Now that the fall semester is in high gear, you may be asked to do an online library instruction for selected classes. Have you thought about ways to embed yourself... read more →
At Credo we understand the need for libraries to write interesting social media content to engage your users and raise awareness of valuable resources and services. That’s why we’ve created... read more →
The fall semester is upon us. There’s a lot to do and new students to orient, especially if they’re new AND facing online learning for the first time. Credo has... read more →
A first edition of a Charles Dickens novel is expensive, it’s beautiful, and it also contains a timeless story. A first edition of a 1986 Encyclopedia of Computers is…a pretty... read more →
Archiving the COVID-19 Stories from the Black Community: An Interview with Archivist kYmberly Keeton
Documenting COVID-19 and its impact on our communities continues to be important work for librarians and archivists. We interviewed academic librarian Gina Murrell last time on her experiences collecting stories... read more →
No need to mention why since we’re all weary of hearing about it, but we all need a pick-me-up, something to get the creative juices and productivity flowing again. I’ve... read more →
At Credo we understand the need for libraries to write interesting social media content to engage your users and raise awareness of valuable resources and services. That’s why we’ve created... read more →
Let’s be honest. In normal times, there are plenty of people who think that school librarians just sit around reading books all day. Or worse, they believe that we only... read more →
The 2020 career landscape is changing fast, with new opportunities, new challenges, and new expectations. With that in mind, Ferguson's Career Guidance Center has been completely reimagined to meet the needs... read more →
Recently we’ve been seeing more conversations on racial equity/inequity in the workplace, including our associations such as the American Library Association. The increase of police brutality against Black people and... read more →