Announcements

Hi everyone,

As you may know, the American Library Association now has a single Online Code of Conduct that applies to its blogs and websites, its social media, ALA Connect, and other channels across ALA (including those managed by Divisions and Round Tables). The Online Code of Conduct replaces the many policies/guidelines that were previously used across the organization.

Please log in to ALA Connect, where you'll be prompted to review and agree to the new Online Code of Conduct: https://connect.ala.org/codeofconduct

• All ALA Connect users must agree to the new Code of Conduct before posting on the platform.
• Users of other sites/channels will not be prompted to agree; however, activity on those channels will now be governed by this new Online Code of Conduct rather than any older guidelines that were previously used.

This new Online Code of Conduct is designed to build an open, inclusive, and collaborative experience for participants on all online platforms used by ALA. It was developed by a member working group appointed by the ALA Executive Board. You can read more about their process, which included an open feedback period, in Executive Board Document 12.46.

To protect members, a new Code of Conduct Committee will administer and apply the Code, providing transparent, consistent, and context-sensitive accountability to ensure mutual respect and community safety. This committee will develop and maintain strong procedures for handling incidents; it will also publish an annual transparency report.

Thank you to the members who served on the working group and the many others who provided feedback. As a result of their collective work, the new Online Code of Conduct:

• explicitly prohibits harassment and creates a clear framework for a successful, respectful, and safe community.
• establishes new mechanisms for reporting incidents and appealing decisions.
• is a living document, which will be revised - with community input - when needed.

If you have any questions about the new Online Code of Conduct, please let me know.

Hi everyone,

As you may know, the American Library Association now has a single Online Code of Conduct that applies to its blogs and websites, its social media, ALA Connect, and other channels across ALA (including those managed by Divisions and Round Tables). The Online Code of Conduct replaces the many policies/guidelines that were previously used across the organization.

Please log in to ALA Connect, where you'll be prompted to review and agree to the new Online Code of Conduct: https://connect.ala.org/codeofconduct

• All ALA Connect users must agree to the new Code of Conduct before posting on the platform.
• Users of other sites/channels will not be prompted to agree; however, activity on those channels will now be governed by this new Online Code of Conduct rather than any older guidelines that were previously used.

This new Online Code of Conduct is designed to build an open, inclusive, and collaborative experience for participants on all online platforms used by ALA. It was developed by a member working group appointed by the ALA Executive Board. You can read more about their process, which included an open feedback period, in Executive Board Document 12.46.

To protect members, a new Code of Conduct Committee will administer and apply the Code, providing transparent, consistent, and context-sensitive accountability to ensure mutual respect and community safety. This committee will develop and maintain strong procedures for handling incidents; it will also publish an annual transparency report.

Thank you to the members who served on the working group and the many others who provided feedback. As a result of their collective work, the new Online Code of Conduct:

• explicitly prohibits harassment and creates a clear framework for a successful, respectful, and safe community.
• establishes new mechanisms for reporting incidents and appealing decisions.
• is a living document, which will be revised - with community input - when needed.

If you have any questions about the new Online Code of Conduct, please let me know.

Hi everyone,

As you may know, the American Library Association now has a single Online Code of Conduct that applies to its blogs and websites, its social media, ALA Connect, and other channels across ALA (including those managed by Divisions and Round Tables). The Online Code of Conduct replaces the many policies/guidelines that were previously used across the organization.

Please log in to ALA Connect, where you'll be prompted to review and agree to the new Online Code of Conduct: https://connect.ala.org/codeofconduct

• All ALA Connect users must agree to the new Code of Conduct before posting on the platform.
• Users of other sites/channels will not be prompted to agree; however, activity on those channels will now be governed by this new Online Code of Conduct rather than any older guidelines that were previously used.

This new Online Code of Conduct is designed to build an open, inclusive, and collaborative experience for participants on all online platforms used by ALA. It was developed by a member working group appointed by the ALA Executive Board. You can read more about their process, which included an open feedback period, in Executive Board Document 12.46.

To protect members, a new Code of Conduct Committee will administer and apply the Code, providing transparent, consistent, and context-sensitive accountability to ensure mutual respect and community safety. This committee will develop and maintain strong procedures for handling incidents; it will also publish an annual transparency report.

Thank you to the members who served on the working group and the many others who provided feedback. As a result of their collective work, the new Online Code of Conduct:

• explicitly prohibits harassment and creates a clear framework for a successful, respectful, and safe community.
• establishes new mechanisms for reporting incidents and appealing decisions.
• is a living document, which will be revised - with community input - when needed.

If you have any questions about the new Online Code of Conduct, please let me know.

Hi everyone,

As you may know, the American Library Association now has a single Online Code of Conduct that applies to its blogs and websites, its social media, ALA Connect, and other channels across ALA (including those managed by Divisions and Round Tables). The Online Code of Conduct replaces the many policies/guidelines that were previously used across the organization.

Please log in to ALA Connect, where you'll be prompted to review and agree to the new Online Code of Conduct: https://connect.ala.org/codeofconduct

• All ALA Connect users must agree to the new Code of Conduct before posting on the platform.
• Users of other sites/channels will not be prompted to agree; however, activity on those channels will now be governed by this new Online Code of Conduct rather than any older guidelines that were previously used.

This new Online Code of Conduct is designed to build an open, inclusive, and collaborative experience for participants on all online platforms used by ALA. It was developed by a member working group appointed by the ALA Executive Board. You can read more about their process, which included an open feedback period, in Executive Board Document 12.46.

To protect members, a new Code of Conduct Committee will administer and apply the Code, providing transparent, consistent, and context-sensitive accountability to ensure mutual respect and community safety. This committee will develop and maintain strong procedures for handling incidents; it will also publish an annual transparency report.

Thank you to the members who served on the working group and the many others who provided feedback. As a result of their collective work, the new Online Code of Conduct:

• explicitly prohibits harassment and creates a clear framework for a successful, respectful, and safe community.
• establishes new mechanisms for reporting incidents and appealing decisions.
• is a living document, which will be revised - with community input - when needed.

If you have any questions about the new Online Code of Conduct, please let me know.

Hi everyone,

As you may know, the American Library Association now has a single Online Code of Conduct that applies to its blogs and websites, its social media, ALA Connect, and other channels across ALA (including those managed by Divisions and Round Tables). The Online Code of Conduct replaces the many policies/guidelines that were previously used across the organization.

Please log in to ALA Connect, where you'll be prompted to review and agree to the new Online Code of Conduct: https://connect.ala.org/codeofconduct

• All ALA Connect users must agree to the new Code of Conduct before posting on the platform.
• Users of other sites/channels will not be prompted to agree; however, activity on those channels will now be governed by this new Online Code of Conduct rather than any older guidelines that were previously used.

This new Online Code of Conduct is designed to build an open, inclusive, and collaborative experience for participants on all online platforms used by ALA. It was developed by a member working group appointed by the ALA Executive Board. You can read more about their process, which included an open feedback period, in Executive Board Document 12.46.

To protect members, a new Code of Conduct Committee will administer and apply the Code, providing transparent, consistent, and context-sensitive accountability to ensure mutual respect and community safety. This committee will develop and maintain strong procedures for handling incidents; it will also publish an annual transparency report.

Thank you to the members who served on the working group and the many others who provided feedback. As a result of their collective work, the new Online Code of Conduct:

• explicitly prohibits harassment and creates a clear framework for a successful, respectful, and safe community.
• establishes new mechanisms for reporting incidents and appealing decisions.
• is a living document, which will be revised - with community input - when needed.

If you have any questions about the new Online Code of Conduct, please let me know.

Hi everyone,

As you may know, the American Library Association now has a single Online Code of Conduct that applies to its blogs and websites, its social media, ALA Connect, and other channels across ALA (including those managed by Divisions and Round Tables). The Online Code of Conduct replaces the many policies/guidelines that were previously used across the organization.

Please log in to ALA Connect, where you'll be prompted to review and agree to the new Online Code of Conduct: https://connect.ala.org/codeofconduct

• All ALA Connect users must agree to the new Code of Conduct before posting on the platform.
• Users of other sites/channels will not be prompted to agree; however, activity on those channels will now be governed by this new Online Code of Conduct rather than any older guidelines that were previously used.

This new Online Code of Conduct is designed to build an open, inclusive, and collaborative experience for participants on all online platforms used by ALA. It was developed by a member working group appointed by the ALA Executive Board. You can read more about their process, which included an open feedback period, in Executive Board Document 12.46.

To protect members, a new Code of Conduct Committee will administer and apply the Code, providing transparent, consistent, and context-sensitive accountability to ensure mutual respect and community safety. This committee will develop and maintain strong procedures for handling incidents; it will also publish an annual transparency report.

Thank you to the members who served on the working group and the many others who provided feedback. As a result of their collective work, the new Online Code of Conduct:

• explicitly prohibits harassment and creates a clear framework for a successful, respectful, and safe community.
• establishes new mechanisms for reporting incidents and appealing decisions.
• is a living document, which will be revised - with community input - when needed.

If you have any questions about the new Online Code of Conduct, please let me know.

Hi everyone,

As you may know, the American Library Association now has a single Online Code of Conduct that applies to its blogs and websites, its social media, ALA Connect, and other channels across ALA (including those managed by Divisions and Round Tables). The Online Code of Conduct replaces the many policies/guidelines that were previously used across the organization.

Please log in to ALA Connect, where you'll be prompted to review and agree to the new Online Code of Conduct: https://connect.ala.org/codeofconduct

• All ALA Connect users must agree to the new Code of Conduct before posting on the platform.
• Users of other sites/channels will not be prompted to agree; however, activity on those channels will now be governed by this new Online Code of Conduct rather than any older guidelines that were previously used.

This new Online Code of Conduct is designed to build an open, inclusive, and collaborative experience for participants on all online platforms used by ALA. It was developed by a member working group appointed by the ALA Executive Board. You can read more about their process, which included an open feedback period, in Executive Board Document 12.46.

To protect members, a new Code of Conduct Committee will administer and apply the Code, providing transparent, consistent, and context-sensitive accountability to ensure mutual respect and community safety. This committee will develop and maintain strong procedures for handling incidents; it will also publish an annual transparency report.

Thank you to the members who served on the working group and the many others who provided feedback. As a result of their collective work, the new Online Code of Conduct:

• explicitly prohibits harassment and creates a clear framework for a successful, respectful, and safe community.
• establishes new mechanisms for reporting incidents and appealing decisions.
• is a living document, which will be revised - with community input - when needed.

If you have any questions about the new Online Code of Conduct, please let me know.

Hi everyone,

As you may know, the American Library Association now has a single Online Code of Conduct that applies to its blogs and websites, its social media, ALA Connect, and other channels across ALA (including those managed by Divisions and Round Tables). The Online Code of Conduct replaces the many policies/guidelines that were previously used across the organization.

Please log in to ALA Connect, where you'll be prompted to review and agree to the new Online Code of Conduct: https://connect.ala.org/codeofconduct

• All ALA Connect users must agree to the new Code of Conduct before posting on the platform.
• Users of other sites/channels will not be prompted to agree; however, activity on those channels will now be governed by this new Online Code of Conduct rather than any older guidelines that were previously used.

This new Online Code of Conduct is designed to build an open, inclusive, and collaborative experience for participants on all online platforms used by ALA. It was developed by a member working group appointed by the ALA Executive Board. You can read more about their process, which included an open feedback period, in Executive Board Document 12.46.

To protect members, a new Code of Conduct Committee will administer and apply the Code, providing transparent, consistent, and context-sensitive accountability to ensure mutual respect and community safety. This committee will develop and maintain strong procedures for handling incidents; it will also publish an annual transparency report.

Thank you to the members who served on the working group and the many others who provided feedback. As a result of their collective work, the new Online Code of Conduct:

• explicitly prohibits harassment and creates a clear framework for a successful, respectful, and safe community.
• establishes new mechanisms for reporting incidents and appealing decisions.
• is a living document, which will be revised - with community input - when needed.

If you have any questions about the new Online Code of Conduct, please let me know.

