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Our popular webcasts bring together librarian thought leaders and industry experts along with our experienced staff and leading vendors to offer forward-thinking conversations, presentations, and interactive platforms on a variety of pressing library topics.

Online Courses

Library Journal and School Library Journal’s intensive, interactive multi-session, online courses help library staff at all levels learn essential skills, solve problems unique to their libraries, and put strategic plans into action.

Virtual Conferences

We bring the energy of a national library conference right to our readers desktop computer, laptop, tablet, or mobile device. Our dynamic, day-long virtual conferences bring together thousands of library professionals from around the globe to focus on challenges and opportunities facing libraries and their communities in a dynamic, networking-friendly environment.

SLJTeen Live!

Presented annually by School Library Journal, this popular, day-long virtual conference presents the biggest upcoming YA books and authors, and provides expert advice on building successful teen programs to the professionals that need it most.

LibraryCon LIVE!

A day-long celebration with beloved authors of fandom stories and characters, from pulse-pounding sci-fi horror to innovative reboots of classic series to mind-bending speculative fiction across formats. Attendees also learn from librarians and industry insiders on how to plan and host their your own Comic Con-style event.

Blog Network

Our blogs cover a wide array of topics including book reviews, author interviews, awards coverage and predictions, 21st century learning and teaching, and much more. All from trusted and outspoken members of the library community including veteran school and public librarians and editors from Library Journal, School Library Journal, and The Horn Book.

Podcasts

The Yarn

7 Things You Should Know About The Yarn

1. The Yarn debuted in August 2015.
2. It’s about children’s literature.
3. It’s produced by Travis Jonker, an elementary school librarian, and Colby Sharp, an elementary school teacher.
4. Travis calls it a podcast, Colby calls it an audio show. They both mean the same thing.
5. All interviews for The Yarn are conducted in person.
6. One definition of “yarn” is “A narrative of adventures” – Travis and Colby like how that sounds.
7. It was all Colby’s idea.

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