As libraries prepare for the upcoming ADA Title II requirements, our goal is to help libraries deliver accessible materials to your patrons. Learn more about how Minitex is working to enhance the accessibility of interlibrary loan (ILL) documents.
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The Minnesota Libraries Learning Network (MLLN) is the Minnesota library community's source for professional development information, now featuring 17 opportunities through June 2026. Visit mlln.org for these learning opportunities.
The final four is set! Does Historical Fiction have the blueprint to reach a consecutive final, or will Nonfiction give us a reality check? Will the cunning of mystery be enough to triumph over fantastical beasts?
The University of Minnesota Libraries, along with University partners, invites you to apply for an all-day workshop on foundational perspectives of artificial intelligence in education and their connections with information and media literacy.
University of Minnesota seeks Social Sciences Librarian with a base salary of $63,000/year. This position will integrate your expertise in disciplinary research, pedagogical strategy, and library and information science. You will assist faculty, students, and staff throughout the entire research lifecycle - from the initial stages of discovery and resource navigation through to the final dissemination of new scholarly work.
South Dakota State University seeks Associate Dean for Library Operations, with a base salary of $134,000/year. This position will will serve as the Dean of the Library’s primary administrative partner, assuming leadership in the Dean’s absence.
Minnesota Media Arts and St. Paul Neighborhood Network have partnered on a media preservation project. The Community Media Preservation Strategies & Archiving Workshops program is a statewide initiative to help community makers safeguard aging audiovisual recordings—through a baseline survey, practical webinars, and hands-on workshops that build sustainable archiving skills.
Our work to select a new collection of statewide databases continues. We expect to share details of selected databases with the community by early May.
The Traf-Sys DirectCount Three is a wireless, bi-directional infrared sensor that tracks foot traffic across entryways up to 18 feet wide. It features an integrated display for viewing historical data and uses rechargeable batteries that last approximately 4 to 6 months.
Are you a Minnesota cataloger, technical services professional, or someone who finds themselves occasionally working with MARC records at your library? Whether you are a library worker in a rural or urban community, consider joining us at our first Zoom meeting on May 5, 11:00 am - 12:30 pm.