Hi everyone,

As you may know, the American Library Association now has a single Online Code of Conduct that applies to its blogs and websites, its social media, ALA Connect, and other channels across ALA (including those managed by Divisions and Round Tables). The Online Code of Conduct replaces the many policies/guidelines that were previously used across the organization.

Please log in to ALA Connect, where you'll be prompted to review and agree to the new Online Code of Conduct: https://connect.ala.org/codeofconduct

• All ALA Connect users must agree to the new Code of Conduct before posting on the platform.
• Users of other sites/channels will not be prompted to agree; however, activity on those channels will now be governed by this new Online Code of Conduct rather than any older guidelines that were previously used.

This new Online Code of Conduct is designed to build an open, inclusive, and collaborative experience for participants on all online platforms used by ALA. It was developed by a member working group appointed by the ALA Executive Board. You can read more about their process, which included an open feedback period, in Executive Board Document 12.46.

To protect members, a new Code of Conduct Committee will administer and apply the Code, providing transparent, consistent, and context-sensitive accountability to ensure mutual respect and community safety. This committee will develop and maintain strong procedures for handling incidents; it will also publish an annual transparency report.

Thank you to the members who served on the working group and the many others who provided feedback. As a result of their collective work, the new Online Code of Conduct:

• explicitly prohibits harassment and creates a clear framework for a successful, respectful, and safe community.
• establishes new mechanisms for reporting incidents and appealing decisions.
• is a living document, which will be revised - with community input - when needed.

If you have any questions about the new Online Code of Conduct, please let me know.

Hi everyone,

As you may know, the American Library Association now has a single Online Code of Conduct that applies to its blogs and websites, its social media, ALA Connect, and other channels across ALA (including those managed by Divisions and Round Tables). The Online Code of Conduct replaces the many policies/guidelines that were previously used across the organization.

Please log in to ALA Connect, where you'll be prompted to review and agree to the new Online Code of Conduct: https://connect.ala.org/codeofconduct

• All ALA Connect users must agree to the new Code of Conduct before posting on the platform.
• Users of other sites/channels will not be prompted to agree; however, activity on those channels will now be governed by this new Online Code of Conduct rather than any older guidelines that were previously used.

This new Online Code of Conduct is designed to build an open, inclusive, and collaborative experience for participants on all online platforms used by ALA. It was developed by a member working group appointed by the ALA Executive Board. You can read more about their process, which included an open feedback period, in Executive Board Document 12.46.

To protect members, a new Code of Conduct Committee will administer and apply the Code, providing transparent, consistent, and context-sensitive accountability to ensure mutual respect and community safety. This committee will develop and maintain strong procedures for handling incidents; it will also publish an annual transparency report.

Thank you to the members who served on the working group and the many others who provided feedback. As a result of their collective work, the new Online Code of Conduct:

• explicitly prohibits harassment and creates a clear framework for a successful, respectful, and safe community.
• establishes new mechanisms for reporting incidents and appealing decisions.
• is a living document, which will be revised - with community input - when needed.

If you have any questions about the new Online Code of Conduct, please let me know.

Hi everyone,

As you may know, the American Library Association now has a single Online Code of Conduct that applies to its blogs and websites, its social media, ALA Connect, and other channels across ALA (including those managed by Divisions and Round Tables). The Online Code of Conduct replaces the many policies/guidelines that were previously used across the organization.

Please log in to ALA Connect, where you'll be prompted to review and agree to the new Online Code of Conduct: https://connect.ala.org/codeofconduct

• All ALA Connect users must agree to the new Code of Conduct before posting on the platform.
• Users of other sites/channels will not be prompted to agree; however, activity on those channels will now be governed by this new Online Code of Conduct rather than any older guidelines that were previously used.

This new Online Code of Conduct is designed to build an open, inclusive, and collaborative experience for participants on all online platforms used by ALA. It was developed by a member working group appointed by the ALA Executive Board. You can read more about their process, which included an open feedback period, in Executive Board Document 12.46.

To protect members, a new Code of Conduct Committee will administer and apply the Code, providing transparent, consistent, and context-sensitive accountability to ensure mutual respect and community safety. This committee will develop and maintain strong procedures for handling incidents; it will also publish an annual transparency report.

Thank you to the members who served on the working group and the many others who provided feedback. As a result of their collective work, the new Online Code of Conduct:

• explicitly prohibits harassment and creates a clear framework for a successful, respectful, and safe community.
• establishes new mechanisms for reporting incidents and appealing decisions.
• is a living document, which will be revised - with community input - when needed.

If you have any questions about the new Online Code of Conduct, please let me know.

Hi everyone,

As you may know, the American Library Association now has a single Online Code of Conduct that applies to its blogs and websites, its social media, ALA Connect, and other channels across ALA (including those managed by Divisions and Round Tables). The Online Code of Conduct replaces the many policies/guidelines that were previously used across the organization.

Please log in to ALA Connect, where you'll be prompted to review and agree to the new Online Code of Conduct: https://connect.ala.org/codeofconduct

• All ALA Connect users must agree to the new Code of Conduct before posting on the platform.
• Users of other sites/channels will not be prompted to agree; however, activity on those channels will now be governed by this new Online Code of Conduct rather than any older guidelines that were previously used.

This new Online Code of Conduct is designed to build an open, inclusive, and collaborative experience for participants on all online platforms used by ALA. It was developed by a member working group appointed by the ALA Executive Board. You can read more about their process, which included an open feedback period, in Executive Board Document 12.46.

To protect members, a new Code of Conduct Committee will administer and apply the Code, providing transparent, consistent, and context-sensitive accountability to ensure mutual respect and community safety. This committee will develop and maintain strong procedures for handling incidents; it will also publish an annual transparency report.

Thank you to the members who served on the working group and the many others who provided feedback. As a result of their collective work, the new Online Code of Conduct:

• explicitly prohibits harassment and creates a clear framework for a successful, respectful, and safe community.
• establishes new mechanisms for reporting incidents and appealing decisions.
• is a living document, which will be revised - with community input - when needed.

If you have any questions about the new Online Code of Conduct, please let me know.

Hi everyone,

As you may know, the American Library Association now has a single Online Code of Conduct that applies to its blogs and websites, its social media, ALA Connect, and other channels across ALA (including those managed by Divisions and Round Tables). The Online Code of Conduct replaces the many policies/guidelines that were previously used across the organization.

Please log in to ALA Connect, where you'll be prompted to review and agree to the new Online Code of Conduct: https://connect.ala.org/codeofconduct

• All ALA Connect users must agree to the new Code of Conduct before posting on the platform.
• Users of other sites/channels will not be prompted to agree; however, activity on those channels will now be governed by this new Online Code of Conduct rather than any older guidelines that were previously used.

This new Online Code of Conduct is designed to build an open, inclusive, and collaborative experience for participants on all online platforms used by ALA. It was developed by a member working group appointed by the ALA Executive Board. You can read more about their process, which included an open feedback period, in Executive Board Document 12.46.

To protect members, a new Code of Conduct Committee will administer and apply the Code, providing transparent, consistent, and context-sensitive accountability to ensure mutual respect and community safety. This committee will develop and maintain strong procedures for handling incidents; it will also publish an annual transparency report.

Thank you to the members who served on the working group and the many others who provided feedback. As a result of their collective work, the new Online Code of Conduct:

• explicitly prohibits harassment and creates a clear framework for a successful, respectful, and safe community.
• establishes new mechanisms for reporting incidents and appealing decisions.
• is a living document, which will be revised - with community input - when needed.

If you have any questions about the new Online Code of Conduct, please let me know.

Hi everyone,

As you may know, the American Library Association now has a single Online Code of Conduct that applies to its blogs and websites, its social media, ALA Connect, and other channels across ALA (including those managed by Divisions and Round Tables). The Online Code of Conduct replaces the many policies/guidelines that were previously used across the organization.

Please log in to ALA Connect, where you'll be prompted to review and agree to the new Online Code of Conduct: https://connect.ala.org/codeofconduct

• All ALA Connect users must agree to the new Code of Conduct before posting on the platform.
• Users of other sites/channels will not be prompted to agree; however, activity on those channels will now be governed by this new Online Code of Conduct rather than any older guidelines that were previously used.

This new Online Code of Conduct is designed to build an open, inclusive, and collaborative experience for participants on all online platforms used by ALA. It was developed by a member working group appointed by the ALA Executive Board. You can read more about their process, which included an open feedback period, in Executive Board Document 12.46.

To protect members, a new Code of Conduct Committee will administer and apply the Code, providing transparent, consistent, and context-sensitive accountability to ensure mutual respect and community safety. This committee will develop and maintain strong procedures for handling incidents; it will also publish an annual transparency report.

Thank you to the members who served on the working group and the many others who provided feedback. As a result of their collective work, the new Online Code of Conduct:

• explicitly prohibits harassment and creates a clear framework for a successful, respectful, and safe community.
• establishes new mechanisms for reporting incidents and appealing decisions.
• is a living document, which will be revised - with community input - when needed.

If you have any questions about the new Online Code of Conduct, please let me know.

Hi everyone,

As you may know, the American Library Association now has a single Online Code of Conduct that applies to its blogs and websites, its social media, ALA Connect, and other channels across ALA (including those managed by Divisions and Round Tables). The Online Code of Conduct replaces the many policies/guidelines that were previously used across the organization.

Please log in to ALA Connect, where you'll be prompted to review and agree to the new Online Code of Conduct: https://connect.ala.org/codeofconduct

• All ALA Connect users must agree to the new Code of Conduct before posting on the platform.
• Users of other sites/channels will not be prompted to agree; however, activity on those channels will now be governed by this new Online Code of Conduct rather than any older guidelines that were previously used.

This new Online Code of Conduct is designed to build an open, inclusive, and collaborative experience for participants on all online platforms used by ALA. It was developed by a member working group appointed by the ALA Executive Board. You can read more about their process, which included an open feedback period, in Executive Board Document 12.46.

To protect members, a new Code of Conduct Committee will administer and apply the Code, providing transparent, consistent, and context-sensitive accountability to ensure mutual respect and community safety. This committee will develop and maintain strong procedures for handling incidents; it will also publish an annual transparency report.

Thank you to the members who served on the working group and the many others who provided feedback. As a result of their collective work, the new Online Code of Conduct:

• explicitly prohibits harassment and creates a clear framework for a successful, respectful, and safe community.
• establishes new mechanisms for reporting incidents and appealing decisions.
• is a living document, which will be revised - with community input - when needed.

If you have any questions about the new Online Code of Conduct, please let me know.

Hi everyone,

As you may know, the American Library Association now has a single Online Code of Conduct that applies to its blogs and websites, its social media, ALA Connect, and other channels across ALA (including those managed by Divisions and Round Tables). The Online Code of Conduct replaces the many policies/guidelines that were previously used across the organization.

Please log in to ALA Connect, where you'll be prompted to review and agree to the new Online Code of Conduct: https://connect.ala.org/codeofconduct

• All ALA Connect users must agree to the new Code of Conduct before posting on the platform.
• Users of other sites/channels will not be prompted to agree; however, activity on those channels will now be governed by this new Online Code of Conduct rather than any older guidelines that were previously used.

This new Online Code of Conduct is designed to build an open, inclusive, and collaborative experience for participants on all online platforms used by ALA. It was developed by a member working group appointed by the ALA Executive Board. You can read more about their process, which included an open feedback period, in Executive Board Document 12.46.

To protect members, a new Code of Conduct Committee will administer and apply the Code, providing transparent, consistent, and context-sensitive accountability to ensure mutual respect and community safety. This committee will develop and maintain strong procedures for handling incidents; it will also publish an annual transparency report.

Thank you to the members who served on the working group and the many others who provided feedback. As a result of their collective work, the new Online Code of Conduct:

• explicitly prohibits harassment and creates a clear framework for a successful, respectful, and safe community.
• establishes new mechanisms for reporting incidents and appealing decisions.
• is a living document, which will be revised - with community input - when needed.

