New from BookNet Canada for 2022: BNC LibraryData
- April 14, 2022
Hannah Johnston, Product Coordinator for LibraryData at BookNet, shares what’s new this year in the world of library data.
Hannah Johnston, Product Coordinator for LibraryData at BookNet, shares what’s new this year in the world of library data.
LibraryData worked overtime in 2020/21, delivering insights and analytics to aid in navigating an unprecedented year. Get up-to-speed with our latest updates and learn what’s to come in the year ahead.
Examine the trends and titles that drive the Loan Stars discoverability program for the library sector and the not-to-be-missed CataList features that will help libraries uncover new forthcoming titles.
In this webinar you’ll learn the best practices for using BISAC to classify book content, uncover recent codelist updates, and discover how new subject codes are introduced.
In this webinar, you’ll hear how four bookstores stayed connected through pandemic in-person closures in order to support their community and sell books.
Join metadata professionals from across publishing as they discuss all things metadata: their day-to-day experiences, industry trends, and predictions for what’s to come.
From acquisition planning to post-publication analysis, this webinar maps key stages of the publishing process and shares advice on increasing revenue while reducing effort, time, and cost spent on each.
The BookNet staff recaps 2021 in terms of book sales in the Canadian market, BookNet staff reading habits, and all the other book news fit to share.
Join our panel of retailers, all of whom launched their bookstore during the pandemic, for a discussion of lessons learned.
BookNet Canada SalesData experts, Monique Mongeon and Hannah Johnston dig deep into the data to show you the book subjects on the move in the Canadian book market.
This panel of successful BookTokers shares insights into how they choose the books they feature in their videos, what they wish publishers knew before approaching them for partnerships, and more.
Nikoo Sarraf and Jennifer Chen from McGill University’s .txtlab share insights from their research on queer fanfiction in this presentation.