On the Horizon: Emerging Technology and Your Library

As new technologies continue to shape how learners access and use information, the library must be ready to incorporate new technology into library services and training. This face-to-face class will provide participants with an overview of how new technology is impacting education.

Once Upon a Time: Using Evaluation Findings to Tell Your Project's Story

This webinar covers a five-step process for developing reports, then shows two different structures that can be used to organize narrative and content to be interesting and motivational to the reader or listener.

One Health: Information Resources*

Find One Health informational resources and learn about One Health, and how animals, insects, and the environment are interconnected with the health of people.

Online Resources to Support Evidence-Based Practice on Population Health*

This course is designed to teach public health professionals and librarians to use National Library of Medicine resources in order to find reliable health information and data related to population health and Healthy People 2020. Introductions to MedlinePlus, PubMed, and HSRProj will be covered.

Open Science*

Open Science pursues the goals of transparency in experimental methodology, observation, and collection of data; publicly availability and reusability of scientific data; public accessibility, and using web-based tools to facilitate collaboration.

Oregon Health Science University (OHSU) Library Data Science Institute*

The OHSU Library Data Science Institute aims to bring together researchers, librarians, and information specialists for formal training on key topics in data science. The program will be offered as a three-day workshop.

Owning Your Health: Wellness Resources for Young Adults 18 to 24 Years*

This course will offer exposure to the credible and trusted online health and medical resources from the National Library of Medicine and some partner organizations that will guide young adults ages 18 to 24, as they begin to "own their health."

Participatory Approaches for Learning More about Your Data

Encourage your stakeholders to use your data by including them in facilitated group activities! In this highly interactive in-person workshop, attendees will practice using different participatory techniques for interacting with data: planning, collecting, analyzing, and even reporting data.

Perspectives in Research Data Management*

This face-to-face class will provide an introduction to the key topics underlying research data management and the current climate around data management and data sharing, as well as exploring ways in which libraries have become stakeholders in this area.

Plan to Succeed: The Basics of Library Project Management (Recording)

Plan to Succeed: The Basics of Library Project Management gives you an overview of basic project management tools and skills that will help you succeed at any project you are charged with leading.