The "Big Talk From Small Libraries 2016" one-day online conference is this month,  Everyone is welcome to attend, regardless of how big or small the library, if your library serves a few hundred or a few thousand, this is the day for you. It's aimed at librarians from small libraries; the smaller the better. Each of the speakers will be from a small library or works directly with small libraries.

The 4th annual Wild Wisconsin Winter Web Conference is full of great stuff, and you don't need to drive anywhere to attend it — participate from your office, home, or on the go.

Plan to attend these free continuing education opportunities; you may attend a full day or choose just the sessions that interest you.

Hoping to attend a workshop, conference or other library continuing education program within or outside Wisconsin? Going back to school for a master’s degree?

→ The Wisconsin Library Association Foundation supports several annual scholarships for library education (approximately $900 - $1600) and continuing education (approximately $800 - $1100) for WLA members and prospective or continuing students.

Project ENABLE is a free online training resource where you can learn skills to help your library be inclusive, accessible, and meet the needs of your customers.

Big Talk From Small Libraries 2015 is coming up; everyone is welcome to attend, regardless of how big or small the library, but if your library serves a few hundred or a few thousand, this is the day for you.

The Wild Wisconsin Winter Web Conference is full of great stuff, and you don't need to drive anywhere to attend it — watch from your office, home, or on the go.

Ten one-hour sessions are scheduled over two days: Wednesday January 21 and Thursday January 22, 2015. You can attend one, five, or all ten presentations.