Library Digital Services Webinar Registration Form

Modernize Your Library's Digital Services with Expert Training

Libraries today are navigating a complex digital transformation—from expanding online catalogues and eBook lending to offering virtual programming and hybrid patron experiences. This Library Digital Services Webinar Registration Form makes it simple for library administrators, IT coordinators, and information professionals to sign up for targeted training sessions that address the unique challenges of modern library technology.

Whether you manage a small community library or a large regional system, this template captures the context you need to deliver relevant, personalized webinar experiences. By collecting patron count, circulation statistics, and technology budget details upfront, presenters can tailor content to each library's scale, resources, and digital maturity—ensuring every attendee walks away with actionable insights.

Built with Paperform, this form combines professional design with powerful automation. Use conditional logic to route different library types to specialized sessions, sync registrations directly into your CRM or email platform, and trigger confirmation emails with calendar invites and pre‑webinar resources. For recurring webinar series, you can clone and customize the form in seconds, keeping your registration process consistent and on‑brand.

If you're hosting paid professional development webinars, add Stripe or PayPal to collect registration fees securely. Want to gather post‑event feedback or send follow‑up surveys? Connect this form to Stepper to automate multi‑step workflows—like tagging attendees by library size, updating your member database, and scheduling personalized check‑ins with high‑engagement registrants.

With Paperform's doc‑style editor, you can embed the form directly into your library association website, share it via email campaigns, or host it on a custom domain as a dedicated landing page. It's the friendly, flexible solution for library professionals who need more than a rigid survey tool—without requiring IT support or coding skills.