Liven up Your Library : Design Engaging and Inclusive Programs for Tweens and Teens.

Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- About ISTE -- Digital Age Librarians Series -- About the Authors -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- Foreword -- Introduction -- The Need for Inclusive Library Programming -- Our Stories -- What You'll Find in This Book -- Chapter 1: Programming as Praxis -- Effective Library Programming for Tweens and Teens -- Start with the Why -- Standards and Library Programming -- Who Has the Time? -- Reimagining Library Legacies -- Be Flexible -- Key Points -- Reflection -- Chapter 2: Everyone Is Welcome -- A Philosophy for Creating A Welcoming Environment -- Culturally Relevant Librarianship -- Library Skills for a Lifetime -- Be Flexible -- How to Create a Culturally Responsive Library Space -- Perspectives from College Librarians -- Key Points -- Reflection -- Chapter 3: Making It Work -- Standards or No Standards: That Is the Question -- Show Me the Money -- STEAM and Makerspaces -- Marketing and Library Program Advocacy -- Get Creative -- Sustaining a Library Program for Everyone -- Key Points -- Reflection -- Chapter 4: The Program Is Done … Now What? -- Advocacy -- Program Evaluation and Assessment -- Creating Assessments for Programming -- Bringing It All Together -- Mentorship -- Key Points -- Reflection -- Chapter 5: Programming Ideas &amp -- Curriculum Connections -- Practical Programming Template -- Considerations for Certified Teacher Librarians -- Considerations for School Library Staff -- Media Literacy for a New Era -- Teen Advisory Councils -- Book Clubs -- Book Reviews and Expanding Your Circle of Community -- Literacy Instruction -- Advocacy Matters -- Conclusion -- Key Points -- Reflection -- References -- Index.

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