If you have any questions about the new Online Code of Conduct, please let me know.

Hi everyone,

As you may know, the American Library Association now has a single Online Code of Conduct that applies to its blogs and websites, its social media, ALA Connect, and other channels across ALA (including those managed by Divisions and Round Tables). The Online Code of Conduct replaces the many policies/guidelines that were previously used across the organization.

Please log in to ALA Connect, where you'll be prompted to review and agree to the new Online Code of Conduct: https://connect.ala.org/codeofconduct

• All ALA Connect users must agree to the new Code of Conduct before posting on the platform.
• Users of other sites/channels will not be prompted to agree; however, activity on those channels will now be governed by this new Online Code of Conduct rather than any older guidelines that were previously used.

This new Online Code of Conduct is designed to build an open, inclusive, and collaborative experience for participants on all online platforms used by ALA. It was developed by a member working group appointed by the ALA Executive Board. You can read more about their process, which included an open feedback period, in Executive Board Document 12.46.

To protect members, a new Code of Conduct Committee will administer and apply the Code, providing transparent, consistent, and context-sensitive accountability to ensure mutual respect and community safety. This committee will develop and maintain strong procedures for handling incidents; it will also publish an annual transparency report.

Thank you to the members who served on the working group and the many others who provided feedback. As a result of their collective work, the new Online Code of Conduct:

• explicitly prohibits harassment and creates a clear framework for a successful, respectful, and safe community.
• establishes new mechanisms for reporting incidents and appealing decisions.
• is a living document, which will be revised - with community input - when needed.

If you have any questions about the new Online Code of Conduct, please let me know.

Hi everyone,

As you may know, the American Library Association now has a single Online Code of Conduct that applies to its blogs and websites, its social media, ALA Connect, and other channels across ALA (including those managed by Divisions and Round Tables). The Online Code of Conduct replaces the many policies/guidelines that were previously used across the organization.

Please log in to ALA Connect, where you'll be prompted to review and agree to the new Online Code of Conduct: https://connect.ala.org/codeofconduct

• All ALA Connect users must agree to the new Code of Conduct before posting on the platform.
• Users of other sites/channels will not be prompted to agree; however, activity on those channels will now be governed by this new Online Code of Conduct rather than any older guidelines that were previously used.

This new Online Code of Conduct is designed to build an open, inclusive, and collaborative experience for participants on all online platforms used by ALA. It was developed by a member working group appointed by the ALA Executive Board. You can read more about their process, which included an open feedback period, in Executive Board Document 12.46.

To protect members, a new Code of Conduct Committee will administer and apply the Code, providing transparent, consistent, and context-sensitive accountability to ensure mutual respect and community safety. This committee will develop and maintain strong procedures for handling incidents; it will also publish an annual transparency report.

Thank you to the members who served on the working group and the many others who provided feedback. As a result of their collective work, the new Online Code of Conduct:

• explicitly prohibits harassment and creates a clear framework for a successful, respectful, and safe community.
• establishes new mechanisms for reporting incidents and appealing decisions.
• is a living document, which will be revised - with community input - when needed.

If you have any questions about the new Online Code of Conduct, please let me know.

Hi everyone,

As you may know, the American Library Association now has a single Online Code of Conduct that applies to its blogs and websites, its social media, ALA Connect, and other channels across ALA (including those managed by Divisions and Round Tables). The Online Code of Conduct replaces the many policies/guidelines that were previously used across the organization.

Please log in to ALA Connect, where you'll be prompted to review and agree to the new Online Code of Conduct: https://connect.ala.org/codeofconduct

• All ALA Connect users must agree to the new Code of Conduct before posting on the platform.
• Users of other sites/channels will not be prompted to agree; however, activity on those channels will now be governed by this new Online Code of Conduct rather than any older guidelines that were previously used.

This new Online Code of Conduct is designed to build an open, inclusive, and collaborative experience for participants on all online platforms used by ALA. It was developed by a member working group appointed by the ALA Executive Board. You can read more about their process, which included an open feedback period, in Executive Board Document 12.46.

To protect members, a new Code of Conduct Committee will administer and apply the Code, providing transparent, consistent, and context-sensitive accountability to ensure mutual respect and community safety. This committee will develop and maintain strong procedures for handling incidents; it will also publish an annual transparency report.

Thank you to the members who served on the working group and the many others who provided feedback. As a result of their collective work, the new Online Code of Conduct:

• explicitly prohibits harassment and creates a clear framework for a successful, respectful, and safe community.
• establishes new mechanisms for reporting incidents and appealing decisions.
• is a living document, which will be revised - with community input - when needed.

If you have any questions about the new Online Code of Conduct, please let me know.

Hi everyone,

As you may know, the American Library Association now has a single Online Code of Conduct that applies to its blogs and websites, its social media, ALA Connect, and other channels across ALA (including those managed by Divisions and Round Tables). The Online Code of Conduct replaces the many policies/guidelines that were previously used across the organization.

Please log in to ALA Connect, where you'll be prompted to review and agree to the new Online Code of Conduct: https://connect.ala.org/codeofconduct

• All ALA Connect users must agree to the new Code of Conduct before posting on the platform.
• Users of other sites/channels will not be prompted to agree; however, activity on those channels will now be governed by this new Online Code of Conduct rather than any older guidelines that were previously used.

This new Online Code of Conduct is designed to build an open, inclusive, and collaborative experience for participants on all online platforms used by ALA. It was developed by a member working group appointed by the ALA Executive Board. You can read more about their process, which included an open feedback period, in Executive Board Document 12.46.

To protect members, a new Code of Conduct Committee will administer and apply the Code, providing transparent, consistent, and context-sensitive accountability to ensure mutual respect and community safety. This committee will develop and maintain strong procedures for handling incidents; it will also publish an annual transparency report.

Thank you to the members who served on the working group and the many others who provided feedback. As a result of their collective work, the new Online Code of Conduct:

• explicitly prohibits harassment and creates a clear framework for a successful, respectful, and safe community.
• establishes new mechanisms for reporting incidents and appealing decisions.
• is a living document, which will be revised - with community input - when needed.

If you have any questions about the new Online Code of Conduct, please let me know.

Hi everyone,

As you may know, the American Library Association now has a single Online Code of Conduct that applies to its blogs and websites, its social media, ALA Connect, and other channels across ALA (including those managed by Divisions and Round Tables). The Online Code of Conduct replaces the many policies/guidelines that were previously used across the organization.

Please log in to ALA Connect, where you'll be prompted to review and agree to the new Online Code of Conduct: https://connect.ala.org/codeofconduct

• All ALA Connect users must agree to the new Code of Conduct before posting on the platform.
• Users of other sites/channels will not be prompted to agree; however, activity on those channels will now be governed by this new Online Code of Conduct rather than any older guidelines that were previously used.

This new Online Code of Conduct is designed to build an open, inclusive, and collaborative experience for participants on all online platforms used by ALA. It was developed by a member working group appointed by the ALA Executive Board. You can read more about their process, which included an open feedback period, in Executive Board Document 12.46.

To protect members, a new Code of Conduct Committee will administer and apply the Code, providing transparent, consistent, and context-sensitive accountability to ensure mutual respect and community safety. This committee will develop and maintain strong procedures for handling incidents; it will also publish an annual transparency report.

Thank you to the members who served on the working group and the many others who provided feedback. As a result of their collective work, the new Online Code of Conduct:

• explicitly prohibits harassment and creates a clear framework for a successful, respectful, and safe community.
• establishes new mechanisms for reporting incidents and appealing decisions.
• is a living document, which will be revised - with community input - when needed.

If you have any questions about the new Online Code of Conduct, please let me know.

Hi everyone,

As you may know, the American Library Association now has a single Online Code of Conduct that applies to its blogs and websites, its social media, ALA Connect, and other channels across ALA (including those managed by Divisions and Round Tables). The Online Code of Conduct replaces the many policies/guidelines that were previously used across the organization.

Please log in to ALA Connect, where you'll be prompted to review and agree to the new Online Code of Conduct: https://connect.ala.org/codeofconduct

• All ALA Connect users must agree to the new Code of Conduct before posting on the platform.
• Users of other sites/channels will not be prompted to agree; however, activity on those channels will now be governed by this new Online Code of Conduct rather than any older guidelines that were previously used.

This new Online Code of Conduct is designed to build an open, inclusive, and collaborative experience for participants on all online platforms used by ALA. It was developed by a member working group appointed by the ALA Executive Board. You can read more about their process, which included an open feedback period, in Executive Board Document 12.46.

To protect members, a new Code of Conduct Committee will administer and apply the Code, providing transparent, consistent, and context-sensitive accountability to ensure mutual respect and community safety. This committee will develop and maintain strong procedures for handling incidents; it will also publish an annual transparency report.

Thank you to the members who served on the working group and the many others who provided feedback. As a result of their collective work, the new Online Code of Conduct:

• explicitly prohibits harassment and creates a clear framework for a successful, respectful, and safe community.
• establishes new mechanisms for reporting incidents and appealing decisions.
• is a living document, which will be revised - with community input - when needed.

If you have any questions about the new Online Code of Conduct, please let me know.

Hi everyone,

As promised yesterday, the redesigned Library is now available to all users! This refresh is designed to be more intuitive and user-friendly, regardless of how you use a group's library.

Key features:

• View folders, file lists, and file details all from the main Library page (no more clicking back and forth between pages to find what you need!)
• Use filters to find just the file types you want
• Community admins (like committee chairs, co-chairs, and others) can multi-select files to move them between folders

As with any technology launch, it's possible that we missed something during testing. If you notice any issues – or have any questions – please let us know at connect@ala.org. We value your input tremendously, and we'll continue to use member feedback to improve the ALA Connect platform.

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

Hi everyone,

As promised yesterday, the redesigned Library is now available to all users! This refresh is designed to be more intuitive and user-friendly, regardless of how you use a group's library.

Key features:

• View folders, file lists, and file details all from the main Library page (no more clicking back and forth between pages to find what you need!)
• Use filters to find just the file types you want
• Community admins (like committee chairs, co-chairs, and others) can multi-select files to move them between folders

As with any technology launch, it's possible that we missed something during testing. If you notice any issues – or have any questions – please let us know at connect@ala.org. We value your input tremendously, and we'll continue to use member feedback to improve the ALA Connect platform.

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

Hi everyone,

As promised yesterday, the redesigned Library is now available to all users! This refresh is designed to be more intuitive and user-friendly, regardless of how you use a group's library.

Key features:

• View folders, file lists, and file details all from the main Library page (no more clicking back and forth between pages to find what you need!)
• Use filters to find just the file types you want
• Community admins (like committee chairs, co-chairs, and others) can multi-select files to move them between folders

As with any technology launch, it's possible that we missed something during testing. If you notice any issues – or have any questions – please let us know at connect@ala.org. We value your input tremendously, and we'll continue to use member feedback to improve the ALA Connect platform.

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

Hi everyone,

As promised yesterday, the redesigned Library is now available to all users! This refresh is designed to be more intuitive and user-friendly, regardless of how you use a group's library.

Key features:

• View folders, file lists, and file details all from the main Library page (no more clicking back and forth between pages to find what you need!)
• Use filters to find just the file types you want
• Community admins (like committee chairs, co-chairs, and others) can multi-select files to move them between folders

As with any technology launch, it's possible that we missed something during testing. If you notice any issues – or have any questions – please let us know at connect@ala.org. We value your input tremendously, and we'll continue to use member feedback to improve the ALA Connect platform.

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

Hi everyone,

As promised yesterday, the redesigned Library is now available to all users! This refresh is designed to be more intuitive and user-friendly, regardless of how you use a group's library.

Key features:

• View folders, file lists, and file details all from the main Library page (no more clicking back and forth between pages to find what you need!)
• Use filters to find just the file types you want
• Community admins (like committee chairs, co-chairs, and others) can multi-select files to move them between folders

As with any technology launch, it's possible that we missed something during testing. If you notice any issues – or have any questions – please let us know at connect@ala.org. We value your input tremendously, and we'll continue to use member feedback to improve the ALA Connect platform.

