Please excuse the cross posting.

Below is the list of free webinars for this month.  To register for any of these events, please visit the statewide CE Calendar at http://root.evanced.info/maine/evanced/eventcalendar.asp .  Remember, even if you can't make the webinar at the scheduled time, register anyway so that you can get the link to the archive.

ADVOCACY
Mar. 8: Social Media Crash Course for Nonprofits (Nonprofit Hub)
Mar. 9: Social Media: Share the Love (Utah State Library)
Mar. 22: Small and Rural Libraries Leading with TV Whitespace (Nebraska Library Commission)

ASSESSMENT & PLANNING
Mar. 23: Library Services: Making the atypical, typical (Colorado State Library)
Mar. 29: Expertise, Competencies and Careers (Library 2.0)

BOARDS
Mar. 8: Engaging Your Board & Others in Difficult Decisions (4Good)
Mar. 22: Strategic Planning Part 1: Cultivation & Organizational Development (4Good)

CAREERS
Mar. 8: Planning for Successful Internships (Nebraska Library Commission)

CHILDREN & TEENS
Mar. 15: New Spring Nonfiction for the Library and Classroom (School Library Journal)
Mar. 22: Create a Culture of Acceptance and Kindness in a Challenging World: It all Starts in Your Early Childhood Program (Early Childhood Investigations)
Mar. 23: What's New in Children's Literature - 2017 (Infopeople)

COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT & MANAGEMENT
Mar. 6: Makerspace Communities and Their Futures (Idaho Commission for Libraries)
Mar. 7: Basic Principles and Practices of Born-Digital Preservation (University of Wyoming American Heritage Center)
Mar. 9: Behind the Scenes: SLJ in Conversation with Top Children's Book Editors (School Library Journal)
Mar. 10: Libraries Transforming Textbooks (Lyrasis)
Mar. 14: Panel Discussion: New Graphic Novels for Your Library (Booklist)
Mar. 15: New Spring Nonfiction for the Library and Classroom (School Library Journal)
Mar. 16: Oversize, overwhelmed? Caring for Maps and Architectural Drawings in Your Collection (Connecting to Collections)
Mar. 21: Stellar Series Nonfiction for Youth: Spring 2017 (Booklist)
Mar. 28: Library Reads (Booklist)
Mar. 29: Exploring the Costs and Benefits of Cataloging Free Resources (Federal Depository Library Program)

COMMUNICATION
Mar. 8: Social Media Crash Course for Nonprofits (Nonprofit Hub)
Mar. 9: Social Media: Share the Love (Utah State Library)

DATABASES & eRESOURCES
Mar. 2: Data on a Deadline: Quick Data Tools & Interactive Maps (U.S. Census Bureau)
Mar. 29: Exploring the Costs and Benefits of Cataloging Free Resources (Federal Depository Library Program)

DEVELOPMENT & MANAGING CHANGE
Mar. 7: Basic Principles and Practices of Born-Digital Preservation (University of Wyoming American Heritage Center)
Mar. 8: Engaging Your Board & Others in Difficult Decisions (4Good)
Mar. 8: You Can Do I.T.! How to Empower Library Staff with Basic Tech Management Skills (TechSoup)
Mar. 9: Libraries Transforming Communities: Introduction to Dialogue & Deliberation (1 of 3) (Programming Librarian)
Mar. 15: Unexpected Class Visits: Ready, Set, You've Got This (OCLC)
Mar. 16: Protecting Patron Privacy in Public Libraries (Tech Soup)

FUNDRAISING
Mar. 15: Introduction to Fundraising Planning (GrantSpace)

MANAGEMENT
Mar. 8: Planning for Successful Internships (Nebraska Library Commission)
Mar. 16: Protecting Patron Privacy in Public Libraries (Tech Soup)
Mar. 22: Strategic Planning Part 1: Cultivation & Organizational Development (4Good)

OUTREACH & PARTNERSHIPS
Mar. 2: Healthy Aging at Your Library: Connecting Older Adults to Health Information (National Network of Libraries of Medicine)
Mar. 8: Connecting Schools and Public Libraries Through Data (Demco)
Mar. 15: Unexpected Class Visits: Ready, Set, You've Got This (OCLC)
Mar. 16: Outreach and Programming for New Adults (Missouri State Library)
Mar. 21: Maine Data and Evaluation Monthly Chat (Maine State Library)
Mar. 23: Library Services: Making the atypical, typical (Colorado State Library)

PROGRAMMING
Mar. 2: Data on a Deadline: Quick Data Tools & Interactive Maps (U.S. Census Bureau)
Mar. 7: Privacy Literacy at Your Library (OCLC)
Mar. 9: Women Who Rock: Past and Present (Junior Library Guild)
Mar. 16: Outreach and Programming for New Adults (Missouri State Library)
Mar. 16: Money Smart, Measure Smarter: Boost Your Financial Literacy Programs & Measure Their Impact (Public Library Association)
Mar. 22: Create a Culture of Acceptance and Kindness in a Challenging World: It all Starts in Your Early Childhood Program (Early Childhood Investigations)

READERS' ADVISORY
Mar. 7: Series Nonfiction Must-Haves for the School Library (Booklist)
Mar. 9: Behind the Scenes: SLJ in Conversation with Top Children's Book Editors (School Library Journal)
Mar. 14: Panel Discussion: New Graphic Novels for Your Library (Booklist)
Mar. 15: New Spring Nonfiction for the Library and Classroom (School Library Journal)
Mar. 21: Stellar Series Nonfiction for Youth: Spring 2017 (Booklist)
Mar. 23: What's New in Children's Literature - 2017 (Infopeople)
Mar. 28: Library Reads (Booklist)

REFERENCE
Mar. 2: Data on a Deadline: Quick Data Tools & Interactive Maps (U.S. Census Bureau)
Mar. 23: Death Records from the Numerical Identification System for Genealogical Research (National Archives)

SCHOOL LIBRARIES
Mar. 7: Series Nonfiction Must-Haves for the School Library (Booklist)
Mar. 8: Connecting Schools and Public Libraries Through Data (Demco)
Mar. 10: Libraries Transforming Textbooks (Lyrasis)
Mar. 21: Stellar Series Nonfiction for Youth: Spring 2017 (Booklist)
Mar. 22: Teaching Digital Literacy (edWeb)

TECHNOLOGY
Mar. 6: Makerspace Communities and Their Futures (Idaho Commission for Libraries)
Mar. 8: You Can Do I.T.! How to Empower Library Staff with Basic Tech Management Skills (TechSoup)
Mar. 15: Raising the Tech Bar in Your Library (SirsiDynix)
Mar. 22: Small and Rural Libraries Leading with TV Whitespace (Nebraska Library Commission)

TRAINING & INSTRUCTION
Mar. 2: Healthy Aging at Your Library: Connecting Older Adults to Health Information (National Network of Libraries of Medicine)
Mar. 7: Privacy Literacy at Your Library (OCLC)
Mar. 22: Teaching Digital Literacy (edWeb)

Stephanie Zurinski, 
CE Coordinator/LSTA Evaluator/Data and Evaluation Specialist
Maine State Library
64 State House Station
Augusta, ME 04333-0064 
207 287-5632
207 287-5620