Learn engaging and effective teaching methods to help students develop critical information literacy skills.

Recommended for grades 8-12 school librarians and academic librarians.

Discover how schools are transforming their approach to reading integrity and accountability to support student growth. From tracking authentic engagement to aligning staff and students around shared literacy goals, hear practical strategies and tools for driving results and cultivating a thriving reading culture at every grade level.

Join us Thursday, August 7^th for our 14th annual SLJTeen Live! virtual event! Come hear about the latest and most exciting forthcoming titles for teens and tweens. From rom-coms and mysteries to graphic novels and classic coming-of-age stories, our daylong program of author panels, in-depth conversations, and keynote talks will keep you inspired and entertained.

You’ll also have the opportunity to visit the virtual exhibit hall to meet with leading publishers and download digital galleys and other free resources.

Learn how to track library-related legislation and testify in front of legislators from grassroots advocates and librarians who have successfully lobbied for libraries in their states.

Learn tangible ways to handle censorship, find allies, and ensure your library policies are up to date. 

Recommended for all levels and types of library personnel.
 

Strengthen literacy with books your readers already love.

Recommended for school librarians (grades 3-12) and public youth services librarians.

Learn practical ways to use AI tools to streamline work at your library in this introductory course. 

Recommended for AI beginners; open to all levels and types of personnel.

Learn change management skills to help support your library's ever-evolving needs.

This course is intended for library managers and leaders.

Help your school community make sense of artificial intelligence.

This 3-course certification track is designed for K-12 school librarians and educators.

Help students understand, question, and use AI in meaningful, responsible ways.

Recommended for K-12 school librarians and educators at all levels of AI-knowledge.