Technology
Avoid these snafus—and design a 3-D printing program that you and your community will love.
The 2017 Students of Long Island Maker Expo was, yet again, a big success. Panels and workshops were led by our current and former School Librarians of the Year, as well as our 2016 finalists.
Data is all around us. It is vital that our students understand and interpret the data, infographics, and visualizations they see.
A successful after-school pilot program in Palm Beach, FL, will soon be making its way across the country.
A host of maker apps await you and your library patrons, including one of our favorites that's free on iTunes this week.
Gene Luen Yang, U.S. National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature, kicked off SLJ’s Day of Dialog with a witty, dynamic presentation about superhero comics, computers, reading, and his life as a nerd.
A couple of weeks back I presented at a conference about the value of out-of -the-box thinking. On a whim I included a slide that read: “Keep School Libraries Weird.” I’ve been doing a little thinking about why, like Austin, we might want to keep school libraries a little weird. Interestingly, it was Austin Community College […]
A Texas school district's strategic design plan includes a digital citizenship program to accompany a 1:1 rollout.
If you’re like me, Padlet has been a go-to tool for brainstorming, back channeling, collaborating, collecting ideas and media and even for portfolio building–well, forever. Over the past few weeks one of our favorite platforms added some features that make it an even more powerful teaching and learning tool. 1. Formats In addition to Wall, […]
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