Online Story Time: It’s Fair Use, Folks
During a crisis, online story times benefit society more than ever, so it falls squarely within fair use.
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How to Spot Fake News
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Public librarian Diana Laughlin visited classrooms to teach high schoolers how to spot fake news.
How-To Festival: Earth Day Edition
Springfield-Greene County Library retools a how-to fest to focus on sustainability and waste reduction.
Programming with Furry Friends
There are very few programs that guarantee great attendance, but animal programs are a pretty safe bet.
Let the Students Be the Teachers with TED-Ed Lessons
It's time to breathe some life into our library lessons with the TED-Ed lesson series.
Crafting from Trash: Zero-Waste Programs
The average American throws away four pounds of garbage each day. Turn some of that trash into crafts.
Free Facilitation Resources for Small and Rural Libraries
Free materials from ALA are designed to help library workers prepare for and lead discussions in their communities.
8 Ways to "Go Green" for Earth Day
Still looking for an Earth Day program? Think: Beeswax wrap, fix-it fairs and composting classes.
Programming for the Census
Check out resources from ALA, the Census Bureau and others for help preparing for the 2020 Census.
The Tunnel Tour: Heading Underground
Springfield-Greene County Library's underwater creek tour brought folks into a rarely seen ecological world.