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The Texas Library Association Learning Hub offers on-demand professional development opportunities for library professionals.
To support continuing education, TLA utilizes a self-reporting system for attendees to claim Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credit. The Texas Library Association is an approved provider of professional development by the State Board of Educator Certification (SBEC) and the Texas State Library & Archives Commission. However, individuals are responsible for confirming with their employer whether a session meets their professional development requirements.
Please use the provided self-reporting form to document your attendance. The form is located on the txla.org website. Record the session title, date, and duration—typically, a one-hour session equates to one hour of CPE credit. Retain this record for your employer and personal reference.
Upon completing a session, you will receive a certificate indicating the session name and the time watched. If you have any questions about self-paced learning, please contact TLA.
Note: SeminarWeb is the hosting site for TLA Learning Hub and requires a separate online account.
If this is your first time registering for a TLA online course on the Learning Hub, you will be asked to create a new account through SeminarWeb during the registration. You will not be able to set-up a login until you have completed your first registration.
After you register for a program, you will receive an email from support@seminarweb.com. You will follow the link to access the webinar. To login directly from the website, please click “Login” and then select the “Forgot Password” option. You will receive an email with the link to setup your username and password. We would suggest using the same log-in and password as your TLA account so that it is easier to remember in the future.
Even if your username and password for the TLA website and the TLA Learning Hub page are the same, you need to log on to each site separately.
To support continuing education, TLA utilizes a self-reporting system for attendees to claim Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credit. The Texas Library Association is an approved provider of professional development by the State Board of Educator Certification (SBEC) and the Texas State Library & Archives Commission. However, individuals are responsible for confirming with their employer whether a session meets their professional development requirements.
Please use the provided self-reporting form to document your attendance. The form is located on the txla.org website. Record the session title, date, and duration—typically, a one-hour session equates to one hour of CPE credit. Retain this record for your employer and personal reference.
Upon completing a session, you will receive a certificate indicating the session name and the time watched. If you have any questions about self-paced learning, please contact TLA.
Note: SeminarWeb is the hosting site for TLA Learning Hub and requires a separate online account.
If this is your first time registering for a TLA online course on the Learning Hub, you will be asked to create a new account through SeminarWeb during the registration. You will not be able to set-up a login until you have completed your first registration.
After you register for a program, you will receive an email from support@seminarweb.com. You will follow the link to access the webinar. To login directly from the website, please click “Login” and then select the “Forgot Password” option. You will receive an email with the link to setup your username and password. We would suggest using the same log-in and password as your TLA account so that it is easier to remember in the future.
Even if your username and password for the TLA website and the TLA Learning Hub page are the same, you need to log on to each site separately.
