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OhioNet Training Update

Over the last two years, OhioNet’s training team has been creating a new online format designed to mimic the real-time, hands-on engagement of the in-person professional development opportunities offered for library staff. While OhioNet plans to resume in-person training at some stage, the pandemic continues to teach us about the need for high-quality, remotely accessible events.

To help distinguish between this new, live format and our long-standing webinars, we are rebranding them as live learning events. What makes live learning events different from our traditional webinars?

Comparison chart of OhioNet live learning events vs. traditional webinars. Live learning events require real-time attendance and are small, interactive, and project-focused. Traditional webinars accomodate up to 500 people, provide topical overviews, and are generally recorded and available in OhioNet's training archive.
OhioNet’s live learning events compared to our traditional webinars.

Your first chance to explore our live learning events comes in June, when we’ll tackle the topic of fair use of copyrighted material. In July, join us for an exploration of bias and micro messages led by SHIFT Consulting. Watch OhioNet’s training page for new live learning event topics coming this fall, including cataloging common audio-visual formats and creating original catalog records.


Featured live learning events –

Fair Use for Everyone Live Learning Series

This three-part live learning series dives into the concept of fair use and gives attendees opportunities for discussion and hands-on practice with making fair use determinations.

Register here for our upcoming Fair Use for Everyone live learning series on Tuesday, 6/7/22; Wednesday, 6/15/22; and Tuesday, 6/21/22 from 2-4 p.m.*

*No recording will be made and this material will not be available in the Training Archive.


Bias and Micro Messages Live Learning Series

This hands-on, two-part live learning event serves as a starting point for diversity and inclusion programming. It explores the phenomena of bias and how professionals can minimize its effects on employee and customer/client relations.

Register here for our upcoming Bias and Micro Messages live learning series on Wednesdays, 7/13/22 and 7/27/22 from 2-4 p.m.*

*No recording will be made and this material will not be available in the Training Archive.


Last chance – don’t miss these!

Online Database Overview: Transparent Language

Explore Transparent Language Online – a language learning database available statewide through Libraries Connect Ohio.

Register here for our upcoming Transparent Language webinar on Wednesday, 6/1/2022 from 2-3 p.m.


Introduction to Sexuality and Gender Acceptance

Explore the social and cultural impacts of identifying as LGBQ and/or T in the U.S. today and identify ways to create an environment that is respectful, inclusive and affirming for all.

Register here for our upcoming Introduction to Sexuality and Gender Acceptance webinar on Thursday, 6/2/2022 from 2-3 p.m.*

*No recording will be made and this material will not be available in the Training Archive.


Copyright in Action: Understanding Section 108

Learn all about Section 108 — the “Reproductions in Libraries and Archives” exception found in U.S. Copyright law.

Register here for our upcoming Copyright in Action: Understanding Section 108 webinar on Thursday, 6/9/2022 from 2:30-4 p.m.


As always, don’t hesitate to reach out to us with any questions you might have by emailing [email protected].

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