Webinars
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Unless otherwise specified, webinars are recorded and made freely available three months after they were originally shown. Prior to that, the recording may be accessed by registering for the webinar.
NEW WEBINARS ANNOUNCED:
Demystifying Coding for Law Librarians
WHEN: October 29, 2026, 2pm EST
WHERE: Zoom (no pre-registration required)
SPEAKERS:
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John Beatty, University at Buffalo School of Law
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Pam Brannon, Georgia State College of Law
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Ben Carlson, University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School
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Aaron Retteen, Texas A&M University School of Law
Program Description:
Are you mystified by the idea of coding? Do you wonder whether coding would even help you in your work? Are you just looking for somewhere to start?
If so, this program is for you! Coding skills are within your reach and we will help you get started! In this program, librarians who have learned to code on the job will share their experiences with finding and solving computer-based problems on the job. You will learn to identify tasks or problems that could be accomplished or solved through coding, how to pick a language or platform to best accomplish your goals, where to find resources to learn to write code, and how low-code and vibe-coded solutions should be evaluated and integrated into library workflows.
Our presenters plan to address the following questions, among others:
- What kinds of actual library problems can be solved with automation and coding?
- How do you measure the value of a solution against the time it takes to code it?
- What are the most basic things you should learn first to address common issues (APIs, Python, PHP, etc.)?
This webinar is sponsored by AALL and is a FREE event for all NASIG members!
Meeting ID: 934 7583 3221
Passcode: 666493
Sending Bytes to the Bindery: Digital Preservation and Post-Cancellation Access
WHEN: November 5, 2026 2-3pm ET
WHERE: Zoom
SPEAKER: Snowden Becker, Community Manager, LOCKSS
The advent of digital publishing platforms revolutionized scholarly communication in the 1990s, and profoundly changed how researchers and libraries interact with journals. In this webinar, LOCKSS Community Manager Snowden Becker will review the past, present, and future of post-cancellation access in the era of digital publishing, highlighting the essential (and complex!) role of preservation in evolving knowledge production.
REGISTER TODAY!Past Events
All archived webinars are hosted on the NASIG YouTube page.
Sample Webinar: aired April 25, 2024. |
Sample Webinar: aired May 4, 2023. |
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