Access to all our archived webinars are available on SCRLC's YouTube Channel.

Design for Learning: 21st Century Online Teaching and Learning Skills for Library Workers (D4L) is a free instructional design training program available through WebJunction. It is designed to enable library workers to transfer their in-person teaching skills to the online environment, though many of the modules are pertinent to in-person teaching, as well. The program's 7 modules include: Orientation, Foundation, Diversity, Community, Content Creation, Course Management, and Capstone. 

D4L was developed in partnership among the South Central Regional Library Council, Syracuse University's School of Information Studies, and the Empire State Library Network. It was funded in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS). 

SCRLC members can have access to  Skillshare, which offers online classes in design, business, technology, photography, entrepreneurship, film and writing, often taught by industry leaders.

You can use Skillshare 24/7 from your computer or mobile device.

If you would like access to Skillshare, please send a request to jphilippe@scrlc.org. Registration will be rotated on a first-come, first-serve basis, but you will have at least two weeks of access.

Certificates of completion are available.

In addition to the weekly Tech-Talk newsletter, SCRLC members can have access to the Tech-Talk Database, which offers an up-to-date, searchable library of technology and communication articles and videos.

If you would like access to the database, look for the login information at the top of your weekly Tech-Talk newsletter or email jphilippe@scrlc.org.