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Northeast Ohio Regional Library System



Library Programming AI: Using AI to Help Create Impactful and Memorable Library Programs
Competency: Innovation and Programming
03/03/26
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM

Planning and executing engaging library programs takes creativity, strategy, and time. AI can significantly help to streamline and enhance the process, and can do so without losing the heart of your events.

This webinar will explore how AI tools can assist with every stage of library event planning, from gathering community input and brainstorming ideas to managing logistics, writing promotional materials, and crafting welcoming remarks. Discover practical ways to integrate AI into your workflow while maintaining the personal touch that makes library programming memorable. By the end of the session, you’ll have actionable strategies to save time, enhance accessibility, and ensure your programs remain community-focused and impactful.

Learning Objectives:

  • AI as Your Programming Partner-Explore how AI can assist with idea generation, logistics, and outreach.
  • Understanding Community Needs-Learn how AI-powered surveys and analysis can help align events with patron interests.
  • Streamlining Event Logistics-Discover AI tools for scheduling, accessibility considerations, and planning details.
  • Crafting Effective Promotion-Use AI to write compelling event descriptions and generate engaging visuals.
  • Maintaining the Magic-Learn how to balance AI efficiency with the creativity and connection that make library programs special.
Presenter:

Crystal Trice, CSM, CSM@Scale, Library Consultant, Scissors & Glue, LLC
Crystal Trice, founder of Scissors & Glue, LLC, has over 20 years of experience in education and local government, with a focus on improving collaboration and handling challenging situations with patrons and coworkers. She is passionate about creating environments where people work together more effectively.

With certifications as a Scrum Master and in Scrum at Scale for Government, Crystal holds a Master’s in Library & Information Science and a Bachelor’s in Elementary Education and Psychology. Her dedication to community enrichment fuels her work in supporting organizations to achieve their goals.

Crystal lives near Portland, Oregon, and enjoys organizing her thoughts (and tasks) with Sharpies, Flair pens, and sticky notes. She shares her home with her husband and a quirky mix of animals.

 


Location: Online via Zoom