Professional Reading
Recommended for large libraries with technology budgets.
Purchase where educators and teacher librarians are interested in gamifying classrooms and curricula.
Despite some flaws, this resource has a place in the professional collection of any school or library interested in the maker movement.
Librarians clamoring for a maker guidebook will appreciate this much-needed resource full of projects for almost all levels.
Whether readers have just begun their careers or have years of experience, they will benefit from this thorough dissection of each aspect of managing a school library. An excellent addition.
For high school librarians with the resources to set up a writing center, this is a useful addition. It may also be helpful for language arts teachers seeking to fine-tune ideas and schemas for peer tutoring, though it would not be a first book for such teachers.
A solid reference (and cheering section) for librarians interested in writing book reviews either informally or via freelance work for journals and magazines.
This solid how-to guide functions as a workbook for anyone involved in library and nonprofit fund-raising.
Recommended reading for anyone interested in the future of libraries of any type.
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