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Students show and demonstrate experiments.

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Students displays on important events in history

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Students can exuberantly exhibit their savage poetry skills.
http://www.educationworld.com/a_curr/voice/voice069.shtml

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IDEA: Student Film Festival (hosted online)

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IDEA: Student Film Festival (hosted online)

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You could create a Google site with student videos and to it from the main LC webpage. Enabling comments on the Google site could be a way to encourage asynchronous discussion.

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http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2017/03/01/Oregon-library-offering-Adulting-101-classes-for-Millennials/9121488398320/

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There is plenty of room for reading in the learning commons!

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We are talking about schools here; safety and supervision are definitely prerequisites.

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Kincaid, K., & Pfau, P. (2015). Creating ever-evolving, school-specific learning commons. Teacher Librarian,42(4),8-14.

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SHOWCASING PERFORMANCE OR PHYSICAL WORKS

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SHOWCASING PERFORMANCE OR PHYSICAL WORKS

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Diggs, V. (2009, October 21). From Library to Learning Commons [Slide Share slides].Retrieved from https://www.slideshare.net/valeriediggs/from-library-to-learning-commonsnyslideshare