Join us in Baltimore to move beyond endless webinars and immerse yourself in tech trends, networking and afternoon hands-on afternoon workshops covering topics like Robotics, AI, AR/VR, Digital Humanities, Health AI Informatics, Accessibility and More.

Baltimore. Md - August 5-7, 2026

Creating a thriving community of innovators who are revolutionizing how cultural heritage institutions serve their communities. 

Unlock New Dimensions in Innovation

Hands-on, not just talk


We don’t just discuss technology; you’ll actually use it through interactive afternoon workshops

Choose different workshops


Select the sessions that match your interests and institution’s needs each day

Real connections


We keep the registration small on purpose

Practical takeaways


We make sure that you can potentially implement workshop ideas right away


Are you ready to go beyond surface-level discussions and truly immerse yourself in the technologies shaping the future of libraries? The Library Technology Immersion Conference offers a unique and engaging experience, unlike any other.

past & current partners in powering innovation

PAST CONFERENCE SPEAKERS & PRESENTORS

Denice Lewis

Research & Instruction Librarian – Engineering & Science

Chad Marin

Professor and Librian at Innovation Labs

Bryan Carter

Director, Center for Digital Humanities

Delandrus Seales

Teaching and Learning Librarian

Alan Hanstein

Executive Director of the Challenger Learning Center of Tallahassee

Joddy Marchesoni

Data Services Librarian

Hannah Rainey

Associate Head of Collections and Research

Joddy Marchesoni

Data Services Librarian

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2025 SCHOLORSHIP RECIPIANTS

SCHOLORSHIP REGISTRATION OPENS SOON


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Tech Conference 2025 Recap

“I loved everything, from meeting everybody to attending all the events, all the tours and reception. I had a wonderful, wonderful time and experience. Thank you so giving me this scholarship opportunity.”

“The sessions provided me with tangible tools, skills, and ideas that I can bring back to my own work and apply directly in my library setting.”

“The biggest takeaways for me were the exposure to innovative technologies shaping libraries, especially Dr. Carter’s presentation on holographic videos, which emphasized the future of immersive learning experiences.”

“One of the aspects I appreciated most was its workshop-oriented format, which
encouraged hands-on participation and required that we actually used the technologies being discussed”