Join the MLA Instruction Round Table on October 8 for an hour-long opportunity to connect around instruction related to the research process and source evaluation. Registration is free.
Professional Development News
Minitex is excited to offer official NACO Training with Mark K. Ehlert this spring. This training is a refresher for catalogers in the Minnesota NACO Funnel, and open to any cataloger proficient with copy cataloging in a bibliographic utility.
OpenRefine software can help you clean up messy data. Register for this free online workshop through the University of Minnesota's Software Carpentry workshop series.
Communication is a key component to cultivating stakeholder relationships, but may vary depending on the stakeholder. What we share with a director will be different information from what we share with patrons or city officials. We will talk about who your stakeholders are and how to build a relationship with them.
An afternoon of virtual presentations and panels from Minnesota librarians working on open or no-cost resource issues.
Minitex Outreach & Instruction staff are here to remind you that we offer training on the eLibrary Minnesota resources for school and library staff in Minnesota.
The AI Knowledge Bytes: Artificial Intelligence in Libraries Lunch ‘n Learn Series had its first session and the recording is now available on the Minitex YouTube Channel.
Registration is now open the for the OLAC 2024 Conference.
St. Catherine's new job-oriented post-bachelor's certificate options will allow students to specialize in particular aspects of the field while earning graduate credits.
**UPDATE 8/21/24: ALL AVAILABLE SEATS FOR THE OPEN PEDAGOGY & INFORMATION LITERACY COURSE HAVE BEEN FILLED.**
Learn more about open pedagogy through this Library Juice Academy course! This course offering is a pilot program and the course runs from September 2 through September 29. It is open to library staff from Minnesota and funding is available for up to eight attendees.
Strengthening the knowledge, skills, and efficiency of staff in libraries throughout the Minitex region