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News & Opinion › Page 42
Storytime: It’s Not Just For Kids!
No, Sir, Our Interactions Have Been Purely of a Reference Nature
Community Connections at the Library
Beanstack: A Readers’ Advisory Tool for Young Readers
NaNoWriMo a Great Way to Teach Literacy
Share Your Library’s Impact with Digital Advocacy
Why Libraries Win: Library Lending vs. E-book Subscription Services
Tech Planning Tips for Libraries of All Sizes
Because Libraries Transform: ALA’s New Public Awareness Campaign
The Obligation of Libraries
New Product News – July/August 2015 “Public Libraries”
Geeking @ the Library: Con is Community!
The Latest and Greatest Middle School Reads
Make-HER at Sunnyvale Public Library
Leaks or Bursts: Managing Feelings in Workplace Communication
Love or Respect – the Collection Development Dilemma
The Bubbler: If You Build It, They Will Come
“Book” Your Hotel Stay in a Library
3 Numbers about Mobile Usage that Impact Libraries
Projects to Watch – IMLS Funds 276 Library Grants
Five Reasons to Crowdsource the Library
Developing Book Donation Resources
Outernet: “Humanity’s Public Library”
Results are What Matters: PLA Bootcamp 2015
Dewey Decibels: Teens Creating Music at Their Library
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