Programs & Programming
Valuable advice for starting and maintaining a website that will serve your students well and show off your library as a key resource to the school community.
Here's how one public librarian uses the popular social media app to create booktalks that wow teen and new adult readers.
Limericks, rap, and sports journals are just a few ways to get students playing with words.
With Digital Preservation Week nearly upon us, here's how to entice a group that can be slow to embrace the idea—--teens—to pick up the gauntlet.
My summer newsletter items are due in a matter of days, and I’m already exhausted. Anyone else? This year should be easier for me. We finally have a part time position tasked with serving tweens, so the pressure to plan for grades 5-12 all together has been lifted and I can just focus on teenaged teens… […]
Librarian Abbe Klebanoff shares tips and suggestions for organizing a teen poetry slam event during National Poetry Month and beyond.
In Cupertino, young adults teach computer science to peers and run an all-night hackathon at the library.
Blogs about flannelboards, rhymes, and creative play are among Lisa Kropp's top picks.
This month, find plenty of guidance, whether you serve kindergartners, teens and tweens, or English-language learners.
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