
- Low-Tech and No-Tech STEM
- Our Favorite Inappropriate Questions Under the ADA: Legal and Practical Considerations
- Eliminating Fines: A Win-Win for Your Library and Community
- Child Care is Everywhere: How Libraries Can Develop, Strengthen, and Support Child Care (three-part series)
- VoteLibraries 2020: Thinking About Elections and Libraries Without Being Partisan
Missed a webinar? It might have been archived, so check NEWI’s list of webinar recordings you can watch for free, anytime.
Bonus: the SirsiDynix Connections Summit on November 12th is a free, online conference for all libraries and their staff (even those whose library is not a SirsiDynix customer.) Sessions are fast-paced and concise – most are 15 minutes or less – and include these topics:
- Going Fine Free: From Motivation to Preparation
- How to Motivate Your Staff
- Building Support for the Library by Sharing About Your Values
- The Shifting Perception of Library Marketing and How to Market Your Library Successfully
- Modern Library Websites
- Raising Public Awareness Through Libraries Transform
NEWI is a continuing education (CE) partnership of library systems located in North Eastern Wisconsin. The NEWI website aims to be a central source of CE info for staff working at libraries in four library systems: Manitowoc‐Calumet Library System (MCLS), Nicolet Federated Library System (NFLS), Outagamie Waupaca Library System (OWLS), and Winnefox Library System (WLS).
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