Programs & Programming
Three libraries are leveraging kids' natural love of pooches to make reading come to life. The result? Little patrons clamoring to sign up for programs such as Book Barkers.
They "break it better" at Dream Lab, Fab Lab, Studio Lab, and Memory Lab. Here's what that means, and how it's an approach that can transform other programs, too.
My previous post detailed the first half of View from Behind the Lens, an eight-week advanced photography workshop for middle school and high school students. In the first few weeks of class, Downers Grove-based instructor Mike Taylor and I worked on teaching the students camera basics, various types of photography shoots, and working with both […]
ImaginOn, the wildly popular collaboration of Charlotte Mecklenburg Public Library and Children's Theatre in Charlotte, NC, celebrates its 10th anniversary.
Distance didn't keep these three school librarians from scoring a grant for Finch robots so that their students could all code together.
Christina Keasler started a new job with no official title or description. After conducting focused outreach and listening to community feedback, she found her calling serving middle schoolers in the public library.
After researching how low-vision kids experience books today, the San Antonio Public Library opened a new reading room with plenty of braille and large-print children’s books, audio and magnifying technology, and tactile art.
One librarian’s role is transformed, and with it, her approach to and appreciation for collaboration.
With a little know-how, you can score more funding for your program through an asset-mapping project. No, it's not the same thing as needs assessment.
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