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User research doesn’t need to be time-consuming or expensive. A single librarian can conduct and analyze simple patron evaluations with technology readily available in nearly any library. Small scale research projects, done at regular intervals, can continuously improve library services, and help you to see your library through your patron’s perspective.

This session can cover anything from the basics of creating and editing content to more advanced topics such as working with themes and creating a usable site design.

This session covers the basics of how Google Analytics works, what terms like users, sessions, and pageviews really mean, and how to get the most meaningful numbers to guide your content weeding decisions.

Basic principles for creating clear, easy-to-use websites and web content.

Does your website cause extreme anxiety? Are users lost in frustratingly dense pages? Come learn how one project to improve a library intranet can give you tools to enhance your site, from redesign planning to usability testing to content management.

Transform your public library to support and engage autistic youth! Learn about the unique needs of autistic individuals and listen to feedback gathered from the autism community about their library experiences.

Welcome to Public Library Fundamentals. you’ll explore the differences between …

Overview:In this course, you’ll learn why and how libraries weed …

Overview:In this course, you’ll learn how libraries conduct ongoing collection …

Overview:In this course, you’ll learn how libraries organize their physical …

Overview:In the second course of the LiFT Collection Management series, you’ll learn …

Overview:In this course, you’ll learn how libraries select and acquire …

Overview:In the first course of the LiFT Collection Management series, you’ll learn …