Using Ethnography and User Experience in Health Sciences Libraries

The program will consist of a whole day face-to face CE workshop given by two speakers on the topic of ethnographic research and user experience and how these topics relate to providing library services and design that facilitate users’ locating and accessing needed information resources.

Using Questionnaires for Program Evaluation: Collecting High Quality Information

This in-person workshop outlines the basics of conducting surveys for program evaluation, including how to write survey items using typical question, distribute questionnaires to maximize response rate, and learn strategies for avoiding and exploring response bias in survey data.

Veterinary and Comparative Medicine: Literature, Resources and Services

In this face-to-face course, information professionals at all career stages and from many practice environments will learn how veterinary medicine and its literature are similar and different from other medical disciplines.

Veterinary Medicine: An Introduction for Health Sciences Librarians or Non-Veterinary Specialists

This face-to-face course provides introductions to veterinary medicine and its history, veterinary education, veterinary resources and services, tips for searching the literature, and trends in veterinary medicine and veterinary librarianship.

We're Way Past Peas: Uses of Genetic Information to Understand Human Health and Guide Health Care Decision Making*

Both the online and face-to-face classes are designed to increase the genetic literacy of librarians so they can contribute to the genetic literacy of consumers and clinicians they support through discussions of genetic topics and resources for health and education.

What Did You Hear? Qualitative Data Analysis*

Data Analysis, oh no. The purpose of this course is to take Librarians and Informationist through the steps of analyzing data generated from interviews or focus groups using low cost and free tools and begin to organize results.

What's in a Data Story? Understanding the Basics of Data Storytelling

Data without a story is just a pile of numbers. Data with an effective story becomes an everlasting narrative that people will remember for a long time and without much effort.

Wrapping Your Arms Around Python: Python Basics and Data Visualization

Do you want to acquire a skill in a cutting-edge area of librarianship that will expand your career options and increase your value in your workplace? The course will take place June 20 & June 27, 2023.

Your Role in Achieving Magnet Status

This half day face-to-face course will review the 5 part Global Issues in Nursing & Health Care Model with their 14 Forces of Magnetism from the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) to determine where a Medical Librarian can make a difference