Category: Community

The Canadian research library will be the first in the country to deploy Skilltype’s innovative platform for data-driven skill development.

Australian Catholic University (ACU) has become the latest institution to join the growing ranks of libraries adopting Skilltype, a dynamic platform designed to transform staff development and skills management.

Skilltype and CAVAL proudly announce the University of Wollongong’s subscription to the Skilltype platform.

The University of South Carolina Libraries partners with Skilltype to manage skill development across their staff, becoming the 19th member of the Association of Research Libraries to join the Skilltype community.

Entering its fifth year of operation, Skilltype begins serving libraries across Asia and the Middle East. Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Singapore Management University, and Georgetown University of Qatar are the latest international libraries to adopt the platform.

BCALA and Skilltype partner to boost skill development for 1,000+ members, enhancing library services for African-American librarians.

Skilltype partners with Notre Dame’s Hesburgh Libraries to enhance talent management and professional development, leveraging innovative, data-driven solutions to advance strategic goals and elevate the library experience for the academic community.

Library technology company Skilltype announces its partnership with San José State University School of Information to provide access to its talent marketplace to students, faculty, and staff. This marks the second iSchool to adopt Skilltype’s talent management platform.

The University of Kentucky Libraries have entered into a multi-year agreement with Skilltype for talent management across their seven branch library system, marking the 17th member of the association of research libraries to adopt Skilltype since 2020.

This semester, Skilltype was invited to participate as the ‘customer’ within a project-based course at Simmons University’s School of Information.

Amigos Library Services is making a first of its kind investment in increasing the capacity of its 500+ library members by signing a multi-year partnership with talent management platform Skilltype.

The Partnership for Academic Library Collaboration & Innovation (PALCI) is making a first of its kind investment in increasing the capacity of its 71 academic and research libraries by implementing a multi-year partnership with talent management platform Skilltype.

The University of Tennessee, Knoxville Libraries has adopted Skilltype for talent management across their four library systems.

Pratt Institute School of Information is the first iSchool to adopt talent management platform Skilltype.

LOUIS: The Louisiana Library Network (LOUIS), a statewide program of the Louisiana Board of Regents, is pioneering innovative collaboration opportunities of its 48 academic and research libraries by implementing a pilot with talent management platform Skilltype.

Lean Library will utilize Skilltype’s innovative platform to curate and showcase its product training, events and webinars, providing librarians with recognition for the skills and knowledge acquired, whilst also enabling greater networking amongst Lean Library’s library partners.

The Delaware Division of Libraries (DDL) is arming its public library professionals with skills to meet the growing demand for public health, digital literacy, and more by implementing the data-driven talent platform powered by Skilltype.

The UC Santa Barbara Library has implemented Skilltype for Teams — a cloud-based skills management platform for libraries and knowledge management organizations.

We’re proud to welcome a cohort of HBCU libraries during Black History Month.

EBRPL is the largest library system in Skilltype’s home state of Louisiana, with over 400 employees across its 16-branch network.

Medical University of South Carolina is the first health sciences library to adopt Skilltype, and the first member of the Association of Academic Health Sciences Libraries (AAHSL).

Weizmann is the first library outside of the United States to adopt Skilltype for Teams at the organizational level.