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Expanding on the LEXICON framework developed by legal KM specialist Clare Bilobrk, Stan Garfield explores how nurturing feedback loops combines structured input, measurable outcomes, and cultural reinforcement to keep legal knowledge management relevant. hubs.la/Q047mssP0

School librarians are uniquely positioned to serve as leaders in their communities. 📚 Visit the Think Clearly blog to explore how you can lead from within the school library by identifying tech gaps, hosting helpful workshops & continuously learning. 🔎 hubs.la/Q047mFjD0

Join us Weds, March 18 for a practical new webinar for archivists who want to turn strategy into action. Margot Note will explore how to bridge the strategy-execution gap, turn strategic priorities into results, and measure progress in meaningful ways. hubs.la/Q046ML7S0

Strategy only creates value when it's applied to real work–a gap that many archives struggle with. Margot Note explores how to bring archival strategy to life by translating goals into tasks, tracking metrics, standardizing workflows & staying flexible. bit.ly/40MsgLi

Join us Weds, Mar 4, for "The Importance of Organizational Knowledge Retention" presented by KM expert Stan Garfield. He'll explore how organizations can reduce risk & improve continuity when expertise walks out the door. Register now to reserve your seat! bit.ly/40IngXW

Based on the LEXICON framework created by Clare Bilobrk, Stan Garfield explores how to optimize KM for ease of use with user-centered design, strong information architecture, and better enterprise search. Learn more on the Think Clearly blog 🔎 hubs.la/Q044TfXC0

Starting soon, we're going live on partnerships that can strengthen museum financial resilience, including: mergers, resource pooling, shared systems, and collaborative fundraising (with real examples). Today (2/25/26) at 11 am PT / 2 pm ET. Register now! hubs.la/Q044GFjS0

In resource-constrained environments, measurable results can be what tip the scales in favor of archives. Margot Note discusses how to choose archival KPIs, collect and analyze data, and turn metrics into stories that fuel advocacy, funding, and impact. hubs.la/Q0432xlv0

Are museum mergers a creative solution to growing financial pressure? Rachael Woody explores museum examples, benefits, and challenges of shared governance, staffing, and resources. Read more on the Think Clearly blog 👇 hubs.la/Q0435yqZ0

This Wednesday, Feb 18: Don't miss Margot Note's new webinar, "Strengthening Archives: Resilience for Today, Tomorrow, and Years to Come." You'll learn how to identify (and mitigate) risks and maximize sustainability. Register now to save your spot!👇 hubs.la/Q0432vML0

Margot Note's new webinar for archivists is happening next week! Join us Weds, Feb 18 @ 11 am PT / 2 pm ET, for "Strengthening Archives: Resilience for Today, Tomorrow, and Years to Come." Register now to save your seat (and receive the recording).👇 hubs.la/Q0432pWW0

"Being valued is not the same as demonstrating value.” Barbara Band has spent decades advocating for libraries. Her new book, Championing Your School Library, shares practical ways to advocate for your library, market your services & demonstrate impact. hubs.la/Q0431wzb0

How can museums develop financial resilience? In the first part of her new mini-series, Rachael Woody introduces partnership strategies that can help museums adapt as funding models shift. Learn more on the Think Clearly blog 🔎 hubs.la/Q042kz7x0

No archives is an island. In resource-constrained environments, collaboration through shared infrastructure offers a lifeline. Discover how consortia models turn scarcity into opportunity by spreading costs and expertise across multiple archives. bit.ly/4kjwNOn

In the final installment of our Presto in Practice series, legal KM expert Clare Bilobrk discusses how organizations can embed collaboration into their DNA, transforming it from behavior into a measurable business asset. bit.ly/3ZR2fKc

The ACRL published a framework for AI literacy in academic librarians, but the guidance is useful well beyond higher ed. Dr. Lauren Hays offers a synopsis + examples of how AI literacy can show up in school libraries, special libraries, and law libraries. hubs.la/Q040W6dd0

Cultural heritage is increasingly treated as a commodity. In this post, Margot Note examines what we lose when context disappears—and how archivists can preserve meaning and resist commodification through description, stewardship, and advocacy. hubs.la/Q040z8Gd0

Join museum expert Rachael Woody on Wed, Jan 28 at 11am PT / 2pm ET for our webinar: Can a Museum Be Too Small, Large, or Weird for a CMS? Learn what actually determines CMS fit—collection size/type, staffing, budget, user roles, & security needs. Register:hubs.la/Q040w9Xp0

Students remember the small details that make the library feel like it's truly theirs. Lauren Hays shares practical, student-centered strategies school librarians can use to reflect student voices, increase engagement, and create a welcoming library space. bit.ly/49Ugsem

Archivist, consultant, and author Margot Note is presenting a new webinar for archivists on Weds, Jan 21st. She'll cover lessons from her book on building sustainable archives, goal setting, and budgeting as strategy. Register now to reserve your seat! bit.ly/4bGNzod