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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 […]
Jan Wilson, SLJ's 2017 Hero of Collaboration, provides tips to boost your school library's profile.
Authors Deborah Hopkinson, Caren B. Stelson, Russell Freedman, and others spoke at the organization's 65th awards celebration in New York City.
Through the free Teacher Lab program, K–12 teachers and librarians get up to date on research skills—and earn professional credit.
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.
One parent doesn't want her "gifted" child reading picture books; another wants to be notified of each book read aloud in class.
Our news roundup includes information about Baker & Taylor summer reading grants; a teen-focused StoryCorps Thanksgiving project; and a GIF-making contest.
Let's give children more models and tools to help shape their future, and the future of the planet.
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