The Massachusetts Library System is pleased to announce that we are working with LibraryWorks to provide our members with access to their webinars.  These webinars are free to Massachusetts library workers who register through our calendar. 

• Please note: To attend these webinars at no cost, you must register here. If you register directly with LibraryWorks, your registration will not be paid by MLS. 
• Please help us keep MLS sponsored training free for all members. If you are unable to attend the live webinar, please cancel your registration. A cancellation link can be found in your confirmation email, or you may contact Sarah Donnelly at sdonnelly@masslibsystem.org to cancel.

Description:

Join us for an informative FREE webinar presentation that will cover all aspects of Brainfuse’s HelpNow Virtual Learning System: An award-winning online tutoring and study suite which is backed by an industry-leading academic team and over 4,000 Brainfuse-certified tutors (live, not AI) available 24hrs/day. We will also cover our CollegeNow service to help navigate the college application process and new partnerships with Barron’s e-study guides and Pronunciator language learning suite. Highlighting our easy-to-use online classroom, we will demonstrate how HelpNow offers patrons of all ages state-aligned, one-to-one tutoring, live AI expert tutors, intensive writing assistance, targeted skills building, test preparation, and a full line of collaborative learning and self-study tools. Feel free email us at info@brainfuse.com if you would like to learn more about HelpNow or would like to discuss our JobNow and VetNow services (online career assistance and Veteran’s assistance, respectively).

Presenter:

Jack Rothstein is the Library Services Director for Brainfuse and has been with the company since 2006. His responsibilities include overseeing marketing and client support for all public library systems. He enjoys introducing the Brainfuse family to libraries who want to learn more, and supporting his client libraries throughout the year. He is originally from KY, and now lives in Chicago with his wife Debbie and their cats, Sylvester and Coco. All are big Cubs fans (although it’s been 10 long years since 2016).