This conversational webinar will bring together higher education leaders and student success experts for an honest conversation around the unique nature of the fall 2021 cohort.
Join us for an inspiring webinar where we’ll explore some creative ways to incorporate Learn360 media resources to support social-emotional learning and promote service learning in your school community.
In this webinar we’ll look at Instagram, a photo and video sharing social networking service. Tour the tool and see how you can use it effectively in your community.
Join librarian Kelsey Bogan as she demonstrates the various ways she’s worked to improve the inclusion and accessibility of her library’s physical organization.
In this webinar, we’ll focus on how to learn, improvise and adapt, and overcome barriers to thrive and grow in a wealth management role—or any role—where doing business virtually is essential.
Come see how the Firsthand platform can support your career exploration journey with industry guides, resumes, and company rankings.
Instructional designer Waneta Hebert will share from her own experience of relocating from Ohio to Texas as a first-year teacher and how she not only survived, but thrived in the field of education. She will also discuss how to support future teachers as they prepare to embark on their own teaching journeys.
In this first part of a two-part webinar series, UNCG Information Literacy Coordinator Jenny Dale and UNCG Online Learning Librarian Samantha Harlow will focus on the "what" and the "why" of asynchronous learning.
The Texas Library Association was established in 1902 to promote, support, and improve library services in Texas. Visit Infobase at TLA Booth #2206 to see our award-winning resources!
Join us for a brief webinar tour of the Films On Demand Guidance & Counseling Video Collection and learn how it can be used across platforms and audiences.
This webinar with thought leader Adam A. Smith will center around the unique nature of the current college-going population and provide real strategies for businesses and individuals to compete to retain employees.
MASL is a nonprofit educational organization that aims to improve teaching and learning in Maryland by bringing together individuals who are engaged in the field of school library media and information studies.
