Cheap and Easy Library Decorations
With the first day of school rapidly approaching, the most stressful “getting ready” tasks for me are: This year, our library has […]
With the first day of school rapidly approaching, the most stressful “getting ready” tasks for me are: This year, our library has […]
After having some voice strain and fatigue problems last year, I’ve been very blessed to get a voice amplification system, FrontRow’s Juno
The makerspace projects that students have been working on are really coming along. There’s a flute-playing machine, a “deadly” panda-bot, and a
In School Library Journal’s October 2012 issue, the cover article centered on the hot topic of Dewey vs. METIS classification systems, but
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After my last blog post about simplifying Dewey, a reader asked if I would share my Dewey nonfiction signs. I finally finished
Taking a break from ed tech for some library space makeover fun. I finished making and hanging a reading tent I made
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I’ve written before about my goal this year to be brave (or fierce) and wanting to simplify our Dewey nonfiction section. Though
I’m about to take a huge leap into the unknown here and risking the ire of librarians (not to mention my fantastic