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Blog reviewer at CanLit for LittleCanadians, retired teacher-librarian, promoter of great CDN reading for young people.

@hkubiw.bsky.social

canlitforlittlecanadians.blogspot.ca

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The official Twitter page for the

@ONLibraryAssoc's #ForestofReading, Canada's largest recreational reading program #IReadCanadian, #ForestofReadingFestival

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HWDSB Teacher-Librarian, Bellmoore Library Learning Commons - creating safe, inclusive spaces where students create, problem-solve & learn. Tweets are my own.

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Traveller. Cook. Love curating books for my adult/child book club. Librarian. Chair Silver Birch Fiction Steering Committee.

@oslacouncil member 2023-25

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TDSB Teacher-Librarian, Grade 1-5 Digital Media Literacy, Coding and Kindie STEM teacher at Selwyn ES. Graduate of the DLL program!

Sharing #SchoolLibraryJoy

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S2 E21 Read Into ONSchool Libraries - voicEd

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Thanks to Paula Hrycenko and Sarah Little for joining host, Beth Lyons, to discuss school libraries within the HWDSB during the 2021-2022 school year. The group discussed what their schedule as the TL looks like and what they are responsible for in...[audio src=“https://api.spreaker.com/download/episode/50857941/s2_e21_read_into_onschool_libraries.mp3”][/audio]

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12 likes, 0 comments - ontariolibraryassociation on November 15, 2021: “Professional development is crucial to creating and maintaining vibrant, relevant, and responsive school library learning commons. Join OSLA for their new #OnLibChat for a guided discussion about the opportunities and challenges surrounding professional development, specifically regarding #ONSchoolLibraries. Link in our bio to learn more.”.

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Ontario Library Service (OLS) - First Nations Public Library Week (FNPLW)

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Ontario Library Service (OLS) - First Nations Public Library Week (FNPLW)

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programming week by week

artist features

collaboration between OLS, OLA, First Nation Communities Read and the Ontario Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Gaming

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Ontario Library Service | Service des bibliothèques Ontario

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Resources Home: First Nation Public Library Week: 2023

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Resources Home: First Nation Public Library Week: 2023

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Ontario Library Association (OLA) - Ontario Public Library Week (OPLW)

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Ontario Library Association (OLA) - Ontario Public Library Week (OPLW)

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https://accessola.com/ontario-public-library-week/

Ideas and suggestions for improving social media usage to promote libraries in Ontario (graphics, social media toolkit)

Government engagement toolkit

2025 theme: “Libraries For Life / Biblios pour la vie.”

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Ontario Public Library Week - Ontario Library Association

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Ontario Public Library Week – October 20 to 26, 2024 October is Canadian Library Month! During the month, libraries and library partners across Canada raise awareness of libraries’ valuable role in the lives of people in Canada. In Ontario, the first week of October features First Nations Public Library Week (October 1-4), and the third week … Ontario Public Library Week Read More »

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Canadian Federation of Library Associations

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Canadian Federation of Library Associations

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http://cfla-fcab.ca/en/home-page/

Committees:

intellectual freedom

copywright

indigenous matters

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Canadian Federation of Library Associations

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Canadian Federation of Library Associations

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The National Voice of Canada’s Library Associations

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canadianschoollibraries.ca

Information about...

News about provincial libraries (e.g. possible book bannings)

Updates on resources

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Canadian School Libraries (CSL) is a non-profit charitable organization dedicated to professional research and education in the field of the school library learning commons in Canada. CSL connects school library practitioners and educators across Canada in the collaborative pursuit of delivering exemplary practices reflective of current professional school library learning commons standards.

CSL Statement on the Role of School Libraries During the Pandemic
Énoncé sur le rôle des bibliothèques scolaires en temps de pandémie
Issued by the CSL Board of Directors on September 23, 2020

Ideas and resources to share in your school community.

More information

NEW! CSL is pleased to sponsor a new podcast! Read Into This is about books, articles, fiction, non-fiction, graphic novels, media texts, cookbooks, and everything in between. We will explore how we read and how what we read makes us who we are and helps us learn about those around us. Can't wait for you to join in and talk wordy with us. Your hosts: Alanna King, Beth Lyons and Lisa Noble. Connect to the podcast!

Canadian School Libraries News

Connect to projects of national interest:

Leading Learning: Standards of Practice for School Library Learning Commons in Canada

Leading Learning provides a guide for the transition of school libraries to vibrant centres of teaching and learning responsive to the diverse needs of learners today and into the future. It also serves as a measurement tool to help schools determine where they are now with library facilities and programs and where they want to advance to.

Visit the Leading Learning website.

Carrefour d'Apprentissage

Ce site présente le document L'apprentissage en tête : Principes relatifs à la transition de la bibliothèque scolaire vers le carrefour d'apprentissage au Canada. Dans le futur, il comprendra des ressources pour la mise en place des carrefours d'apprentissage grâce à du contenu et des exemples en français.

Visitez le site L'apprentissage en tête.

Canadian School Libraries Journal

Canadian School Libraries Journal is dedicated to sharing knowledge about school library research and practice, and is published three times per year. The first edition, Volume 1, Number 1, was published in the spring of 2017. The CSL Journal website also contains the archived editions of School Libraries in Canada.

Connect to the CSL Journal

Treasure Mountain Canada

TMC is a biennial research symposium and think tank. TMC invites researchers, school library practitioners, educational leaders and policy-makers to move forward together and collaboratively explore ideas, inspire each other and build collective knowledge of the learning commons approach as part of sustainable school improvement.

Visit the TMC website for information about upcoming events and access to papers and resources from previous symposia.

CSL Research Archive

ONE POINT OF ACCESS to scholarly and practitioner research about the school library learning commons in Canada. The Research Archive makes the cumulative work of all TMC symposiums findable.

Connect to the CSL Research Archive

Provincial / Territorial School Library Associations
Canadian School Libraries is a member association of:

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Canadian School Libraries (CSL) is a non-profit charitable organization dedicated to professional research and education in the field of the school library learning commons in Canada. CSL connects school library practitioners and educators across Canada in the collaborative pursuit of delivering exemplary practices reflective of current professional school library learning commons standards.