Happy April! Take a few minutes and celebrate School Library
Month.
Watch and SHARE this great, short new video from Common Craft called “Libraries in the Internet Age.” They say, “We love libraries and librarians. We want them to succeed and we made this video to help the public understand how libraries have changed in the Internet Age.”
Watch and SHARE this great, short new video from Common Craft called “Libraries in the Internet Age.” They say, “We love libraries and librarians. We want them to succeed and we made this video to help the public understand how libraries have changed in the Internet Age.”
This year’s theme for School Library Month is “Your School
Library Where Learning Never Ends” which reprises the very first theme celebrated
30 years ago on the steps of the U.S. Capitol. So much has happened since 1985 and
so much innovation, imagination and collaboration is underway as essential school
libraries transform learning across the country. For a few more facts, browse this infographic
from AASL which is available online (and for download) :
Also available to download is the recent American Libraries
issue which was produced in partnership with AASL and focuses on advocacy for
school libraries.
With articles titled “Do Kids Even Use the Library Anymore?” and “Creating Coalitions,” it is designed for librarians to share with stakeholders like parents, colleagues and administrators. So keep sharing … it’s exactly what school librarians are all about … learning that never ends!
With articles titled “Do Kids Even Use the Library Anymore?” and “Creating Coalitions,” it is designed for librarians to share with stakeholders like parents, colleagues and administrators. So keep sharing … it’s exactly what school librarians are all about … learning that never ends!
