Monday, September 14, 2020

Library Journal's Day of Dialog

Mark your calendar for Library Journal's Day of Dialog! If you cannot attend the live sessions, you can watch the recordings for the next three months.


From Library Journal

For more than two decades, Library Journal’s Day of Dialog has been the most anticipated librarian-only gathering of the year. Now it’s gone virtual, with the next all-day event on Friday, September 25, that will feature a close-up look at the biggest forthcoming books for winter 2020/spring 2021. Once again, you’ll hear from top authors in genre fiction, literary fiction, and nonfiction and learn about more titles and trends from editors on our popular editors’ picks panel. And you still get to dialog by visiting virtual booths, talking with authors, and networking with colleagues.

 

Upon completion of a webcast session, live or on-demand, attendees will receive a certificate of completion that will include the number of continuing education hours. Attendees may submit that certificate to their governing continuing education body to request CE credits. During each webcast session, a Certification Window will display the number of minutes that you must attend the session in order to earn a CE certificate. A green check mark will appear in the window once that minimum has been met and you will be prompted to download your certificate. Please note that it can take up to one-hour-plus for a certificate to be generated. You may collect your CE certificates in the Certification tab in the left navigation bar of the environment. 

 

We are anticipating a high number of library and education professionals to attend, so you may find the environment or live sessions become full during the day. But fear not! All sessions and author chats will be available for viewing on-demand within an hour of their initial broadcast, and the entire event will be available on-demand until December 25.

 

Who should attend? Registration is open to librarians and educators. To register, click here.

For more details visit libraryjournal.com

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