As a library professional, I want to find the comprehensive list of upcoming events on the NYLA website. Navigate to the full events calendar. Once there, identify the earliest upcoming event, including its date, title, and category. Then, describe the range of event types and topics typically covered in the full calendar.
Navigate to 'nyla.org'. Examine the main navigation menu for any link that leads to a comprehensive events calendar, such as 'Events', 'Calendar', or 'Continuing Education'. If 'Events' is still not clickable by ID, try alternative navigation links or look for a 'View All Events' link if available after scrolling. If direct navigation fails, try to locate a 'Continuing Education' link in the main navigation and click it, as events may be listed there. Once on the comprehensive events page (or the most comprehensive list found), identify the earliest upcoming event. Extract the date, title, and category of this earliest event. Based on the visible events on this comprehensive page, describe the general types of events and topics featured. Synthesize the collected information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to a comprehensive events listing page (not just the homepage's 'Upcoming Events' section). The earliest upcoming event's date is stated as 'Wed Jun 11, 2025'. The earliest upcoming event's title is stated as 'RRLC Webinar: Articulating Value: Leveling Up Your Stakeholder C...'. The earliest upcoming event's category is stated as 'Continuing Education'. The agent describes a broader range of event types and topics beyond just those seen on the homepage, such as various webinars, conferences, workshops, and potentially different subject areas within library science.