Dear Library Staff Serving Youth,
Happy Friday! Here is the latest installment of Friday FAQs for Youth Services. The slides used in the recording are attached as a PDF. Also, the FAQ Friday form is open for your input anytime. FAQs are published on the second Friday of each month.
FAQ Friday 2/12/2021 recording (9:32) https://youtu.be/DiMGbEJ_OXM
FAQ Friday for Youth Services 2021 Form https://docs.google.com/forms/
For FAQ archives, visit the Youth Services Section blog
Resources related to this week’s topics
- Annual Report
- Platform Metrics Guide for Live, Virtual Programming and Pre-recorded Views
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bPURrG2dFEE- 21JGMa-YCEv5o-p0E7X3oHRX- 9H4Xxs/edit - The Programming and Activity Count tracker workbook includes live, virtual and pre-recorded programs. Use the programming and activity count tracker workbook to easily compile your program counts and attendance to report on the Public Library Annual Report. For enhanced collaboration, the Programming and Activity Count tracker workbook is also available in Google Sheets - simply sign in to your Google account and make a copy. Updated to include live, virtual and pre-recorded programs.
- Grab and go efforts can be considered a self-directed activity on the annual report if some kind of intentional reporting structure is utilized. In this way, grab and go bags are no different than a summer library program reading log, bingo sheet, or any other activity that is sent home and completed independently. As stated on the annual report programming instructions, we provide information on what is counted, but it is ALWAYS up to the local library to determine how to count.
- Beanstack Summer Prep and/or Restart
Contact Rebekah Garrety <rebekah@zoobean.com>
- Professional Tools for Librarians Serving Youth (ALSC)
A list of resources by subject area for librarians serving youth.
http://www.ala.org/alsc/
- Family Engagement Game from the Global Family Research Project
https://globalfrp.org/Articles/Family-Engagement- Game-Brings-Theory-Into- Practice - Teaching Books Two Minute Takeaways
Explore two-minute professional development ideas created to support your use of TeachingBooks
- Social Justice Graphic Novel Website: a Carnegie Whitney Grant project
https://sjgn.uofsccreate.org/ - The Augusta Baker Diversity Lecture Series with Sarah Park Dahlen 2/18/2021 3-4pm FREE
In case you missed it -- Dr. Ebony Elizabeth Thomas presented the inaugural Augusta Baker Lecture on April 24, 2020. Watch the virtual recording of her lecture, “Beyond the Dark Fantastic”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
- STAR Net Review in The Cardigan Newsletter
See Play: STAR Net https://thecardigannewsletter.
STAR Net http://www.starnetlibraries.
Stay warm,
Tessa Michaelson Schmidt (she/her/hers)
Youth and Inclusive Services Public Library Consultant
Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction | Library Services
(608) 267-5077 Tessa.Schmidt@dpi.wi.gov
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