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

Hi everyone,

As promised yesterday, the redesigned Library is now available to all users! This refresh is designed to be more intuitive and user-friendly, regardless of how you use a group's library.

Key features:

• View folders, file lists, and file details all from the main Library page (no more clicking back and forth between pages to find what you need!)
• Use filters to find just the file types you want
• Community admins (like committee chairs, co-chairs, and others) can multi-select files to move them between folders

As with any technology launch, it's possible that we missed something during testing. If you notice any issues – or have any questions – please let us know at connect@ala.org. We value your input tremendously, and we'll continue to use member feedback to improve the ALA Connect platform.

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

Hi everyone,

As promised yesterday, the redesigned Library is now available to all users! This refresh is designed to be more intuitive and user-friendly, regardless of how you use a group's library.

Key features:

• View folders, file lists, and file details all from the main Library page (no more clicking back and forth between pages to find what you need!)
• Use filters to find just the file types you want
• Community admins (like committee chairs, co-chairs, and others) can multi-select files to move them between folders

As with any technology launch, it's possible that we missed something during testing. If you notice any issues – or have any questions – please let us know at connect@ala.org. We value your input tremendously, and we'll continue to use member feedback to improve the ALA Connect platform.

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

Hi everyone,

As promised yesterday, the redesigned Library is now available to all users! This refresh is designed to be more intuitive and user-friendly, regardless of how you use a group's library.

Key features:

• View folders, file lists, and file details all from the main Library page (no more clicking back and forth between pages to find what you need!)
• Use filters to find just the file types you want
• Community admins (like committee chairs, co-chairs, and others) can multi-select files to move them between folders

As with any technology launch, it's possible that we missed something during testing. If you notice any issues – or have any questions – please let us know at connect@ala.org. We value your input tremendously, and we'll continue to use member feedback to improve the ALA Connect platform.

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

Hi everyone,

As promised yesterday, the redesigned Library is now available to all users! This refresh is designed to be more intuitive and user-friendly, regardless of how you use a group's library.

Key features:

• View folders, file lists, and file details all from the main Library page (no more clicking back and forth between pages to find what you need!)
• Use filters to find just the file types you want
• Community admins (like committee chairs, co-chairs, and others) can multi-select files to move them between folders

As with any technology launch, it's possible that we missed something during testing. If you notice any issues – or have any questions – please let us know at connect@ala.org. We value your input tremendously, and we'll continue to use member feedback to improve the ALA Connect platform.

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

Hi everyone,

As promised yesterday, the redesigned Library is now available to all users! This refresh is designed to be more intuitive and user-friendly, regardless of how you use a group's library.

Key features:

• View folders, file lists, and file details all from the main Library page (no more clicking back and forth between pages to find what you need!)
• Use filters to find just the file types you want
• Community admins (like committee chairs, co-chairs, and others) can multi-select files to move them between folders

As with any technology launch, it's possible that we missed something during testing. If you notice any issues – or have any questions – please let us know at connect@ala.org. We value your input tremendously, and we'll continue to use member feedback to improve the ALA Connect platform.

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

Hi everyone,

As promised yesterday, the redesigned Library is now available to all users! This refresh is designed to be more intuitive and user-friendly, regardless of how you use a group's library.

Key features:

• View folders, file lists, and file details all from the main Library page (no more clicking back and forth between pages to find what you need!)
• Use filters to find just the file types you want
• Community admins (like committee chairs, co-chairs, and others) can multi-select files to move them between folders

As with any technology launch, it's possible that we missed something during testing. If you notice any issues – or have any questions – please let us know at connect@ala.org. We value your input tremendously, and we'll continue to use member feedback to improve the ALA Connect platform.

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

Hi everyone,

As promised yesterday, the redesigned Library is now available to all users! This refresh is designed to be more intuitive and user-friendly, regardless of how you use a group's library.

Key features:

• View folders, file lists, and file details all from the main Library page (no more clicking back and forth between pages to find what you need!)
• Use filters to find just the file types you want
• Community admins (like committee chairs, co-chairs, and others) can multi-select files to move them between folders

As with any technology launch, it's possible that we missed something during testing. If you notice any issues – or have any questions – please let us know at connect@ala.org. We value your input tremendously, and we'll continue to use member feedback to improve the ALA Connect platform.

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

Hi everyone,

As promised yesterday, the redesigned Library is now available to all users! This refresh is designed to be more intuitive and user-friendly, regardless of how you use a group's library.

Key features:

• View folders, file lists, and file details all from the main Library page (no more clicking back and forth between pages to find what you need!)
• Use filters to find just the file types you want
• Community admins (like committee chairs, co-chairs, and others) can multi-select files to move them between folders

As with any technology launch, it's possible that we missed something during testing. If you notice any issues – or have any questions – please let us know at connect@ala.org. We value your input tremendously, and we'll continue to use member feedback to improve the ALA Connect platform.

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

Hi everyone,

As promised yesterday, the redesigned Library is now available to all users! This refresh is designed to be more intuitive and user-friendly, regardless of how you use a group's library.

Key features:

• View folders, file lists, and file details all from the main Library page (no more clicking back and forth between pages to find what you need!)
• Use filters to find just the file types you want
• Community admins (like committee chairs, co-chairs, and others) can multi-select files to move them between folders

As with any technology launch, it's possible that we missed something during testing. If you notice any issues – or have any questions – please let us know at connect@ala.org. We value your input tremendously, and we'll continue to use member feedback to improve the ALA Connect platform.

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

Hi everyone,

As promised yesterday, the redesigned Library is now available to all users! This refresh is designed to be more intuitive and user-friendly, regardless of how you use a group's library.

Key features:

• View folders, file lists, and file details all from the main Library page (no more clicking back and forth between pages to find what you need!)
• Use filters to find just the file types you want
• Community admins (like committee chairs, co-chairs, and others) can multi-select files to move them between folders

As with any technology launch, it's possible that we missed something during testing. If you notice any issues – or have any questions – please let us know at connect@ala.org. We value your input tremendously, and we'll continue to use member feedback to improve the ALA Connect platform.

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

Hi everyone,

As promised yesterday, the redesigned Library is now available to all users! This refresh is designed to be more intuitive and user-friendly, regardless of how you use a group's library.

Key features:

• View folders, file lists, and file details all from the main Library page (no more clicking back and forth between pages to find what you need!)
• Use filters to find just the file types you want
• Community admins (like committee chairs, co-chairs, and others) can multi-select files to move them between folders

As with any technology launch, it's possible that we missed something during testing. If you notice any issues – or have any questions – please let us know at connect@ala.org. We value your input tremendously, and we'll continue to use member feedback to improve the ALA Connect platform.

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

Hi everyone,

As promised yesterday, the redesigned Library is now available to all users! This refresh is designed to be more intuitive and user-friendly, regardless of how you use a group's library.

Key features:

• View folders, file lists, and file details all from the main Library page (no more clicking back and forth between pages to find what you need!)
• Use filters to find just the file types you want
• Community admins (like committee chairs, co-chairs, and others) can multi-select files to move them between folders

As with any technology launch, it's possible that we missed something during testing. If you notice any issues – or have any questions – please let us know at connect@ala.org. We value your input tremendously, and we'll continue to use member feedback to improve the ALA Connect platform.

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

Hi everyone,

As promised yesterday, the redesigned Library is now available to all users! This refresh is designed to be more intuitive and user-friendly, regardless of how you use a group's library.

Key features:

• View folders, file lists, and file details all from the main Library page (no more clicking back and forth between pages to find what you need!)
• Use filters to find just the file types you want
• Community admins (like committee chairs, co-chairs, and others) can multi-select files to move them between folders

As with any technology launch, it's possible that we missed something during testing. If you notice any issues – or have any questions – please let us know at connect@ala.org. We value your input tremendously, and we'll continue to use member feedback to improve the ALA Connect platform.

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

Hi everyone,

As promised yesterday, the redesigned Library is now available to all users! This refresh is designed to be more intuitive and user-friendly, regardless of how you use a group's library.

Key features:

• View folders, file lists, and file details all from the main Library page (no more clicking back and forth between pages to find what you need!)
• Use filters to find just the file types you want
• Community admins (like committee chairs, co-chairs, and others) can multi-select files to move them between folders

As with any technology launch, it's possible that we missed something during testing. If you notice any issues – or have any questions – please let us know at connect@ala.org. We value your input tremendously, and we'll continue to use member feedback to improve the ALA Connect platform.

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

Hi everyone,

As promised yesterday, the redesigned Library is now available to all users! This refresh is designed to be more intuitive and user-friendly, regardless of how you use a group's library.

Key features:

• View folders, file lists, and file details all from the main Library page (no more clicking back and forth between pages to find what you need!)
• Use filters to find just the file types you want
• Community admins (like committee chairs, co-chairs, and others) can multi-select files to move them between folders

As with any technology launch, it's possible that we missed something during testing. If you notice any issues – or have any questions – please let us know at connect@ala.org. We value your input tremendously, and we'll continue to use member feedback to improve the ALA Connect platform.

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

Hi everyone,

As promised yesterday, the redesigned Library is now available to all users! This refresh is designed to be more intuitive and user-friendly, regardless of how you use a group's library.

Key features:

• View folders, file lists, and file details all from the main Library page (no more clicking back and forth between pages to find what you need!)
• Use filters to find just the file types you want
• Community admins (like committee chairs, co-chairs, and others) can multi-select files to move them between folders

As with any technology launch, it's possible that we missed something during testing. If you notice any issues – or have any questions – please let us know at connect@ala.org. We value your input tremendously, and we'll continue to use member feedback to improve the ALA Connect platform.

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

Hi everyone,

As promised yesterday, the redesigned Library is now available to all users! This refresh is designed to be more intuitive and user-friendly, regardless of how you use a group's library.

Key features:

• View folders, file lists, and file details all from the main Library page (no more clicking back and forth between pages to find what you need!)
• Use filters to find just the file types you want
• Community admins (like committee chairs, co-chairs, and others) can multi-select files to move them between folders

As with any technology launch, it's possible that we missed something during testing. If you notice any issues – or have any questions – please let us know at connect@ala.org. We value your input tremendously, and we'll continue to use member feedback to improve the ALA Connect platform.

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

Hi everyone,

We're excited to announce that a redesigned Library feature will roll out to all groups tomorrow. We'll provide an update with details about the new Library functionality as soon as it's live, but you can expect to see a more modern, intuitive, and user-friendly interface. We think it improves the experience both for casual users who want to browse through a group's resources, and for committee members who need to carefully organize and structure their files.

If you notice any differences today, it's because we're running final tests with a few groups before the full launch. Please let us know if you have any questions at connect@ala.org.

Hi everyone,

We're excited to announce that a redesigned Library feature will roll out to all groups tomorrow. We'll provide an update with details about the new Library functionality as soon as it's live, but you can expect to see a more modern, intuitive, and user-friendly interface. We think it improves the experience both for casual users who want to browse through a group's resources, and for committee members who need to carefully organize and structure their files.

If you notice any differences today, it's because we're running final tests with a few groups before the full launch. Please let us know if you have any questions at connect@ala.org.

Hi everyone,

We're excited to announce that a redesigned Library feature will roll out to all groups tomorrow. We'll provide an update with details about the new Library functionality as soon as it's live, but you can expect to see a more modern, intuitive, and user-friendly interface. We think it improves the experience both for casual users who want to browse through a group's resources, and for committee members who need to carefully organize and structure their files.

If you notice any differences today, it's because we're running final tests with a few groups before the full launch. Please let us know if you have any questions at connect@ala.org.

Hi everyone,

We're excited to announce that a redesigned Library feature will roll out to all groups tomorrow. We'll provide an update with details about the new Library functionality as soon as it's live, but you can expect to see a more modern, intuitive, and user-friendly interface. We think it improves the experience both for casual users who want to browse through a group's resources, and for committee members who need to carefully organize and structure their files.

If you notice any differences today, it's because we're running final tests with a few groups before the full launch. Please let us know if you have any questions at connect@ala.org.

Hi everyone,

We're excited to announce that a redesigned Library feature will roll out to all groups tomorrow. We'll provide an update with details about the new Library functionality as soon as it's live, but you can expect to see a more modern, intuitive, and user-friendly interface. We think it improves the experience both for casual users who want to browse through a group's resources, and for committee members who need to carefully organize and structure their files.

If you notice any differences today, it's because we're running final tests with a few groups before the full launch. Please let us know if you have any questions at connect@ala.org.

Hi everyone,

We're excited to announce that a redesigned Library feature will roll out to all groups tomorrow. We'll provide an update with details about the new Library functionality as soon as it's live, but you can expect to see a more modern, intuitive, and user-friendly interface. We think it improves the experience both for casual users who want to browse through a group's resources, and for committee members who need to carefully organize and structure their files.

If you notice any differences today, it's because we're running final tests with a few groups before the full launch. Please let us know if you have any questions at connect@ala.org.

Hi everyone,

We're excited to announce that a redesigned Library feature will roll out to all groups tomorrow. We'll provide an update with details about the new Library functionality as soon as it's live, but you can expect to see a more modern, intuitive, and user-friendly interface. We think it improves the experience both for casual users who want to browse through a group's resources, and for committee members who need to carefully organize and structure their files.

If you notice any differences today, it's because we're running final tests with a few groups before the full launch. Please let us know if you have any questions at connect@ala.org.

Hi everyone,

We're excited to announce that a redesigned Library feature will roll out to all groups tomorrow. We'll provide an update with details about the new Library functionality as soon as it's live, but you can expect to see a more modern, intuitive, and user-friendly interface. We think it improves the experience both for casual users who want to browse through a group's resources, and for committee members who need to carefully organize and structure their files.

If you notice any differences today, it's because we're running final tests with a few groups before the full launch. Please let us know if you have any questions at connect@ala.org.

Hi everyone,

We're excited to announce that a redesigned Library feature will roll out to all groups tomorrow. We'll provide an update with details about the new Library functionality as soon as it's live, but you can expect to see a more modern, intuitive, and user-friendly interface. We think it improves the experience both for casual users who want to browse through a group's resources, and for committee members who need to carefully organize and structure their files.

If you notice any differences today, it's because we're running final tests with a few groups before the full launch. Please let us know if you have any questions at connect@ala.org.

Hi everyone,

We're excited to announce that a redesigned Library feature will roll out to all groups tomorrow. We'll provide an update with details about the new Library functionality as soon as it's live, but you can expect to see a more modern, intuitive, and user-friendly interface. We think it improves the experience both for casual users who want to browse through a group's resources, and for committee members who need to carefully organize and structure their files.

If you notice any differences today, it's because we're running final tests with a few groups before the full launch. Please let us know if you have any questions at connect@ala.org.

Hi everyone,

We're excited to announce that a redesigned Library feature will roll out to all groups tomorrow. We'll provide an update with details about the new Library functionality as soon as it's live, but you can expect to see a more modern, intuitive, and user-friendly interface. We think it improves the experience both for casual users who want to browse through a group's resources, and for committee members who need to carefully organize and structure their files.

If you notice any differences today, it's because we're running final tests with a few groups before the full launch. Please let us know if you have any questions at connect@ala.org.

Hi everyone,

We're excited to announce that a redesigned Library feature will roll out to all groups tomorrow. We'll provide an update with details about the new Library functionality as soon as it's live, but you can expect to see a more modern, intuitive, and user-friendly interface. We think it improves the experience both for casual users who want to browse through a group's resources, and for committee members who need to carefully organize and structure their files.

If you notice any differences today, it's because we're running final tests with a few groups before the full launch. Please let us know if you have any questions at connect@ala.org.

Hi everyone,

We're excited to announce that a redesigned Library feature will roll out to all groups tomorrow. We'll provide an update with details about the new Library functionality as soon as it's live, but you can expect to see a more modern, intuitive, and user-friendly interface. We think it improves the experience both for casual users who want to browse through a group's resources, and for committee members who need to carefully organize and structure their files.

If you notice any differences today, it's because we're running final tests with a few groups before the full launch. Please let us know if you have any questions at connect@ala.org.

Hi everyone,

We're excited to announce that a redesigned Library feature will roll out to all groups tomorrow. We'll provide an update with details about the new Library functionality as soon as it's live, but you can expect to see a more modern, intuitive, and user-friendly interface. We think it improves the experience both for casual users who want to browse through a group's resources, and for committee members who need to carefully organize and structure their files.

If you notice any differences today, it's because we're running final tests with a few groups before the full launch. Please let us know if you have any questions at connect@ala.org.

Hi everyone,

We're excited to announce that a redesigned Library feature will roll out to all groups tomorrow. We'll provide an update with details about the new Library functionality as soon as it's live, but you can expect to see a more modern, intuitive, and user-friendly interface. We think it improves the experience both for casual users who want to browse through a group's resources, and for committee members who need to carefully organize and structure their files.

If you notice any differences today, it's because we're running final tests with a few groups before the full launch. Please let us know if you have any questions at connect@ala.org.

Hi everyone,

We're excited to announce that a redesigned Library feature will roll out to all groups tomorrow. We'll provide an update with details about the new Library functionality as soon as it's live, but you can expect to see a more modern, intuitive, and user-friendly interface. We think it improves the experience both for casual users who want to browse through a group's resources, and for committee members who need to carefully organize and structure their files.

If you notice any differences today, it's because we're running final tests with a few groups before the full launch. Please let us know if you have any questions at connect@ala.org.

Hi everyone,

We're excited to announce that a redesigned Library feature will roll out to all groups tomorrow. We'll provide an update with details about the new Library functionality as soon as it's live, but you can expect to see a more modern, intuitive, and user-friendly interface. We think it improves the experience both for casual users who want to browse through a group's resources, and for committee members who need to carefully organize and structure their files.

If you notice any differences today, it's because we're running final tests with a few groups before the full launch. Please let us know if you have any questions at connect@ala.org.

Hi everyone,

We're excited to announce that a redesigned Library feature will roll out to all groups tomorrow. We'll provide an update with details about the new Library functionality as soon as it's live, but you can expect to see a more modern, intuitive, and user-friendly interface. We think it improves the experience both for casual users who want to browse through a group's resources, and for committee members who need to carefully organize and structure their files.

If you notice any differences today, it's because we're running final tests with a few groups before the full launch. Please let us know if you have any questions at connect@ala.org.

Hi everyone,

We're excited to announce that a redesigned Library feature will roll out to all groups tomorrow. We'll provide an update with details about the new Library functionality as soon as it's live, but you can expect to see a more modern, intuitive, and user-friendly interface. We think it improves the experience both for casual users who want to browse through a group's resources, and for committee members who need to carefully organize and structure their files.

If you notice any differences today, it's because we're running final tests with a few groups before the full launch. Please let us know if you have any questions at connect@ala.org.

Hi everyone,

We're excited to announce that a redesigned Library feature will roll out to all groups tomorrow. We'll provide an update with details about the new Library functionality as soon as it's live, but you can expect to see a more modern, intuitive, and user-friendly interface. We think it improves the experience both for casual users who want to browse through a group's resources, and for committee members who need to carefully organize and structure their files.

If you notice any differences today, it's because we're running final tests with a few groups before the full launch. Please let us know if you have any questions at connect@ala.org.

Hi everyone,

We're excited to announce that a redesigned Library feature will roll out to all groups tomorrow. We'll provide an update with details about the new Library functionality as soon as it's live, but you can expect to see a more modern, intuitive, and user-friendly interface. We think it improves the experience both for casual users who want to browse through a group's resources, and for committee members who need to carefully organize and structure their files.

If you notice any differences today, it's because we're running final tests with a few groups before the full launch. Please let us know if you have any questions at connect@ala.org.

Hi everyone,

We're excited to announce that a redesigned Library feature will roll out to all groups tomorrow. We'll provide an update with details about the new Library functionality as soon as it's live, but you can expect to see a more modern, intuitive, and user-friendly interface. We think it improves the experience both for casual users who want to browse through a group's resources, and for committee members who need to carefully organize and structure their files.

If you notice any differences today, it's because we're running final tests with a few groups before the full launch. Please let us know if you have any questions at connect@ala.org.

Hi everyone,

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're concluding our series of monthly protips with instructions on how to report a post in ALA Connect.

Users can report a post on ALA Connect using the “Report” button on each discussion post. They can also make reports by using the standalone form at https://connect.ala.org/report. ALA Connect is actively moderated by ALA staff during normal business hours. Staff will contact you to confirm receipt; however, depending on when your report is made, we may not be able to respond until the next business day.

Click the “Report” button to open the reporting form. (Note that in some browsers, this button may appear in the corner of your screen instead of on each post.)

Review the information in the report form and revise or update it, if needed. Click “Submit” when you’re ready to send the report.

The attached PDF provides this information in another format. This is a new process, so we welcome you to contact us if you have any feedback or suggestions for improvement. And as always, please let me know if you have any questions.


Previous entries in the Monthly Connect Protip series:

1. How to subscribe to the ALA Council mailing list
2. How to follow a specific discussion thread
3. Managing your content on Connect
4. How to manage your group memberships
5. How to manage your privacy and visibility
6. How to use My Networks
7. How to use the Library's Folder View
8. Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience
9. How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list
10. How to organize your Connect Library
11. How to update your ALA profile within Connect

Hi everyone,

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're concluding our series of monthly protips with instructions on how to report a post in ALA Connect.

Users can report a post on ALA Connect using the “Report” button on each discussion post. They can also make reports by using the standalone form at https://connect.ala.org/report. ALA Connect is actively moderated by ALA staff during normal business hours. Staff will contact you to confirm receipt; however, depending on when your report is made, we may not be able to respond until the next business day.

Click the “Report” button to open the reporting form. (Note that in some browsers, this button may appear in the corner of your screen instead of on each post.)

Review the information in the report form and revise or update it, if needed. Click “Submit” when you’re ready to send the report.

The attached PDF provides this information in another format. This is a new process, so we welcome you to contact us if you have any feedback or suggestions for improvement. And as always, please let me know if you have any questions.


Previous entries in the Monthly Connect Protip series:

1. How to subscribe to the ALA Council mailing list
2. How to follow a specific discussion thread
3. Managing your content on Connect
4. How to manage your group memberships
5. How to manage your privacy and visibility
6. How to use My Networks
7. How to use the Library's Folder View
8. Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience
9. How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list
10. How to organize your Connect Library
11. How to update your ALA profile within Connect

Hi everyone,

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're concluding our series of monthly protips with instructions on how to report a post in ALA Connect.

Users can report a post on ALA Connect using the “Report” button on each discussion post. They can also make reports by using the standalone form at https://connect.ala.org/report. ALA Connect is actively moderated by ALA staff during normal business hours. Staff will contact you to confirm receipt; however, depending on when your report is made, we may not be able to respond until the next business day.

Click the “Report” button to open the reporting form. (Note that in some browsers, this button may appear in the corner of your screen instead of on each post.)

Review the information in the report form and revise or update it, if needed. Click “Submit” when you’re ready to send the report.

The attached PDF provides this information in another format. This is a new process, so we welcome you to contact us if you have any feedback or suggestions for improvement. And as always, please let me know if you have any questions.


Previous entries in the Monthly Connect Protip series:

1. How to subscribe to the ALA Council mailing list
2. How to follow a specific discussion thread
3. Managing your content on Connect
4. How to manage your group memberships
5. How to manage your privacy and visibility
6. How to use My Networks
7. How to use the Library's Folder View
8. Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience
9. How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list
10. How to organize your Connect Library
11. How to update your ALA profile within Connect

Hi everyone,

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're concluding our series of monthly protips with instructions on how to report a post in ALA Connect.

Users can report a post on ALA Connect using the “Report” button on each discussion post. They can also make reports by using the standalone form at https://connect.ala.org/report. ALA Connect is actively moderated by ALA staff during normal business hours. Staff will contact you to confirm receipt; however, depending on when your report is made, we may not be able to respond until the next business day.

Click the “Report” button to open the reporting form. (Note that in some browsers, this button may appear in the corner of your screen instead of on each post.)

Review the information in the report form and revise or update it, if needed. Click “Submit” when you’re ready to send the report.

The attached PDF provides this information in another format. This is a new process, so we welcome you to contact us if you have any feedback or suggestions for improvement. And as always, please let me know if you have any questions.


Previous entries in the Monthly Connect Protip series:

1. How to subscribe to the ALA Council mailing list
2. How to follow a specific discussion thread
3. Managing your content on Connect
4. How to manage your group memberships
5. How to manage your privacy and visibility
6. How to use My Networks
7. How to use the Library's Folder View
8. Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience
9. How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list
10. How to organize your Connect Library
11. How to update your ALA profile within Connect

Hi everyone,

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're concluding our series of monthly protips with instructions on how to report a post in ALA Connect.

Users can report a post on ALA Connect using the “Report” button on each discussion post. They can also make reports by using the standalone form at https://connect.ala.org/report. ALA Connect is actively moderated by ALA staff during normal business hours. Staff will contact you to confirm receipt; however, depending on when your report is made, we may not be able to respond until the next business day.

Click the “Report” button to open the reporting form. (Note that in some browsers, this button may appear in the corner of your screen instead of on each post.)

Review the information in the report form and revise or update it, if needed. Click “Submit” when you’re ready to send the report.

The attached PDF provides this information in another format. This is a new process, so we welcome you to contact us if you have any feedback or suggestions for improvement. And as always, please let me know if you have any questions.


Previous entries in the Monthly Connect Protip series:

1. How to subscribe to the ALA Council mailing list
2. How to follow a specific discussion thread
3. Managing your content on Connect
4. How to manage your group memberships
5. How to manage your privacy and visibility
6. How to use My Networks
7. How to use the Library's Folder View
8. Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience
9. How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list
10. How to organize your Connect Library
11. How to update your ALA profile within Connect

Hi everyone,

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're concluding our series of monthly protips with instructions on how to report a post in ALA Connect.

Users can report a post on ALA Connect using the “Report” button on each discussion post. They can also make reports by using the standalone form at https://connect.ala.org/report. ALA Connect is actively moderated by ALA staff during normal business hours. Staff will contact you to confirm receipt; however, depending on when your report is made, we may not be able to respond until the next business day.

Click the “Report” button to open the reporting form. (Note that in some browsers, this button may appear in the corner of your screen instead of on each post.)

Review the information in the report form and revise or update it, if needed. Click “Submit” when you’re ready to send the report.

The attached PDF provides this information in another format. This is a new process, so we welcome you to contact us if you have any feedback or suggestions for improvement. And as always, please let me know if you have any questions.


Previous entries in the Monthly Connect Protip series:

1. How to subscribe to the ALA Council mailing list
2. How to follow a specific discussion thread
3. Managing your content on Connect
4. How to manage your group memberships
5. How to manage your privacy and visibility
6. How to use My Networks
7. How to use the Library's Folder View
8. Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience
9. How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list
10. How to organize your Connect Library
11. How to update your ALA profile within Connect

Hi everyone,

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're concluding our series of monthly protips with instructions on how to report a post in ALA Connect.

Users can report a post on ALA Connect using the “Report” button on each discussion post. They can also make reports by using the standalone form at https://connect.ala.org/report. ALA Connect is actively moderated by ALA staff during normal business hours. Staff will contact you to confirm receipt; however, depending on when your report is made, we may not be able to respond until the next business day.

Click the “Report” button to open the reporting form. (Note that in some browsers, this button may appear in the corner of your screen instead of on each post.)

Review the information in the report form and revise or update it, if needed. Click “Submit” when you’re ready to send the report.

The attached PDF provides this information in another format. This is a new process, so we welcome you to contact us if you have any feedback or suggestions for improvement. And as always, please let me know if you have any questions.


Previous entries in the Monthly Connect Protip series:

1. How to subscribe to the ALA Council mailing list
2. How to follow a specific discussion thread
3. Managing your content on Connect
4. How to manage your group memberships
5. How to manage your privacy and visibility
6. How to use My Networks
7. How to use the Library's Folder View
8. Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience
9. How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list
10. How to organize your Connect Library
11. How to update your ALA profile within Connect

Hi everyone,

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're concluding our series of monthly protips with instructions on how to report a post in ALA Connect.

Users can report a post on ALA Connect using the “Report” button on each discussion post. They can also make reports by using the standalone form at https://connect.ala.org/report. ALA Connect is actively moderated by ALA staff during normal business hours. Staff will contact you to confirm receipt; however, depending on when your report is made, we may not be able to respond until the next business day.

Click the “Report” button to open the reporting form. (Note that in some browsers, this button may appear in the corner of your screen instead of on each post.)

Review the information in the report form and revise or update it, if needed. Click “Submit” when you’re ready to send the report.

The attached PDF provides this information in another format. This is a new process, so we welcome you to contact us if you have any feedback or suggestions for improvement. And as always, please let me know if you have any questions.


Previous entries in the Monthly Connect Protip series:

1. How to subscribe to the ALA Council mailing list
2. How to follow a specific discussion thread
3. Managing your content on Connect
4. How to manage your group memberships
5. How to manage your privacy and visibility
6. How to use My Networks
7. How to use the Library's Folder View
8. Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience
9. How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list
10. How to organize your Connect Library
11. How to update your ALA profile within Connect

Hi everyone,

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're concluding our series of monthly protips with instructions on how to report a post in ALA Connect.

Users can report a post on ALA Connect using the “Report” button on each discussion post. They can also make reports by using the standalone form at https://connect.ala.org/report. ALA Connect is actively moderated by ALA staff during normal business hours. Staff will contact you to confirm receipt; however, depending on when your report is made, we may not be able to respond until the next business day.

Click the “Report” button to open the reporting form. (Note that in some browsers, this button may appear in the corner of your screen instead of on each post.)

Review the information in the report form and revise or update it, if needed. Click “Submit” when you’re ready to send the report.

The attached PDF provides this information in another format. This is a new process, so we welcome you to contact us if you have any feedback or suggestions for improvement. And as always, please let me know if you have any questions.


Previous entries in the Monthly Connect Protip series:

1. How to subscribe to the ALA Council mailing list
2. How to follow a specific discussion thread
3. Managing your content on Connect
4. How to manage your group memberships
5. How to manage your privacy and visibility
6. How to use My Networks
7. How to use the Library's Folder View
8. Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience
9. How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list
10. How to organize your Connect Library
11. How to update your ALA profile within Connect

Hi everyone,

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're concluding our series of monthly protips with instructions on how to report a post in ALA Connect.

Users can report a post on ALA Connect using the “Report” button on each discussion post. They can also make reports by using the standalone form at https://connect.ala.org/report. ALA Connect is actively moderated by ALA staff during normal business hours. Staff will contact you to confirm receipt; however, depending on when your report is made, we may not be able to respond until the next business day.

Click the “Report” button to open the reporting form. (Note that in some browsers, this button may appear in the corner of your screen instead of on each post.)

Review the information in the report form and revise or update it, if needed. Click “Submit” when you’re ready to send the report.

The attached PDF provides this information in another format. This is a new process, so we welcome you to contact us if you have any feedback or suggestions for improvement. And as always, please let me know if you have any questions.


Previous entries in the Monthly Connect Protip series:

1. How to subscribe to the ALA Council mailing list
2. How to follow a specific discussion thread
3. Managing your content on Connect
4. How to manage your group memberships
5. How to manage your privacy and visibility
6. How to use My Networks
7. How to use the Library's Folder View
8. Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience
9. How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list
10. How to organize your Connect Library
11. How to update your ALA profile within Connect

Hi everyone,

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're concluding our series of monthly protips with instructions on how to report a post in ALA Connect.

Users can report a post on ALA Connect using the “Report” button on each discussion post. They can also make reports by using the standalone form at https://connect.ala.org/report. ALA Connect is actively moderated by ALA staff during normal business hours. Staff will contact you to confirm receipt; however, depending on when your report is made, we may not be able to respond until the next business day.

Click the “Report” button to open the reporting form. (Note that in some browsers, this button may appear in the corner of your screen instead of on each post.)

Review the information in the report form and revise or update it, if needed. Click “Submit” when you’re ready to send the report.

The attached PDF provides this information in another format. This is a new process, so we welcome you to contact us if you have any feedback or suggestions for improvement. And as always, please let me know if you have any questions.


Previous entries in the Monthly Connect Protip series:

1. How to subscribe to the ALA Council mailing list
2. How to follow a specific discussion thread
3. Managing your content on Connect
4. How to manage your group memberships
5. How to manage your privacy and visibility
6. How to use My Networks
7. How to use the Library's Folder View
8. Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience
9. How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list
10. How to organize your Connect Library
11. How to update your ALA profile within Connect

Hi everyone,

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're concluding our series of monthly protips with instructions on how to report a post in ALA Connect.

Users can report a post on ALA Connect using the “Report” button on each discussion post. They can also make reports by using the standalone form at https://connect.ala.org/report. ALA Connect is actively moderated by ALA staff during normal business hours. Staff will contact you to confirm receipt; however, depending on when your report is made, we may not be able to respond until the next business day.

Click the “Report” button to open the reporting form. (Note that in some browsers, this button may appear in the corner of your screen instead of on each post.)

Review the information in the report form and revise or update it, if needed. Click “Submit” when you’re ready to send the report.

The attached PDF provides this information in another format. This is a new process, so we welcome you to contact us if you have any feedback or suggestions for improvement. And as always, please let me know if you have any questions.


Previous entries in the Monthly Connect Protip series:

1. How to subscribe to the ALA Council mailing list
2. How to follow a specific discussion thread
3. Managing your content on Connect
4. How to manage your group memberships
5. How to manage your privacy and visibility
6. How to use My Networks
7. How to use the Library's Folder View
8. Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience
9. How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list
10. How to organize your Connect Library
11. How to update your ALA profile within Connect

Hi everyone,

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're concluding our series of monthly protips with instructions on how to report a post in ALA Connect.

Users can report a post on ALA Connect using the “Report” button on each discussion post. They can also make reports by using the standalone form at https://connect.ala.org/report. ALA Connect is actively moderated by ALA staff during normal business hours. Staff will contact you to confirm receipt; however, depending on when your report is made, we may not be able to respond until the next business day.

Click the “Report” button to open the reporting form. (Note that in some browsers, this button may appear in the corner of your screen instead of on each post.)

Review the information in the report form and revise or update it, if needed. Click “Submit” when you’re ready to send the report.

The attached PDF provides this information in another format. This is a new process, so we welcome you to contact us if you have any feedback or suggestions for improvement. And as always, please let me know if you have any questions.


Previous entries in the Monthly Connect Protip series:

1. How to subscribe to the ALA Council mailing list
2. How to follow a specific discussion thread
3. Managing your content on Connect
4. How to manage your group memberships
5. How to manage your privacy and visibility
6. How to use My Networks
7. How to use the Library's Folder View
8. Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience
9. How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list
10. How to organize your Connect Library
11. How to update your ALA profile within Connect

Hi everyone,

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're concluding our series of monthly protips with instructions on how to report a post in ALA Connect.

Users can report a post on ALA Connect using the “Report” button on each discussion post. They can also make reports by using the standalone form at https://connect.ala.org/report. ALA Connect is actively moderated by ALA staff during normal business hours. Staff will contact you to confirm receipt; however, depending on when your report is made, we may not be able to respond until the next business day.

Click the “Report” button to open the reporting form. (Note that in some browsers, this button may appear in the corner of your screen instead of on each post.)

Review the information in the report form and revise or update it, if needed. Click “Submit” when you’re ready to send the report.

The attached PDF provides this information in another format. This is a new process, so we welcome you to contact us if you have any feedback or suggestions for improvement. And as always, please let me know if you have any questions.


