Virtual Learning

Originally aired live October 7, 2020

Creating a Modern Library Experience For Rural Communities

Discover how forward-thinking libraries use technology to make a big difference within small communities and drive relevancy for rural users.

Blogs + Trends, Change Management, Open Access, Webinars + Virtual Learning

panelists + moderator

Jen

Jennifer Alvino MLIS

President of the Maine Library Association and Library Director

Windham Public Library

Laura

Laura Pitts

President-Elect of the Alabama Library Association and Library Director

Scottsboro Public Library

Laura

Laura Emery MLIS

CEO

Eastern Counties Regional Library

Dana

Dana Thomas

Innovation Project Manager

Eastern Counties Regional Library

Attendee Responses + Information

"It is good information and nice to hear how other libraries are implementing the tech."

" I learned at least one thing from each presenter. Thank you."

"Loved hearing about the innovations!"

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Attendee Snapshot

Adams County library

Cumbria County council logo

Glostrup Bibliotek logo

Middlesex county council

New York public library logo

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