Social Media

Among social media platforms filling the void as Twitter/X loses momentum, Bluesky leads in the children’s literature community.

Twitter’s decline makes the case for information literacy.

Creative and fun ways to use Clubhouse, Flipgrid, Green Screen, and more tools with students and teachers. 

The platform is driving up circulation in school libraries as students seek hot titles. And BookTok fans who’d never set foot in the library before are doing just that.

Save the date and register to join us “In Community” for a full-day, virtual program on Oct. 28.

 Meet kids where they are—on the red-hot video-sharing app.

Nothing like bugs that fizz, animals with mucus-skin, and slimy information about digestion to get the whole family in on these weird science lessons!

The FTC has made it clear: Social media influencers, including educators, are not above the law. They must disclose relationships with companies of products and brands they promote.

YouTube is the most popular social media for teenagers. BookTube has been growing for a number of years, and for those who aren’t already tapped into the world of book lovers who share their insights and passions on the video site, it can be challenging to figure out where to begin.