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Category Archives: Blogger Ernie Cox
Cultivating Digital Lives
Looking for new ways to engage and recruit tween patrons? Would you like to integrate more digital technology into the programming plans of the library? Maybe finding a new method for middle graders to record summer reading is on your … Continue reading
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2011 Sibert Award call for suggestions
The 2011 ALSC/Robert F. Sibert Informational Book Award Committee is asking the ALSC membership to submit titles for consideration. The Sibert Award is presented annually to the author, author/illustrator, co-authors or author and illustrator of the most distinguished informational book … Continue reading
Food Marketing to Children & Teens
A new report from the Federal Trade Commission entitled Marketing Food To Children and Adolescents: A Review of Industry Expenditures, Activities, and Self-Regulation: A Federal Trade Commission Report To Congress has been made public. The press release and full report … Continue reading
Movers and Shakers 2008
Library Journal has published its 2008 list of Movers and Shakers. Among those recognized are several librarians who serve children. And they are: Devo Carpenter, Children’s’ Program Specialist, Austin Public Library – created the award-winning Second Chance Books program for … Continue reading
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Bill Morris Seminar – a participant’s view
I attended the first Bill Morris Seminar on Book Evaluation organized by ALSC during ALA midwinter in Philadelphia. Background information about the Seminar was provided by KT Horning in a previous post. As a relatively new member of ALSC, this … Continue reading
