From Crafts to Masks: Empty Makerspace Makes Protective Gear
Tom Green County Library is closed, but their makerspace is busy making face shields and cloth masks to fight COVID-19.
Tom Green County Library is closed, but their makerspace is busy making face shields and cloth masks to fight COVID-19.
As school librarians start a new year, one thing is certain: it will be a start unlike any other.
Maybe your library can't require patrons to wear masks, but you can set an example through programming.
How can we utilize the online tools we might already know how to use for programming during the COVID-19 pandemic?
COVID-19 has thrown a wrench into springtime plans, but you can still help your patrons commemorate Earth Day safely.
Libraries are turning to videoconferencing during the pandemic, but there are risks — like Zoombombings.
It's still on -- and it's happening now. Grab some graphics and let's celebrate the great work you do.
People rarely call in the humanities experts during times of crisis — but libraries are doing exactly that.
It's not too late to celebrate Earth Day. All you need are these videos and a YouTube or Facebook page.
The question has become: What kind of world do we want to build on the other side of this crisis?