This session will provide multiple options for integrating transliteracy skills and making, including low and no-cost strategies.
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This session will focus on practical ways school librarians can teach multiple literacies to ensure that learners have the skills necessary to be consumers and creators of information.
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Learn about #LitFix, a digital book recommendation service with practical tips and resources to design and sustain your unique program.
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A high school librarian and English teacher share their literacy lessons involving the school's technology, Makerspace, and BreakoutEDU tools.
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ALA has taken highlights from the over 120 LLX sessions and packaged them into a convenient, accessible set of recordings, available to you at ALA eLearning.
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How to identify and engage grasstops advocates in your community.
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We would like to share our experiences using Looker Studio in a school library. If you use Google Forms to track things like a reading promotion or a micro-credentialing program, then it is well within your power to create super slick reports that can be set to act as customized dashboards, made into leaderboards, or become powerhouse advocacy tools. Come learn how to use Looker Studio practically within a school library!
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In this free on-demand webinar, participants will be introduced to everything the Project Outcome toolkit has to offer. Learn how to measure meaningful learning outcomes and how Project Outcome can help at every step in the process—from administering surveys to presenting the results.
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Participants delve into the National School Library Standards and available resources to make authentic and purposeful connections with educators.
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Elizabeth Burns, member of the AASL Standards editorial board, leads a guided tour into the AASL Standards Framework for Learners. This
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This webinar examines how teacher librarians can cultivate partnerships within the school and local community to promote engagement and a lifelong learning process.
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Join Michelle Cooper as she shares how to implement a library program that incorporates global collaboration with educators and students around the world.
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Have you wanted to add manga to your library collection but don't know where to start?
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Marketing and Public Relations Skills for Friends of the LibraryLive Webinars: Part 1: Tuesday, June 13, 2023, 2:00-3:00 p.m. EasternPart 2: Tuesday, July 11, 2023, 2:00-3:00 p.m. EasternPart 1 DescriptionYou don’t have to be a graphic designer, webmas
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Media and Crisis Communications for Trustees & Friends
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Learn to implement changes in public library spaces to better meet the needs of patrons with disabilities.
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Are you charged with training and mentoring teachers on copyright and fair use? Do colleagues come to you with specific questions? All educators must have an understanding of copyright, fair use, terms of service, and licensing agreements in the digital age.This session will build your foundation of knowledge and provide you with resources to confidently train your teachers and administrators on these concepts. Learn to navigate the copyright maze and help your staff do the same.
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Explore books that will help children struggling with difficult personal issues feel seen and heard! Education consultant Aliza Werner will moderate a discussion with middle grade authors Nicole D. Collier, Chrystal D. Giles, and Jessica Vitalis, focusing on how difficult experiences from their childhoods shaped their journeys and their books, offering readers tangible evidence that no matter how hard life may currently seem, there is always room for hope and healing.
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Explore microaggressions in the workplace, their impact on individuals and organizational culture, and how to address them.
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This program provides a flexible plan for teaching students to review books over 3-6 meetings, tips for implementation, and a graphic organizer to help students map their reviews.
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Learn how to start a book club for millennials, get them in the door, and keep them coming back!
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Ashley J. Cooksey shares actionable tips to take the first steps to create a school library that is inclusive and mindful of all learners, including those struggling with self-identification, mental disorders (including depression and anxiety).
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This interactive session will give school librarians the theory, models, materials, and inspiration to lead their students and their schools in integrating habits of critical thinking about media throughout the curriculum at all grade levels. By transforming the use of media in our libraries and classrooms to include student-centered, curriculum-driven, inquiry-based analysis – school librarians can prepare a civic-ready generation to habitually question media messages and their own thinking.
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Iman Mersal is an Egyptian poet, writer, academic and translator. She will share an examination of perceived Arab culture to the Western audience, including the roles of women through modern Arab Literature. The learner should understand the c
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Participants will learn about the resources for educators in all content areas and all grade levels provided by NASA.
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Learn how you can increase equity in access and expand teaching opportunities for your school through free open education resources and creative commons sources.
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Course DescriptionLooking for some new Teen Programming ideas. Thiswebinar will reflect interactive and fun library activities that the authorimplemented at her high school during the 2021-2022 school year. Thissession will reflect four
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This session will equip librarians and educators with the knowledge and resources to ethically and effectively use, create and share Openly-Licensed Educational Resources (OER).
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Learn how to evaluate the impact of summer learning programs and how to build programming that targets underserved youth.
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Recording of the 90 minute webinar on empathic design and learning to apply empathy, compassion and purpose in every aspect of your library
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