Previous entries in the Monthly Connect Protip series:

1. How to subscribe to the ALA Council mailing list
2. How to follow a specific discussion thread
3. Managing your content on Connect
4. How to manage your group memberships
5. How to manage your privacy and visibility
6. How to use My Networks
7. How to use the Library's Folder View
8. Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience
9. How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list
10. How to organize your Connect Library
11. How to update your ALA profile within Connect

Hi everyone,

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're concluding our series of monthly protips with instructions on how to report a post in ALA Connect.

Users can report a post on ALA Connect using the “Report” button on each discussion post. They can also make reports by using the standalone form at https://connect.ala.org/report. ALA Connect is actively moderated by ALA staff during normal business hours. Staff will contact you to confirm receipt; however, depending on when your report is made, we may not be able to respond until the next business day.

Click the “Report” button to open the reporting form. (Note that in some browsers, this button may appear in the corner of your screen instead of on each post.)

Review the information in the report form and revise or update it, if needed. Click “Submit” when you’re ready to send the report.

The attached PDF provides this information in another format. This is a new process, so we welcome you to contact us if you have any feedback or suggestions for improvement. And as always, please let me know if you have any questions.


Previous entries in the Monthly Connect Protip series:

1. How to subscribe to the ALA Council mailing list
2. How to follow a specific discussion thread
3. Managing your content on Connect
4. How to manage your group memberships
5. How to manage your privacy and visibility
6. How to use My Networks
7. How to use the Library's Folder View
8. Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience
9. How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list
10. How to organize your Connect Library
11. How to update your ALA profile within Connect

Hi everyone,

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're concluding our series of monthly protips with instructions on how to report a post in ALA Connect.

Users can report a post on ALA Connect using the “Report” button on each discussion post. They can also make reports by using the standalone form at https://connect.ala.org/report. ALA Connect is actively moderated by ALA staff during normal business hours. Staff will contact you to confirm receipt; however, depending on when your report is made, we may not be able to respond until the next business day.

Click the “Report” button to open the reporting form. (Note that in some browsers, this button may appear in the corner of your screen instead of on each post.)

Review the information in the report form and revise or update it, if needed. Click “Submit” when you’re ready to send the report.

The attached PDF provides this information in another format. This is a new process, so we welcome you to contact us if you have any feedback or suggestions for improvement. And as always, please let me know if you have any questions.


Previous entries in the Monthly Connect Protip series:

1. How to subscribe to the ALA Council mailing list
2. How to follow a specific discussion thread
3. Managing your content on Connect
4. How to manage your group memberships
5. How to manage your privacy and visibility
6. How to use My Networks
7. How to use the Library's Folder View
8. Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience
9. How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list
10. How to organize your Connect Library
11. How to update your ALA profile within Connect

Hi everyone,

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're concluding our series of monthly protips with instructions on how to report a post in ALA Connect.

Users can report a post on ALA Connect using the “Report” button on each discussion post. They can also make reports by using the standalone form at https://connect.ala.org/report. ALA Connect is actively moderated by ALA staff during normal business hours. Staff will contact you to confirm receipt; however, depending on when your report is made, we may not be able to respond until the next business day.

Click the “Report” button to open the reporting form. (Note that in some browsers, this button may appear in the corner of your screen instead of on each post.)

Review the information in the report form and revise or update it, if needed. Click “Submit” when you’re ready to send the report.

The attached PDF provides this information in another format. This is a new process, so we welcome you to contact us if you have any feedback or suggestions for improvement. And as always, please let me know if you have any questions.


Previous entries in the Monthly Connect Protip series:

1. How to subscribe to the ALA Council mailing list
2. How to follow a specific discussion thread
3. Managing your content on Connect
4. How to manage your group memberships
5. How to manage your privacy and visibility
6. How to use My Networks
7. How to use the Library's Folder View
8. Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience
9. How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list
10. How to organize your Connect Library
11. How to update your ALA profile within Connect

Hi everyone,

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're concluding our series of monthly protips with instructions on how to report a post in ALA Connect.

Users can report a post on ALA Connect using the “Report” button on each discussion post. They can also make reports by using the standalone form at https://connect.ala.org/report. ALA Connect is actively moderated by ALA staff during normal business hours. Staff will contact you to confirm receipt; however, depending on when your report is made, we may not be able to respond until the next business day.

Click the “Report” button to open the reporting form. (Note that in some browsers, this button may appear in the corner of your screen instead of on each post.)

Review the information in the report form and revise or update it, if needed. Click “Submit” when you’re ready to send the report.

The attached PDF provides this information in another format. This is a new process, so we welcome you to contact us if you have any feedback or suggestions for improvement. And as always, please let me know if you have any questions.


Previous entries in the Monthly Connect Protip series:

1. How to subscribe to the ALA Council mailing list
2. How to follow a specific discussion thread
3. Managing your content on Connect
4. How to manage your group memberships
5. How to manage your privacy and visibility
6. How to use My Networks
7. How to use the Library's Folder View
8. Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience
9. How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list
10. How to organize your Connect Library
11. How to update your ALA profile within Connect

Hi everyone,

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're concluding our series of monthly protips with instructions on how to report a post in ALA Connect.

Users can report a post on ALA Connect using the “Report” button on each discussion post. They can also make reports by using the standalone form at https://connect.ala.org/report. ALA Connect is actively moderated by ALA staff during normal business hours. Staff will contact you to confirm receipt; however, depending on when your report is made, we may not be able to respond until the next business day.

Click the “Report” button to open the reporting form. (Note that in some browsers, this button may appear in the corner of your screen instead of on each post.)

Review the information in the report form and revise or update it, if needed. Click “Submit” when you’re ready to send the report.

The attached PDF provides this information in another format. This is a new process, so we welcome you to contact us if you have any feedback or suggestions for improvement. And as always, please let me know if you have any questions.


Previous entries in the Monthly Connect Protip series:

1. How to subscribe to the ALA Council mailing list
2. How to follow a specific discussion thread
3. Managing your content on Connect
4. How to manage your group memberships
5. How to manage your privacy and visibility
6. How to use My Networks
7. How to use the Library's Folder View
8. Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience
9. How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list
10. How to organize your Connect Library
11. How to update your ALA profile within Connect

Hi everyone,

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're concluding our series of monthly protips with instructions on how to report a post in ALA Connect.

Users can report a post on ALA Connect using the “Report” button on each discussion post. They can also make reports by using the standalone form at https://connect.ala.org/report. ALA Connect is actively moderated by ALA staff during normal business hours. Staff will contact you to confirm receipt; however, depending on when your report is made, we may not be able to respond until the next business day.

Click the “Report” button to open the reporting form. (Note that in some browsers, this button may appear in the corner of your screen instead of on each post.)

Review the information in the report form and revise or update it, if needed. Click “Submit” when you’re ready to send the report.

The attached PDF provides this information in another format. This is a new process, so we welcome you to contact us if you have any feedback or suggestions for improvement. And as always, please let me know if you have any questions.


Previous entries in the Monthly Connect Protip series:

1. How to subscribe to the ALA Council mailing list
2. How to follow a specific discussion thread
3. Managing your content on Connect
4. How to manage your group memberships
5. How to manage your privacy and visibility
6. How to use My Networks
7. How to use the Library's Folder View
8. Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience
9. How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list
10. How to organize your Connect Library
11. How to update your ALA profile within Connect

Hi everyone,

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're concluding our series of monthly protips with instructions on how to report a post in ALA Connect.

Users can report a post on ALA Connect using the “Report” button on each discussion post. They can also make reports by using the standalone form at https://connect.ala.org/report. ALA Connect is actively moderated by ALA staff during normal business hours. Staff will contact you to confirm receipt; however, depending on when your report is made, we may not be able to respond until the next business day.

Click the “Report” button to open the reporting form. (Note that in some browsers, this button may appear in the corner of your screen instead of on each post.)

Review the information in the report form and revise or update it, if needed. Click “Submit” when you’re ready to send the report.

The attached PDF provides this information in another format. This is a new process, so we welcome you to contact us if you have any feedback or suggestions for improvement. And as always, please let me know if you have any questions.


Previous entries in the Monthly Connect Protip series:

1. How to subscribe to the ALA Council mailing list
2. How to follow a specific discussion thread
3. Managing your content on Connect
4. How to manage your group memberships
5. How to manage your privacy and visibility
6. How to use My Networks
7. How to use the Library's Folder View
8. Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience
9. How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list
10. How to organize your Connect Library
11. How to update your ALA profile within Connect

Hi everyone,

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're concluding our series of monthly protips with instructions on how to report a post in ALA Connect.

Users can report a post on ALA Connect using the “Report” button on each discussion post. They can also make reports by using the standalone form at https://connect.ala.org/report. ALA Connect is actively moderated by ALA staff during normal business hours. Staff will contact you to confirm receipt; however, depending on when your report is made, we may not be able to respond until the next business day.

Click the “Report” button to open the reporting form. (Note that in some browsers, this button may appear in the corner of your screen instead of on each post.)

Review the information in the report form and revise or update it, if needed. Click “Submit” when you’re ready to send the report.

The attached PDF provides this information in another format. This is a new process, so we welcome you to contact us if you have any feedback or suggestions for improvement. And as always, please let me know if you have any questions.


Previous entries in the Monthly Connect Protip series:

1. How to subscribe to the ALA Council mailing list
2. How to follow a specific discussion thread
3. Managing your content on Connect
4. How to manage your group memberships
5. How to manage your privacy and visibility
6. How to use My Networks
7. How to use the Library's Folder View
8. Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience
9. How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list
10. How to organize your Connect Library
11. How to update your ALA profile within Connect

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're continuing our series of protips with information about subscribing to the ALA Council group in Connect. (Previously: How to follow a specific discussion thread, Managing your content on Connect, How to manage your group memberships, How to manage your privacy and visibility, How to use My Networks, How to use the Library's Folder View, Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience, How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list; How to organize your Connect Library; How to update your ALA profile within Connect)


The ALA Council is the governing body of ALA. Anyone can view posts in the ALA Council group by visiting their community webpages in Connect. Now that Council has fully migrated from the old e-list platform, non-councilors can also subscribe to receive a daily email digest of any Council discussions.

To subscribe, visit the ALA Council group on Connect: https://connect.ala.org/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=c235def7-8884-4b09-96f6-9c7a2e516789 OR the "Basic Guide to the ALA Council" page on the ALA website: http://www.ala.org/aboutala/basic-guide-ALA-council-and-resources

On either page, you'll see a form that says, "Non-Councilors can subscribe to a daily digest of ALA Council posts". Enter your email into the field and click the Subscribe button.

You'll receive an email confirmation from noreply+feedproxy@google.com. Click the link in this email to activate your daily digest subscription.

The linked PDF provides this information in another format. As always, please let me know if you have any questions.

Best,

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're continuing our series of protips with information about subscribing to the ALA Council group in Connect. (Previously: How to follow a specific discussion thread, Managing your content on Connect, How to manage your group memberships, How to manage your privacy and visibility, How to use My Networks, How to use the Library's Folder View, Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience, How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list; How to organize your Connect Library; How to update your ALA profile within Connect)


The ALA Council is the governing body of ALA. Anyone can view posts in the ALA Council group by visiting their community webpages in Connect. Now that Council has fully migrated from the old e-list platform, non-councilors can also subscribe to receive a daily email digest of any Council discussions.

To subscribe, visit the ALA Council group on Connect: https://connect.ala.org/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=c235def7-8884-4b09-96f6-9c7a2e516789 OR the "Basic Guide to the ALA Council" page on the ALA website: http://www.ala.org/aboutala/basic-guide-ALA-council-and-resources

On either page, you'll see a form that says, "Non-Councilors can subscribe to a daily digest of ALA Council posts". Enter your email into the field and click the Subscribe button.

You'll receive an email confirmation from noreply+feedproxy@google.com. Click the link in this email to activate your daily digest subscription.

The linked PDF provides this information in another format. As always, please let me know if you have any questions.

