Sierra Vega Discover eCommerceDrop in for an open Q&A and demo of Vega Discover Showcases. It's recommended to first complete the TalentLMS Vega Discover Showcases Course.
Register Here: Zoom Registration Link
What social media is everyone using for their library? I don't want to miss out on cool content 😁
How does everyone deal with patrons who frequently register for programs but consistently do not actually attend?
The PrairieCat Resource Sharing Summit is back - and you won't want to miss it! This year's topic is Marketing Your Library: Strategies for Success and Accessibility.
Join us for an engaging session facilitated by Amanda Standerfer from Standerfer Consulting | Fast Forward Libraries, where we’ll explore effective marketing techniques for libraries. This interactive session will feature guest speakers, group discussions, and insights into what marketing strategies are driving success—and what challenges have been encountered along the way. Together, we’ll share tips on how to better promote library services and resources to your community.
We’ll also address the importance of navigating accessibility concerns when creating both print and digital materials, ensuring that all members of your community can engage with your library. Whether you’re looking to refine your current approach or try something new, this session will provide valuable takeaways for every library professional.
A detailed agenda and further information will be shared soon. Don’t miss this opportunity to collaborate with colleagues across the state and discover innovative ideas to boost your library’s visibility and accessibility.
Coffee and lunch will be provided. Please list any dietary restrictions when registering. Meeting is in the Yusunas Meeting Room. Registration will close April 7, 2025.
111 East Mississippi Avenue
Elwood, IL 60421
United States
This Committee makes recommendations to the Administrative Council on membership and budget issues to ensure the sustainability of PrairieCat.
Meeting Documents: Meeting documents can be found on the PrairieCat website.
This 11 member elected standing group discusses circulation and OPAC topics. It is empowered to make decisions on procedure and some policy decisions, and to make recommendations to Administrative Council for higher level policy decisions. It also reviews circulation procedures and works together to resolve circulation issues.
Who Should Attend: Members of the Committee and any other interested PrairieCat members.
Meeting Documents: Meeting Documents can be found on the PrairieCat website.
This Committee makes recommendations to the Administrative Council on membership and budget issues to ensure the sustainability of PrairieCat.
Meeting Documents: Meeting documents can be found on the PrairieCat website.
The Engagement Committee works to actively engage members at all levels, to create connections and advance the organization through activities like PrairieCat's annual conference PUG Day, peer networking opportunities, and more.
Who Should Attend: Members of the Committee and any other interested parties.
Meeting Documents: Meeting documents can be found on the PrairieCat website.