The Minnesota Libraries Learning Network (MLLN), (formerly "Level Up") is the Minnesota library community's source for professional development information, now featuring 25 opportunities through May 2025. Visit mlln.org for these learning opportunities.
Professional Development News
Minitex will offer an introductory Digital Project Skills series on digitizing collections, metadata for digital collections, and preserving digital collections. The series is designed for staff of any library, archive, museum, or other organization planning or already working on digital projects. No previous knowledge is assumed.
The program is set for ERMN 2025, and registration for the conference on March 5 is officially open.
This program is provided by the Medical Library Association (MLA) and offers training in providing health information services to consumers. The program begins February 18.
This free one-hour event, presented by the Minnesota Library Data Group, will take place at 1:00 p.m. on February 11. Registration is via Zoom.
Registration is now open for the North American Virtual Reference Online Conference!
Registration for this webinar is free. The session will focus on the implications of generative artificial intelligence for future generations and how this disruptive technology will reshape education.
Join a new discussion list for Minnesota library professionals to share questions, resources, and experiences related to library data. Whether you're an expert or just getting started, this space is for everyone to connect and collaborate. With upcoming webinars and a focus on advocacy, storytelling, and data improvement, we’re here to support each other in making the most of library data.
Come hear from the MLA Legislative Committee, MLA Intellectual Freedom Committee, and State Library Services about what the "Access to Library Materials and Rights Protected" law is (and what it isn't!).
This comprehensive, 5-hour course, led by Dr. Michele Leininger, is designed to equip library staff without an MLIS
with the essential knowledge and skills to succeed in collection development.
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Strengthening the knowledge, skills, and efficiency of staff in libraries throughout the Minitex region