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Join KLAS Users' Group President Josh Easter at 3 PM ET, Tuesday, June 16 for the next KLAS Administrators' Open Forum! The KLAS Admin Open Forum is held monthly via Zoom on the 3rd Tuesday at 3 PM Eastern / Noon Pacific. This is especially for KLAS Admins to have a place to share, discuss, ask questions, network, and more. Why reinvent the wheel when we can learn some great wheel designs from someone else?!

More info: https://klasusers.com/klas-news/6-16-2026-klas-administrators-open-forum

Join Josh and Amy for the June 2026 KLAS Users Reader Advisors Open Forum at 3 PM ET, on Monday, June 15, 2026! Bring your questions, concerns, insights and suggestions to your fellow front line workers.

The KLAS Reader Advisors Forum is held monthly via Zoom on a Monday at 3 PM Eastern / Noon Pacific. This is especially for RAs and others who work with directly patrons to have a place to share, discuss, ask questions, network, and more.

Amy Elakman, Florida Braille and Talking Book Libraries, and Josh Easter, South Dakota Braille & Talking Book Library, host/moderate this monthly opportunity for Reader Advisors to come together online and discuss their experiences, issues, ideas, anecdotes, resources, etc. with other KLAS Users’ from other organizations.

More info: https://klasusers.com/klas-news/6-15-2026-klas-user-readers-advisors-open-forum

Join KLAS Users' Group President Josh Easter at 3 PM ET, Tuesday, May 19 for the next KLAS Administrators' Open Forum!

The KLAS Admin Open Forum is held monthly via Zoom on the 3rd Tuesday. This is especially for KLAS Admins to have a place to share, discuss, ask questions, network, and more. Why reinvent the wheel when we can learn some great wheel designs from someone else?!

Josh Easter, South Dakota Talking Book & Braille Library & KLAS Users' Group President, hosts / moderates this monthly opportunity for KLAS Administrators to come together online and discuss their experiences, issues, ideas, anecdotes, resources, etc. with KLAS Admins from other organizations.

More Info: https://klasusers.com/klas-news/5-19-2026-klas-administrators-open-forum

Join Josh and Amy for the May 2026 KLAS Users Reader Advisors Open Forum at 3 PM ET, on Monday, May 18, 2026! Bring your questions, concerns, insights and suggestions to your fellow front line workers.

This is especially for RAs and others who work with directly patrons to have a place to share, discuss, ask questions, network, and more. Amy Elakman, Florida Braille and Talking Book Libraries, and Josh Easter, South Dakota Braille & Talking Book Library, host/moderate this monthly opportunity for Reader Advisors to come together online and discuss their experiences, issues, ideas, anecdotes, resources, etc. with other KLAS Users’ from other organizations.

More Info: https://klasusers.com/klas-news/5-18-2026-klas-user-readers-advisors-open-forum

Day 1 of the FREE, ONLINE 2026 KLAS Users' MiniConference had over 100 attendees. Questions were asked and answered, best practices were discussed, and there were many suggestions shared. If you missed yesterday's sessions, we hope you will join us today.

If you're a staff member of an organization that uses KLAS, log-in at 1 PM Eastern / 10 AM Pacific for Day 2 of the 2026 KLAS Users' MiniConference! All you have to do, is go to klasusers.com to check out the finalized conference schedule, choose which sessions you want to attend, and complete the registration form so we can plan to allocate enough resources for each session.

2026 KLAS Users' MiniConference Info: https://klasusers.com/klas-miniuc2026

Are you a staff member of an organization that uses KLAS? If so, be sure to join us Tuesday-Wednesday next week for the online 2026 KLAS Users' MiniConference! if you have not already, please go to klasusers.com to check out the finalized conference schedule, choose which sessions you plan to attend, and complete the registration form so we can plan to allocate enough resources for each session.

REMEMBER: The MiniConference is completely FREE to attend, so we hope to see you there!

2026 KLAS Users' MiniConference Info: https://klasusers.com/klas-miniuc2026

You're invited to join Pepper Watson, Oklahoma Accessible Instructional Materials Center, and Marion Campbell, Keystone Systems, at 3:00 PM Eastern / Noon Pacific on Thursday, April 30 for a free, online KLAS Users' Roundtable for Instructional Resource / Materials Center staff.

What's on your Spring Cleaning to-do list? Come discuss strategies for retrieving equipment from teachers, re-assigning things that need to stay in the field, and other timely tasks. Once the rush is over, there are Catalog clean-up items ideal for the months ahead as well, such as taking inventory, updating WebOrder, and withdrawing Discontinued items such as EBAE titles. Check out the below article for the details including Zoom info and an option to add this event to your personal calendar.

More info: https://klasusers.com/klas-news/4-30-2026-klas-users-roundtable-irc-imc-catalog-spring-cleaning

Join the inaugural KLAS Users Reader Advisors Open Forum at 3 PM ET / Noon PT on Monday, April 20, 2026! Bring your questions, concerns, insights and suggestions to your fellow front line workers. This is especially for RAs and others who work with directly patrons to have a place to share, discuss, ask questions, network, and more.

Amy Elakman, Florida Braille and Talking Book Libraries, and Josh Easter, South Dakota Braille & Talking Book Library, will host/moderate this NEW monthly opportunity for Reader Advisors to come together online and discuss their experiences, issues, ideas, anecdotes, resources, etc. with other KLAS Users’ from other organizations.

Learn More: https://klasusers.com/klas-news/4-20-2026-klas-user-readers-advisors-open-forum

We've received a number of inquiries from states reviewing their Web Content Accessibility Guidelines ( ) compliance ahead of local deadlines. State government accessibility requirements apply to many of your online catalogs and ordering sites, but there’s no cause for alarm. has always been a fundamental requirement for ’ WebOPAC and WebOrder. To this end, we've recently been implementing a number of fixes and improvements to WebOPAC / WebOrder accessibility. However, many elements of the Accessibility Guidelines, such as color contrast, are set by your individual styling template and local settings.

Learn More: https://klasusers.com/klas-news/wcag-2-1-compliance