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Join us at METRO on Thursday, January 16, for a fun and engaging event centered around the recently published book, How to Thrive as a Library Professional: Achieving Success and Satisfaction, by local authors, Susanne Markgren and Linda Miles.

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Emulation is commonly associated with video game consoles and questionable internet download sites. But the same technology can be a powerful tool for overcoming legacy software and hardware dependencies hidden in digital collections.

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If you’ve graduated from library school/iSchool in the past year or two, join us for a community call on Wednesday, September 2 at 4:00pm. Graduating into a combo pandemic/recession and taking our first steps as professionals is… quite a mix. Let’s take some time to debrief and discuss what we’ve learned working in the field,…

Programming Fundamentals with Python is an immersive introduction to the programming language Python. Used by organizations such as Google, Wikipedia, and NASA, Python provides an intuitive, efficient, and useful framework for automating tasks and assessing large amounts of data.

Space for METRO members to share their work-from-home strategies and challenges. Meetings from 4/9 on include special guest presentations.

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How do we run libraries from a distance? Lauren Comito and Brian Hasbrouck shared stories about closing their branches in order to help their library systems mitigate the spread of the novel coronavirus.