This page can be used as a response to reading the book "Sometimes I Feel Like a Fox" by Danielle Daniel. Ideal to do with the 2022 TD SRC Story Walk of this title.
This includes how I organize my google drive with screenshots for examples. I also have a template of my weekly program planner. This template is based off of lesson plan templates I have made in my college course last year as a student in the education program. Feel free to use the template to make your own that goes with the program you are planning for. I am planning for the Summer Reading Club program.
Drayton Valley Library does not run traditional book clubs for tweens and teens. Instead of focusing on WHAT to read, our youth book club focuses on the LOVE of reading, and encourages kids to participate in whatever works best for them - whether a book talk, participation in contests or playing book related games. Drayton Valley Youth Book Clubs encourage youth to use their local public library as a resource and to think of the public library as a FUN place to be.
A talk by Rena Traxel (she/her) Community Services Librarian, Parkland County Libraries Reaching our communities during times of COVID has challenged us to push outside our normal routines, find innovative ways to continue outreach, and pull together to meet the needs of our publics. From walking book clubs to curbside concerts; come learn about what worked, what didn’t, and everything in between.
Cybersecurity is one of the leading concerns affecting organizations, but it isn’t just a technology issue – it’s a people issue. Regardless of where you work, if you’re connected, you’re affected. Learn about the top three risks affecting users and leave armed with simple things you can do to improve your personal cybersecurity, including one that may just change your life.
Letter sent to YRL library staff prior to returning to work after pandemic restrictions are lifted.
A guide for Yellowhead Regional Library's Members for reopening after lockdown restrictions are lifted.
Topics include:
Stay Safe Online /Stay Private Online are practical tip sheets created by Stephanie Thero for her presentation at the PAGES VI Workshop: Reading Under Surveillance (October 4, 2019, Edmonton, Alberta).
Tip Sheets: Stay Safe Online & Stay Private Online
Power point presentation and bibliography for the session presented Saturday, April 28, 2018
Basic information on how, what abd why in selecting Canadian First Nations materials, mainly picture books but a few graphic novels thrown in for good measure.
Libraries have potential to be more to our communities than what we currently are. Shake things up a little (or a lot!) by doing programs that make people say "I didn't know libraries' did THAT!" Discover how to get other people to do your programming for you and how to re-evaluate evaluation so you can recognize "unintended successes".
Learning Objectives: