Virtual Learning
Held on January 26, 2026
Customer Training: Making selfCheck More Impactful with Integrations
Watch this on-demand customer training to learn how quickConnect integrations help make selfChecks more impactful across events, promotions, and everyday library services.
selfChecks powered by quickConnect™ are one of the most visible touchpoints in the library.
In this on-demand customer training, you’ll explore how integrated workflows help make selfChecks more useful for patrons and more effective for staff.
You’ll hear from Jason Humphrey, Commercial Director at Bibliotheca, as he shares real-world examples and practical use cases from libraries using quickConnect today.
In this session, you’ll see how libraries use quickConnect to:
- Display events, local programs, and promotions directly on selfChecks (SpringShare’s LibCal, LocalHop, and Communico Events)
- Automatically show upcoming events and provide consistent digital signage across selfChecks
- Deliver real-time reading recommendations and relevant content to patrons (NoveList-recommended Reads)
- Enable selfChecks to act as a one-stop self-service point (pay fees, print guest passes, release prints via TBS PaperCut)
- The focus is on practical outcomes and real-world use, not technical configuration.
Session details:
- Originally presented on January 26, 2026
- Recorded customer training
- Approx. 45 minutes
- Includes Q&A segment
SPEAKER
Mason Humphrey
Bibliotheca
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