Online Courses may be synchronous (conducted live, in real time) or asynchronous (self-paced).  They may be free or fee-based.  The resources listed below include individual courses as well as links to sites with extensive course catalogs in library management and technology.

WebJunction offers a wide array of online courses, including some free courses, which have been developed in partnership with libraries, learning networks, and other organizations.  Check the course catalog for information about content, instructors, sponsoring organizations, enrollment and fees.  

A project of the Idaho State Library, ABLE is Idaho's Alternative Basic Library Education Program.  It was designed to help library staff members who have no formal education in library science to acquire the basic knowledge and skills needed to operate or work in a library.  It includes modules in collection development, technical services, and public services.  SABLE supplements the basic program, providing modules on youth services, outreach and interlibrary loan.  Free.

LE@D Lifelong Education @ Desktop tutorials from the University of North Texas are a valuable resouce for continuing education.  Fees vary according to course length and content.

MSL Library 2.0 Challenge