Best,

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're continuing our series of protips with information about subscribing to the ALA Council group in Connect. (Previously: How to follow a specific discussion thread, Managing your content on Connect, How to manage your group memberships, How to manage your privacy and visibility, How to use My Networks, How to use the Library's Folder View, Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience, How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list; How to organize your Connect Library; How to update your ALA profile within Connect)


The ALA Council is the governing body of ALA. Anyone can view posts in the ALA Council group by visiting their community webpages in Connect. Now that Council has fully migrated from the old e-list platform, non-councilors can also subscribe to receive a daily email digest of any Council discussions.

To subscribe, visit the ALA Council group on Connect: https://connect.ala.org/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=c235def7-8884-4b09-96f6-9c7a2e516789 OR the "Basic Guide to the ALA Council" page on the ALA website: http://www.ala.org/aboutala/basic-guide-ALA-council-and-resources

On either page, you'll see a form that says, "Non-Councilors can subscribe to a daily digest of ALA Council posts". Enter your email into the field and click the Subscribe button.

You'll receive an email confirmation from noreply+feedproxy@google.com. Click the link in this email to activate your daily digest subscription.

The linked PDF provides this information in another format. As always, please let me know if you have any questions.

Best,

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're continuing our series of protips with information about subscribing to the ALA Council group in Connect. (Previously: How to follow a specific discussion thread, Managing your content on Connect, How to manage your group memberships, How to manage your privacy and visibility, How to use My Networks, How to use the Library's Folder View, Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience, How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list; How to organize your Connect Library; How to update your ALA profile within Connect)


The ALA Council is the governing body of ALA. Anyone can view posts in the ALA Council group by visiting their community webpages in Connect. Now that Council has fully migrated from the old e-list platform, non-councilors can also subscribe to receive a daily email digest of any Council discussions.

To subscribe, visit the ALA Council group on Connect: https://connect.ala.org/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=c235def7-8884-4b09-96f6-9c7a2e516789 OR the "Basic Guide to the ALA Council" page on the ALA website: http://www.ala.org/aboutala/basic-guide-ALA-council-and-resources

On either page, you'll see a form that says, "Non-Councilors can subscribe to a daily digest of ALA Council posts". Enter your email into the field and click the Subscribe button.

You'll receive an email confirmation from noreply+feedproxy@google.com. Click the link in this email to activate your daily digest subscription.

The linked PDF provides this information in another format. As always, please let me know if you have any questions.

Best,

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're continuing our series of protips with information about subscribing to the ALA Council group in Connect. (Previously: How to follow a specific discussion thread, Managing your content on Connect, How to manage your group memberships, How to manage your privacy and visibility, How to use My Networks, How to use the Library's Folder View, Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience, How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list; How to organize your Connect Library; How to update your ALA profile within Connect)


The ALA Council is the governing body of ALA. Anyone can view posts in the ALA Council group by visiting their community webpages in Connect. Now that Council has fully migrated from the old e-list platform, non-councilors can also subscribe to receive a daily email digest of any Council discussions.

To subscribe, visit the ALA Council group on Connect: https://connect.ala.org/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=c235def7-8884-4b09-96f6-9c7a2e516789 OR the "Basic Guide to the ALA Council" page on the ALA website: http://www.ala.org/aboutala/basic-guide-ALA-council-and-resources

On either page, you'll see a form that says, "Non-Councilors can subscribe to a daily digest of ALA Council posts". Enter your email into the field and click the Subscribe button.

You'll receive an email confirmation from noreply+feedproxy@google.com. Click the link in this email to activate your daily digest subscription.

The linked PDF provides this information in another format. As always, please let me know if you have any questions.

Best,

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're continuing our series of protips with information about subscribing to the ALA Council group in Connect. (Previously: How to follow a specific discussion thread, Managing your content on Connect, How to manage your group memberships, How to manage your privacy and visibility, How to use My Networks, How to use the Library's Folder View, Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience, How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list; How to organize your Connect Library; How to update your ALA profile within Connect)


The ALA Council is the governing body of ALA. Anyone can view posts in the ALA Council group by visiting their community webpages in Connect. Now that Council has fully migrated from the old e-list platform, non-councilors can also subscribe to receive a daily email digest of any Council discussions.

To subscribe, visit the ALA Council group on Connect: https://connect.ala.org/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=c235def7-8884-4b09-96f6-9c7a2e516789 OR the "Basic Guide to the ALA Council" page on the ALA website: http://www.ala.org/aboutala/basic-guide-ALA-council-and-resources

On either page, you'll see a form that says, "Non-Councilors can subscribe to a daily digest of ALA Council posts". Enter your email into the field and click the Subscribe button.

You'll receive an email confirmation from noreply+feedproxy@google.com. Click the link in this email to activate your daily digest subscription.

The linked PDF provides this information in another format. As always, please let me know if you have any questions.

Best,

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're continuing our series of protips with information about subscribing to the ALA Council group in Connect. (Previously: How to follow a specific discussion thread, Managing your content on Connect, How to manage your group memberships, How to manage your privacy and visibility, How to use My Networks, How to use the Library's Folder View, Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience, How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list; How to organize your Connect Library; How to update your ALA profile within Connect)


The ALA Council is the governing body of ALA. Anyone can view posts in the ALA Council group by visiting their community webpages in Connect. Now that Council has fully migrated from the old e-list platform, non-councilors can also subscribe to receive a daily email digest of any Council discussions.

To subscribe, visit the ALA Council group on Connect: https://connect.ala.org/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=c235def7-8884-4b09-96f6-9c7a2e516789 OR the "Basic Guide to the ALA Council" page on the ALA website: http://www.ala.org/aboutala/basic-guide-ALA-council-and-resources

On either page, you'll see a form that says, "Non-Councilors can subscribe to a daily digest of ALA Council posts". Enter your email into the field and click the Subscribe button.

You'll receive an email confirmation from noreply+feedproxy@google.com. Click the link in this email to activate your daily digest subscription.

The linked PDF provides this information in another format. As always, please let me know if you have any questions.

Best,

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're continuing our series of protips with information about subscribing to the ALA Council group in Connect. (Previously: How to follow a specific discussion thread, Managing your content on Connect, How to manage your group memberships, How to manage your privacy and visibility, How to use My Networks, How to use the Library's Folder View, Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience, How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list; How to organize your Connect Library; How to update your ALA profile within Connect)


The ALA Council is the governing body of ALA. Anyone can view posts in the ALA Council group by visiting their community webpages in Connect. Now that Council has fully migrated from the old e-list platform, non-councilors can also subscribe to receive a daily email digest of any Council discussions.

To subscribe, visit the ALA Council group on Connect: https://connect.ala.org/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=c235def7-8884-4b09-96f6-9c7a2e516789 OR the "Basic Guide to the ALA Council" page on the ALA website: http://www.ala.org/aboutala/basic-guide-ALA-council-and-resources

On either page, you'll see a form that says, "Non-Councilors can subscribe to a daily digest of ALA Council posts". Enter your email into the field and click the Subscribe button.

You'll receive an email confirmation from noreply+feedproxy@google.com. Click the link in this email to activate your daily digest subscription.

The linked PDF provides this information in another format. As always, please let me know if you have any questions.

Best,

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're continuing our series of protips with information about subscribing to the ALA Council group in Connect. (Previously: How to follow a specific discussion thread, Managing your content on Connect, How to manage your group memberships, How to manage your privacy and visibility, How to use My Networks, How to use the Library's Folder View, Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience, How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list; How to organize your Connect Library; How to update your ALA profile within Connect)


The ALA Council is the governing body of ALA. Anyone can view posts in the ALA Council group by visiting their community webpages in Connect. Now that Council has fully migrated from the old e-list platform, non-councilors can also subscribe to receive a daily email digest of any Council discussions.

To subscribe, visit the ALA Council group on Connect: https://connect.ala.org/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=c235def7-8884-4b09-96f6-9c7a2e516789 OR the "Basic Guide to the ALA Council" page on the ALA website: http://www.ala.org/aboutala/basic-guide-ALA-council-and-resources

On either page, you'll see a form that says, "Non-Councilors can subscribe to a daily digest of ALA Council posts". Enter your email into the field and click the Subscribe button.

You'll receive an email confirmation from noreply+feedproxy@google.com. Click the link in this email to activate your daily digest subscription.

The linked PDF provides this information in another format. As always, please let me know if you have any questions.

Best,

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're continuing our series of protips with information about subscribing to the ALA Council group in Connect. (Previously: How to follow a specific discussion thread, Managing your content on Connect, How to manage your group memberships, How to manage your privacy and visibility, How to use My Networks, How to use the Library's Folder View, Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience, How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list; How to organize your Connect Library; How to update your ALA profile within Connect)


The ALA Council is the governing body of ALA. Anyone can view posts in the ALA Council group by visiting their community webpages in Connect. Now that Council has fully migrated from the old e-list platform, non-councilors can also subscribe to receive a daily email digest of any Council discussions.

To subscribe, visit the ALA Council group on Connect: https://connect.ala.org/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=c235def7-8884-4b09-96f6-9c7a2e516789 OR the "Basic Guide to the ALA Council" page on the ALA website: http://www.ala.org/aboutala/basic-guide-ALA-council-and-resources

On either page, you'll see a form that says, "Non-Councilors can subscribe to a daily digest of ALA Council posts". Enter your email into the field and click the Subscribe button.

You'll receive an email confirmation from noreply+feedproxy@google.com. Click the link in this email to activate your daily digest subscription.

The linked PDF provides this information in another format. As always, please let me know if you have any questions.

Best,

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're continuing our series of protips with information about subscribing to the ALA Council group in Connect. (Previously: How to follow a specific discussion thread, Managing your content on Connect, How to manage your group memberships, How to manage your privacy and visibility, How to use My Networks, How to use the Library's Folder View, Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience, How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list; How to organize your Connect Library; How to update your ALA profile within Connect)


The ALA Council is the governing body of ALA. Anyone can view posts in the ALA Council group by visiting their community webpages in Connect. Now that Council has fully migrated from the old e-list platform, non-councilors can also subscribe to receive a daily email digest of any Council discussions.

To subscribe, visit the ALA Council group on Connect: https://connect.ala.org/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=c235def7-8884-4b09-96f6-9c7a2e516789 OR the "Basic Guide to the ALA Council" page on the ALA website: http://www.ala.org/aboutala/basic-guide-ALA-council-and-resources

On either page, you'll see a form that says, "Non-Councilors can subscribe to a daily digest of ALA Council posts". Enter your email into the field and click the Subscribe button.

You'll receive an email confirmation from noreply+feedproxy@google.com. Click the link in this email to activate your daily digest subscription.

The linked PDF provides this information in another format. As always, please let me know if you have any questions.

Best,

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------

As we near the end of the transition from the old Sympa platform into Connect, we're continuing our series of protips with information about subscribing to the ALA Council group in Connect. (Previously: How to follow a specific discussion thread, Managing your content on Connect, How to manage your group memberships, How to manage your privacy and visibility, How to use My Networks, How to use the Library's Folder View, Using Real Time or Weekly notifications to customize your experience, How to use ALA Connect as a mailing list; How to organize your Connect Library; How to update your ALA profile within Connect)


The ALA Council is the governing body of ALA. Anyone can view posts in the ALA Council group by visiting their community webpages in Connect. Now that Council has fully migrated from the old e-list platform, non-councilors can also subscribe to receive a daily email digest of any Council discussions.

To subscribe, visit the ALA Council group on Connect: https://connect.ala.org/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=c235def7-8884-4b09-96f6-9c7a2e516789 OR the "Basic Guide to the ALA Council" page on the ALA website: http://www.ala.org/aboutala/basic-guide-ALA-council-and-resources

On either page, you'll see a form that says, "Non-Councilors can subscribe to a daily digest of ALA Council posts". Enter your email into the field and click the Subscribe button.

You'll receive an email confirmation from noreply+feedproxy@google.com. Click the link in this email to activate your daily digest subscription.

The linked PDF provides this information in another format. As always, please let me know if you have any questions.

Best,

------------------------------
David Sheffieck
Community Engagement Manager
American Library Association
He/Him/His
------------------------------