Description
While the philosophy of the collection development process has been the same for many years, there are more types of resources available for school librarians to consider incorporating into their collections, like digital tools. Digital tools enable school libraries to be vibrant, engaging hubs of learning with online accessibility 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. This issue details how school librarians can incorporate makerspaces, databases, breakout boxes, digital communication tools, OERs, and assistive technology to meet all learner needs.
Guest Editor(s):
- Schenell
Agee,
Supervisor of Library Media Programs and Research,
Prince William County Schools
AASL President(s):
- Mary
Keeling,
Supervisor, Library Media Services,
Newport News Public Schools
Author(s):
- Nikki
D. Robertson,
Project Coordinator of Digital Learning,
ESC 13
- Amy
Ivory,
School Librarian,
Prince William County School District
- Lisha
Viens,
School Librarian,
Prince William County School District
- Heather
Moorefield-Lang,
Assistant Professor,
University of North Carolina at Greensboro
- Val
Emrich,
Director, Instructional Technology and School Library Media,
Maryland State Department of Education
- Erin
Senior,
Program Specialist, Instructional Technology,
Maryland State Department of Education
- Gregg
Ford,
Learning Management Administrator,
Maryland State Department of Education
- Laura
Hicks,
Program Specialist, SLM,
Maryland State Department of Education
- Brandon
Riesett,
Technology Accessibility Specialist,
Maryland State Department of Education
- Kate
Lewallen,
Head Librarian,
Webb School
- Laureen
Andria,
School Librarian,
Remsenburg-Speonk Union Free School District
- David
Bowles,
Author
