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Daily Archives: March 15, 2012
Libraries, Multimedia, and Technology
#PLA 2012 Chris Cerf award winning co-creator and co-producer of PBS’ Between the Lions spoke at the Libraries, Multimedia, and Technology session. He is working with the AWE company to bring his interactive learning products to children all over the country. … Continue reading
Kudos, Philadelphia #pla12
The weather might have something to do with it, but Philadelphia so far has been a treat. What’s great about this city is that everything is very walkable. Every where it seems that I go, I see blue PLA badge … Continue reading
My First Day at #PLA2012 (So Far)
I began my first day at #PLA2012 in beautiful Philadelphia with a much needed latte and bagel at Old City Coffee. Like probably many of my fellow attendees, I did not attend the pre-conference events, but started bright and early … Continue reading
Every Child Ready to Read @PLA2012
PLA2012 is a buzz with talk of Every Child Ready to Read 2nd Edition. This morning I co presented at “Early Literacy and Learning Spaces” and then attended “Every Child Ready to Read in Action”. It was so exciting to … Continue reading
Lunch at the Reading Terminal Market #PLA12
Like seemingly everyone else in the free world, I ate lunch at the Reading Terminal Market today. (This photo does not do justice to how crowded the place was this afternoon; stopping to take a picture was not possible when … Continue reading
Lunchtime in the Exhibit Hall at #PLA12
At the 12:15 conclusion of the previous session, most of my fellow librarians headed out for lunch. I had every intention of doing that myself, but decided to see if a friend in publishing was free to grab lunch before … Continue reading
I met Baker and Taylor
#PLA 2012 At Disney there are lines to meet the characters. At a library conference there are lines at the Baker and Taylor booth. One of the best things is getting a Baker and Taylor bag with those two great … Continue reading
STEM and ECRR at #PLA12
How many acronyms do you think I can fit in one headline? As with any library event, the possibilities for acronyms are endless. All the acronyms represented at the panel I just attended deserved equal mention in the title, since … Continue reading