Join our 45-minute Q&A sessions at the end of each term for answers to your cataloguing questions. Hosted by SCIS team members from Customer Service, Product, and Cataloguing, you’ll get in depth support, practical guidance, and themed insights about developments at SCIS. No question is too big or small - connect with us in… Read More »
This webinar is designed for school library staff who regularly interact with catalogue records in their LMS and understand the basic of cataloguing theory. It will focus on the skills and knowledge required to create SCIS catalogue records, as well as consider the SCIS cataloguer workflows. This session can include: SCIS cataloguing standards Topical… Read More »
Stay tuned for the conference flyer which will include the program and a QR code for registrations. Pricings: QSLA Members $135 plus a 50c booking fee Non-Members $150 plus a 50c booking fee Students $99 plus a 50c booking fee
SLAV ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2025 SCHOOL LIBRARIES: TRANSFORMING READING Full Day Conference November 21 - 8.30 am to 3.30 pm Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) Level 2 Conference Rooms - Meeting Rooms 219 & 220 Price to be confirmed Program to be confirmed Registrations are not yet open
Copyright for Educators - TAFEs: Tuesday 25 November (9am-1pm AWST Perth/ 12pm - 4pm AEDT Sydney/Melb/Canberra) This free webinar is open to all Australian TAFE staff (excluding Victorian TAFEs). It is targeted to teachers and librarians who work in TAFEs. The webinar covers: Copyright Basics Statutory Text and Artistic Works Licence Radio and TV Broadcasts TAFE… Read More »
Online via SLANSW Zoom room Registration Non-Members – $45.00 For participants who are not current financial members of SLANSW SLANSW Members SLANSW members can attend this online meet-up for free
This SLAV series compromises of 6 sessions online, and the first one is on Tuesday 5 May. Read more about the series here and put these dates into your 2026 diary: 5 May, 10 June, 22 July, 8 September, 22 October and 1 December.
The ALIA National 2026 Conference will take place from Monday 11 May – Thursday 14 May 2026 at the Grand Pavillion, Rosehill Gardens, Parramatta, NSW. ALIA National Conference costs are ALIA Member Full Reg $1,450 / Non Member Full Reg $1,950 More information
This free 30-minute webinar, hosted by the National Copyright Unit (NCU), will focus on the Disability Access Exceptions. It will explain how these exceptions enable you to adapt learning materials to ensure they are accessible for students with disabilities.
The Capacity Building School Libraries Conference will focus on these major streams: Future-Focused Libraries, Equity, Access and Inclusion, and Programs, Collections and Spaces. Choose from one day or two day tickets. Tickets include Arrival tea/coffee, Morning tea & Buffet lunch, Certificate of Attendance (mapped to APST) & Access to Summit Social. Find out more and… Read More »
This webinar explores reparative cataloguing and the importance of using respectful, inclusive, and unbiased language in subject headings and authority files. Learn how thoughtful choices in terminology can foster a positive school culture, support equity, and ensure your library is a welcoming space for all learners.
The High Impact Libraries Online (HILO) series showcases and explores the various ways school libraries support learning and teaching through online systems, tools, and programs. Each session presents a different area of knowledge within the online school library space; offering examples of strategic practice by experienced speakers. COST: Members = $30 / Non-members = $40