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  • Introduction to Governance in BC Public Libraries: Part 1 – Context and Accountability for Library Boards

    Governance

    The BC Library Trustees Association is excited to launch this new resource to support public library trustees in their governance roles. Developed through engagement with library directors, trustees and the Province of BC, it provides core learning for new trustees and a valuable refresher for experienced board members Register Here Learning Outcomes:  Build a foundation […]

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    Read Local BC BookBlast! Adult titles

    Read Local BC BookBlast! series
    Virtual
    Collections

    The Read Local BC BookBlast! is back and this presentation will focus on brand new and upcoming adult titles (fiction and nonfiction) published here in BC. Sarah Felkar (Executive Director of Books BC) is our host and will provide a CataList resource for easy book ordering details while publisher reps provide a whirlwind of book talks. […]

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    Read Local BC BookBlast! Kids & Youth

    Read Local BC BookBlast! series
    Virtual
    Children's Services

    The Read Local BC BookBlast! is back and this presentation will focus on brand new and upcoming children & youth titles (fiction and nonfiction) published here in BC. Sarah Felkar (Executive Director of Books BC) is our host and will provide a CataList resource for easy book ordering details while publisher reps provide a whirlwind of […]

  • Introduction to Governance in BC Public Libraries: Part 2 – Role Clarity and the Successful Governance Team

    Governance

    Join the BC Library Trustees Association for Part 2 of our newly launched Introduction to Governance in BC Public Libraries resource. Developed through engagement with library directors, trustees and the Province of BC, it provides core learning for new trustees and a valuable refresher for experienced board member. Learning Outcomes: This webinar explores how library boards and […]

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    Critical AI Programming in Libraries – Q&A with Hannah Cyrus

    AI Exploration series
    Virtual
    Artificial Intelligence

    Hannah Cyrus, Digital Media Librarian at Bangor Public Library in Maine, will give a brief presentation about the creation and implementation of her popular "Avoiding AI" programs, which teach patrons what generative AI is, how it works, what the major concerns are with it, and how to disable AI functions on different devices and platforms. […]

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    Misinformation: Can you stop it?

    Conference Virtual Reboot
    Virtual
    Misinformation

    Misinformation spreads quickly – sometimes faster than the truth – and libraries are often the first places its impacts show up. This session provides language, framing and approaches participants can use to support library users, friends and family members in navigating the often-overwhelming challenges associated with misinformation. The session introduces key content from the BC's […]

  • Avery Swartz is standing in front of a light blue background. She is a white, middle-aged woman with shoulder-length hair in blond and brown tones. She is smiling, wearing glasses, and has a mustard coloured sports jacket over a blue shirt and blue jeans. She wears a contemporary, long gold necklace and hoop earrings.

    What’s Ahead in AI: Signal, Noise and the Coming Year for Libraries

    Year-End Keynote
    Virtual
    Artificial Intelligence

    Every few months brings a new wave of AI announcements, and it can feel like the ground shifts before you've had a chance to stand on it. This keynote takes a breath. Avery Swartz looks back at how AI has changed libraries over the past few years, separates the developments that mattered from the ones […]