Libraries
World Poetry Day is a United Nations holiday celebrated on March 21 every year. Discover some fun things your library can do besides poetry readings.
Discover how libraries can grow their social audience, use time and resources efficiently, and measure their social media efforts.
Discover how innovative and enterprising librarians are redesigning their libraries to create their own versions of co-working spaces.
Here are the results of a survey by TechSoup and WebJunction. We asked 311 libraries how often they use social media and what their biggest challenges are.
The Pottsboro Area Library is much more than just a place to get books. It is now more of a community center that offers training and facilitates events.
Discover some surprising facts about the Sunnyvale, California, public library, located in the heart of Silicon Valley.
Many libraries face the challenge of staying up to date with technology. You Can Do I.T. is a training program that addresses the issue.
Often Internet concepts, like coding a website, may seem complicated and overwhelming. Here are the basics of coding, specifically HTML, CSS, and Javascript.
Older adults may not understand the benefits of using technology, but libraries can help them adopt it for communication, learning, and entertainment.
Read how two libraries succeeded in making staff training fun using costumes, team challenges, incentives, and gamification.
Being digitally literate in a public library requires different capabilities, aptitudes, and attitudes than those expected in a higher education library.
Facebook is still relevant and useful for your library. Use these five tips to get your patrons to see more of your posts.
