Virtual Learning
March 25, 11:00 AM–12:00 PM CT
AI in Libraries: Get the Scoop, Beat the Fear, Make it Work for You (and Your Patrons)
A practical conversation on AI in libraries, what is changing, what to consider, and how to move forward with confidence. Limited spots available.
Artificial intelligence is becoming part of everyday library operations, raising questions about its role in services, workflows, and community engagement.
Knowledge is power, so join Bibliotheca’s Solution Consulting team for a clear, practical discussion of what AI means for libraries today. This session will cover the basics of machine learning, explore where AI is already being applied, and discuss how libraries can work with these tools in meaningful ways as AI continues to evolve.
AI works best in conjunction with staff, not in place of them. Attendees will gain ideas for using AI within library operations, as well as guidance on how you can help patrons understand and use AI tools with confidence.
The session will conclude with a live Q&A.
Registration is free, and the webinar will be recorded for on-demand viewing.
Limited spots available.
SPEAKERS
Lisa Stamm
Solution Consultant
Lynn Yandell
Director, Solution Consulting
Randy Maxey
Senior Solution Consultant
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