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A free online course for teens emphasizes education, prevention, and response.
I designed and currently teach a course called Search and the Information Landscape. What I love about the course is getting my graduate students to think about their search habits and recognize what works. I also introduce a few classic strategies that have been around in the literature about online searching since the pre-web days. What […]
The Pat Scales Special Collections Room opened at the Carmichael Library on the campus of Scales's alma mater, the University of Montevallo in Montevallo, AL.
While progress has been made in broadband connectivity in U.S. schools, 6.5 million students don’t have high speed classroom Internet. The digital divide is particularly persistent in rural districts, according to an EducationSuperHighway report.
Since 2014, when SLJ conducted its first maker survey, maker activities have increased by four percent at the elementary and middle school levels.
The "information prescription" allows students to record the assistance they need and track the impact of academic support.
Curators shared the history and scope of their children's literature collections at a recent New York City event.
The results are in! Almost 300 librarians weighed on SLJ's Top 100 Must-Have YA poll. Download a PDF of the full list.
Here's how two Brooklyn librarians are making storytime more inclusive.
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