Programs & Programming
The program at Bethlehem Public Library in Delmar, NY, is designed to feel less daunting than 1,000 books before kindergarten early literacy programs.
Nick Higgins brought Telestory, a free video visitation service for families of prisoners at Rikers Island in New York City, to Brooklyn Public Library. Here's how he did it.
Members of the ASL Club at Maine West High School in Des Plaines, IL, lead storytimes for local preschoolers and others via YouTube.
SLJ reviews the Starling, a word-tracking device for babies. Our "First Steps" columnist Lisa Kropp considers its potential use in libraries.
During a panel at the ALA annual conference, librarians suggested ways to help teens learn lessons on everything from cooking to money management.
How one urban library system is responding to the epidemic in its community—and in the library itself.
While some believe that libraries should remain entirely objective, several speakers at an ALA annual conference panel stressed the importance of using exhibits and programs to express political opinions and take a stand.
Storytimes in libraries and other community learning opportunities are viewed as critical components of young children’s preparation to enter school.
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