This fall, we have created an on-demand online learning experience for Censorship and Banned Books: Tactics for Defending Intellectual Freedom, where you’ll learn from recorded instructional presentations how to handle censorship, find allies, and ensure your library policies are up-to-date. This 4-hour course is available to take anytime between September and December. You’ll have access to course materials for 6 months and earn 4 professional development credit hours.

Censorship and Banned Books: Tactics for Defending Intellectual Freedom: On-Demand Course

Available September - December 2024 | 4 Credit Hours

Course Features

This is an on-demand course made up of recorded instructional presentations (with all materials accessible for six months). Don’t miss this opportunity!

This on-demand online course includes:

Recorded sessions: Guest speaker presentations by leaders in their field. (All session recordings have on-demand access for six months.)

Early access on-demand resources: Access to a series of past live session archives from Library Journal and School Library Journal courses to explore at your own pace.

Online Classroom: The virtual learning platform that holds all course content and is accessible for six months after the course ends.

All attendees are eligible to receive a certificate of completion and PD credit hours. Hours vary based on length of course.

Join as a Group

Group Rates

Request a discount for groups of 3 or more and work with your colleagues on a project for your library.

Credit Packages

Dedicate a portion of your annual PD budget towards seats in our courses and receive 25% off our lowest price for each seat.

Allocate seats to staff as needs arise over a 12-month period of your choosing.

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