Technology
Sometimes you just need a little video to act as a hook, to activate prior learning, to get kiddos up to speed, to engage. You search the usual video platforms and sift through lists of noisy results. Check123 Video Encyclopedia is a promising solution. The social video platform curates more than 20,000 from all over […]
Last year, the federal program that allows schools and libraries to get funds for internet connectivity switched to an online application process. It was anything but smooth.
An elementary school librarian and her students reconceive their library to make it more conducive to Project Based Learning.
In Georgia, a new digital book club boosted ebook circulation—and got fifth graders talking about classic literature.
Tips for strengthening literacy through games, maker spaces, and reading and writing exercises.
Bloxels pairs an app with a physical board to give students the tools they need to create their own arcade-style video games.
I am just home from Boston where I attended SLJ’s inaugural Innovator Basecamp. Don’t get me wrong. I love attending conferences where I see my dear friends, some of whom I grew up with as a baby librarian. But yesterday, when I asked how many of the participants in my morning session were new librarians, nearly […]
Two whimsical story apps by Bo Zaunders were created using OCG's "Develop-Your-Own" framework, designed by the studio for artists and writers.
Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month with novels and works of nonfiction that highlight the Asian American experience.
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