As we explore and plan our online programming content, ALSC (the Association for Library Service to Children) has shared two blog posts to help us navigate two big issues. Much of this content sprung from work being done on the ALSC Virtual Storytime Services Guide. The entire guide, featuring sections on Best Practices; Technology Tools; Servicing Diverse Families; Online Programming Ideas; Promotion; and other Online Resources, will be available for free later this month on the ALSC website.
Pausing to Talk About Copyright and Virtual Storytimes
In this brief excerpt from the forthcoming ALSC Virtual Storytime Services Guide, fair use and copyright are explored - both during the pandemic and during non-pandemic times.
Virtual Programming and Patron Privacy
Based on an interview with Deborah Caldwell-Stone, director of the ALA Office for Intellectual Freedom, shares key thoughts for libraries to consider dealing with COPPA (Children's Online Privacy Protection Act) and the use of different platforms.
Permissions (Books, Authors and Music) YSS COVID-19 series:
- Many Children’s Books COVID-19 Publisher Permissions Extended 6/24/20
- Virtual Storytime – Tips on Fair Use & Kids’ Privacy 5/4/20
- Want Permission? Current Info on Publishers and Authors 3/22/20; updated 4/23/20
- Music Permissions? Look No Further 3/27/20; updated 3/31/20
Virtual Storytimes YSS blog COVID-19 series:
- Online Storytime Creation Tools 11/18/20
- Flipgard, Fanfare and Friends: Celebrity Storytime 9/21/20
- ALSC Virtual Storytime Guide is Out! 6/11/20
- Getting Started with Virtual Storytimes 5/27/20
- “How to Do a Virtual Storytime” Webinars 4/13/20
- Tips on Doing Online Storytimes During COVID-19 Closures 3/16/20; updated 3/20/20
- Storytime Goes Digital 3/20/20
- Digital Storytimes- You Do You! 3/31/20
- Digital Storytime, Screen Time and Intentionality – Oh My 4/6/20
- Facebook Live Online Storytime Tips 3/24/20
- Fixing "My Book is Backwards in Online Storytime!" on iPhone 3/22/20
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