Computer coding programs and robotics are just some of the tools intrepid young patrons will be using this summer as school and public librarians nationwide gear up for technology camps.
Not Your Mama’s Library Program: Lanyards give way to coding and power tools in summer tech camps nationwide
By on March 31, 2014
Cool Ways to Use Google to Inspire Your Students to Create Dynamic Worlds
By on March 26, 2014
Here are some practical applications of how teachers and librarians can use Google’s Maps and Street View to create lesson plans and assignments on virtual tours of the streets of Paris, or map out some Civil War battles.
The HP Chromebook 11 Has Strength and Charm | Test Drive
By on March 21, 2014
With its clean, kid-friendly design and cheery accent colors, the HP Chromebook 11 could fit nicely into K–12 classrooms and libraries, writes Test Drive reviewer Joelle Alcaidinho.
What’s Not to ‘Like’? Rethinking Restrictive Social Media Policies
By on March 10, 2014
Most schools have highly regulated Internet policies that don’t address the productive use of social media by students. It’s time to revisit these rules.
Make the STEM connection | The Next Big Thing
By on March 6, 2014
Put the “science” back in library science and help support STEM learning
