Northeast Ohio Regional Library System

Programs

3.3.2026 - Library Programming with AI: Using AI to Help Create Impactful and Memorable Library Programs
Planning and executing engaging library programs takes creativity, strategy, and time. AI can significantly help to streamline and enhance the process, and can do so without losing the heart of your events. . . .
3.3.2026 - Training / Staff Development Active Learning Community Meeting
Join your peers to exchange ideas, celebrate successes, and discover new solutions to common challenges.  . . .
3.4.2026 - Creating More Joy & Resilience in the Library
Considerable research shows that those with more joy, laughter, and well-being in their life are more resilient, productive, and effective at work, and they live more fulfilling lives. This session is designed to increase fun, creativity, and joy. It . . .
3.5.2026 - Middle Management Active Learning Community Meeting
Join your peers to exchange ideas, celebrate successes, and discover new solutions to common challenges.  . . .
3.10.2026 - AI & Information Literacy: Building Critical Evaluation Skills for Generative AI
This webinar explores the crucial intersection of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and information literacy, addressing the transformative impact of AI on how information is accessed, evaluated, and utilized. Participants will gain a foundational . . .
3.12.2026 - Circulation Active Learning Community Meeting
Join your peers to exchange ideas, celebrate successes, and discover new solutions to common challenges.  . . .
3.19.2026 - Intellectual Freedom in Crisis: Moral Panics, Censorship, and the Cost to Library Workers
This webinar examines the current landscape of attacks on intellectual freedom and the impacts of coordinated censorship campaigns. We'll analyze the role of moral entrepreneurs, including organized advocacy groups and bad faith social media . . .
4.9.2026 - From Insight to Impact: Using Data to Grow Library Cardholders
Practical, real-world strategies for turning library data into measurable growth and community impact. Discover how the Growing Libraries platform can analyze your community, identify non-cardholding households and drive new memberships through . . .
4.14.2026 - Podcasts as Programming: Reaching Busy Parents on Their Time
The Patchogue-Medford Library in New York has transformed traditional parent education programming into an accessible podcast format, expanding their reach from an average of 5 in-person attendees to an average of 26 listeners per episode. The PML . . .
4.15.2026 - Technical Services and Collection Development Active Learning Community Meeting
Join your peers to exchange ideas, celebrate successes, and discover new solutions to common challenges.  . . .
4.23.2026 - Customer Service Conference: Communication and Credibility
We are excited to welcome you to our second annual Customer Service Conference: Communication and Credibility. In an era where the library serves as a vital sanctuary for information and connection, our success thrives on the trust we build . . .
4.29.2026 - From Maker to Market: supporting next steps for entrepreneurial makers
Makerspaces and Maker programs are enhanced services offered in many library settings. See a way to take makerspace offerings to the next level like Pflugerville Public Library.  Maker Markets provide an avenue where libraries can expand support . . .
4.30.2026 - 2026 Directors’ Retreat: Navigating the AI Horizon: A Leadership Roadmap for Library and Staff Readiness
How do you lead a library when the technological ground is shifting? The 2026 Directors' Retreat: Navigating the AI Horizon-A Leadership Roadmap for Library and Staff Readiness will prepare you for just that.  Artificial intelligence . . .
5.5.2026 - IT Active Learning Community Meeting
Join your peers to exchange ideas, celebrate successes, and discover new solutions to common challenges.  . . .
6.3.2026 - Special Libraries Active Learning Community Meeting
Join your peers to exchange ideas, celebrate successes, and discover new solutions to common challenges.  . . .