Technology
Looking for short-term use of cake tins, camping equipment, or bikes? These libraries lend out all of those items and a lot more.
Breakerspace. Toy Takeapart. Break & Make. Whatever you call it, a breakerspace lets kids take stuff apart to see what makes it tick.
Since 2014, when SLJ conducted its first maker survey, maker activities have increased by four percent at the elementary and middle school levels.
2017 School Librarian of the Year Finalist Alisha Wilson’s library “Spark Lab” has all the supplies kids need—including a writing lab for one-on-one help.
Avoid these snafus—and design a 3-D printing program that you and your community will love.
Facilitating inquiry, problem solving, and collaboration, the Breakout EDU kit facilitates student problem solving in libraries and classrooms with minimal setup.
How one public librarian researched, budgeted, and created the best maker space for her customers over the course of six months.
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