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2.5. Upcoming Evergreen Training Opportunities

Last Updated 09/08/2026


NC Cardinal Hosted Training Events

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.
 

New Staff Series: Navigating the Staff Client

During this 1-hour webinar, new staff will learn to navigate the staff clinet. Topics will include working with grids, keyboard shortcuts, workstation settings, templates, and search preferences.

Audience: New staff, staff at libraries who have recently migrated, anyone looking for a refresher

When: Tuesday September 29 at 2 PM

Where: WebEx 
 
Register for New Staff Series: Navigating the Staff Client here.

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