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I am in my 3rd year in my district. I implemented Playaway Audiobooks my first year, after my previous district students loved them. I can't keep them on my shelves. My students
LOVE them!! I love getting student input on what books to buy for the library for checkouts. I cannot wait to implement them for my youngest students who love to read, but may struggle.  Bring on the love of reading! There are so many ways to enjoy reading and Playaways are one way I am incorporating that into my library!

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Here's the Warrior poster I hid in Mollie's desk for her to find tomorrow morning, courtesy of Barnes & Noble at the conference!

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Mollie has found her voice in our library. Mollie and I have known each other since she was a 3rd grader. She adores cats and has read every book in our library on the subject. This year, Mollie's teacher came to me asking for books to help Mollie transition to fiction. We started with Crenshaw by Applegate, which she consumed in a day. She was back for more. I then suggested the Warrior series by Erin Hunter. She was hooked! She has since worked with several classmates, her classroom teacher and I to create a Warriors book club, helped coordinate a Google Classroom and has begun to write fan fiction based on the series. And the best part, it's all been her work, her ideas, her leadership. She's found her voice.

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We collected student writing and artwork and published it in an iBook and linked it in our catalog.  All student writers and artists are listed as authors and illustrators. Loved giving them a voice and seeing their excitement as published creators.

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Hi! Amy Tasich here, from Lewis and Clark Middle School in Bellevue. One of the biggest changes to our library has been our Makerspace. With this area, students are given the chance to choose what they would like to explore and many teachers have begun incorporating these items into their classes and lessons. This way students are able to choose projects that fit their skills, abilities, and interests. Recently, we had one teacher use Minecraft as a project option in her historical fiction unit, which was awesome! I have included a link to a blog  post from last year with some highlights of our Makerspace.
http://scoutlibrary.weebly.com/whats-going-on-in-the-library/taste-of-makerspace
Twitter: @AmyTasich

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Our library (libraries) have gone through many changes in the 10+ years I have been here. Every year I strive to make the library a place that the students want to come to.

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A first-time librarian this year and have brought noise into the library!
The noise is students working together, communicating, persevering through challenges to improve critical thinking skills. The BreakoutEDU has brought collaborative, game-based learning to our school environment. There are cheers, there's frustration, and ultimately, when there is success, it's that moment of 'We did it!'

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Since becoming the Media Specialist at Aurora Public Schools in 2013, it's been my goal to make the Media Center a fun, intriguing place to be. I've tried to create a kid-friendly atmosphere that the students can't help but be drawn to and interested in. My students help me come up with the puns that I use in my monthly/seasonal displays in the Media Center, as well as our yearly themes.  Students also serve as my book models for my bulletin board in the hallway.  I post random pics of my library displays and book models on Twitter and Instagram. I am fortunate to work with awesome students and staff!
Twitter: @emmy_fiala
Instagram: huskyreader

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I created a Selfie Station for the various dress-up days during our homecoming week. We had selfie sticks and a green screen available for custom backgrounds if they wanted. I used a TV in the cafeteria to display their school spirit using Chromecast. I also added to the school website and social media with our school hashtag.

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My projects were very basic but made a huge impact.
1. I do an annual student survey and make concentrated changes in my collection development and the library space within budget.
2. I started a library Twitter account for all kinds of things. Community input and student voices began streaming in within days.
3. I started the Red Sand Project movement at our high school last year and it gave students a chance to make their mark on the world and our community for a great cause!

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