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2.5. Upcoming Evergreen Training Opportunities

Last Updated 08/20/2026


NC Cardinal Hosted Training Events

August Webinars

Tracking Transits

This 1-hour webinar will cover information about managing in transit items in Evergreen. Topics covered will include the admin Transit List, the process of cancelling transits, and useful transit reports. We will also discuss workflows for managing items that are considered to be lingering in transit, and troubleshooting.


Audience: Resource Sharing Staff, Administrators
 
When: Thursday, August 20, 2 PM
 
Where: WebEx 
 
Register for Tracking Transits here.
 

September Webinars

Reports 101: Template Basics

This 1-hour webinar will take a close look at Report Templates. What are Transforms? How do Operators work? What's the difference between Sort Order and Display Order? We will work together to create a simple patron count template from scratch, and discover tips for building reports along the way.

Audience: Staff who work with reports

When: Thursday September 10 at 2 PM

Where: WebEx 
 
Register for Reports 101: Template Basics here.

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