Community Co-Design: How to Collaborate with Your Community

Revolutionize your approach to user-centered services by implementing co-design practices in your library.
About this Event

Course Overview

Co-design, also known as participatory design or co-creation, is a process that brings together designers and end-users to collaboratively develop solutions, products, or services. Co-design is crucial for library programs and outreach because it places the patrons and community at the center of development and decision making, ensuring that their perspectives, experiences, and needs inform the final outcome. In this three-week, interactive online course, you will gain the knowledge and practical skills needed to engage with patrons, stakeholders, and community members to rebalance power dynamics and collaboratively shape your library’s services, programs, and outreach.

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<h4>Group Rates</h4>

We offer discounts for groups of 3 or more.

For larger groups of 15 or more, we offer the option to apply group rates across multiple courses to receive significant discounts. For more information, select “Bulk Course Credits Packages” in the form below.

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All live guest speaker sessions are recorded and available on demand for six months following the initial broadcast as a part of your purchase.

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