Author Archives
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Giving Students Choice
When collaborating with teachers, we typically have the end goal in mind. Will this be a Google Slides project, a video using iMovie, a research paper? Students typically ask, “How long does this need to be? How many slides do… Read More ›
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Embed Codes and Library Web Sites
Not only it is important to have a web presence for your library, it is also important to provide embedded resources for students to access. It removes the amount of clicks to reach a desired location–a video, link, document, and more…. Read More ›
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Participate with Twitter Chats
If you are an avid Twitter user or just a casual follower of other Twitter accounts, Twitter chats can be a great way to engage with other professionals. Typically, these chats are scheduled throughout the week – mostly in the evening to… Read More ›
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Save Time with Social Media Tools
Time! Who needs more time? Yes, me, too. I have a great tool for you! Although the website does not provide more time (sigh), it may save time by allowing us to dive deeper into promoting our library with a… Read More ›
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Share Your Story
Are you using social media to promote your library?Yes: Excellent. See below for examples and ideas from other libraries. Not yet: Great news! There are many tools you can choose or use them all! Social media allows us to tell our library… Read More ›
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Advice to New Librarians
As the school year begins, some of you may be starting as a school librarian for the first time. With my position, I am able to work with new school librarians in my district. Whether the librarians have just a… Read More ›
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Attend a Conference in Pajamas
During the summer months, educators often take time away to reflect and re-engerize for the fall. At first, summer plans are high on our list, but often our minds wander to the upcoming school year remembering things to change or… Read More ›