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"As usual," said Deborah Rinio during our interview, "librarians continue to inquire, include, collaborate, curate, explore and engage no matter what the circumstances." She was referring to the unprecedented circumstances in which librarians, educators, and students are in—with schools close

For the new fourth edition of Enhancing Teaching and Learning, original author Jean Donham is joined by new co-author Chelsea Sims, a junior high school librari

In the view of author Hillary Dodge, with ties to information needs, social justice, and the maker movement, food literacy initiatives are a natural fit for libraries.

"I think taking a design thinking approach offers possibilities for empathy and creativity," says Rachel Ivy Clarke.

The K-12 Library Services Specialist for Chesterfield County Public Schools in Virginia as well as an active author, Lori E.

Dealing with finances is stressful!

Pat R. Scales has made it her mission to ensure that valued books which touch upon important topics are not quarantined from the readers for whom they were written.

A school librarian for 30 years, Liz Deskins is an adjunct professor for Kent State University as well as a very active speaker and presenter.

Reference and user services librarians need to be in charge of their own careers. A new book by Jo Bell Whitlatch and Beth S.