Teen Read Week and Teen Tech Week : tips and resources for YALSA's initiatives, edited by Megan Fink

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Teen Read Week and Teen Tech Week : tips and resources for YALSA's initiatives, edited by Megan Fink

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tips and resources for YALSA's initiatives

Statement of responsibility

edited by Megan Fink

Instantiates

• Teen Read Week and Teen Tech Week : tips and resources for YALSA's initiatives

Publication

• trueChicago, American Library Association, 2011

Note

Articles originally published in the journal Young adult library services

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

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volume

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nc

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rdacarrier

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text

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txt

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rdacontent

Contents

• Academic librarians organize sixth grade reading club
• by Iona Malanchuk
• Crafting cheap and successful teen programs
• by Charli Osborne
• Book vs. the movie
• by Jessie Vieau
• Write here, write now :
• holding a creative writing workshop series at your library
• by Heather Prichard
• Lessons illustrated by Teen Read Week
• Powering up with print
• by Jennifer Velasquez
• Go ahead, judge a book by its cover
• by Darcy Lohmiller
• Emergence of spoken word recordings for YA audiences
• by Francisca Goldsmith
• Reading :
• it's not just about the books
• by Linda Braun
• What do you want to tell us about reading? :
• a survey of the habits and attitudes of urban middle school students
• by Patrick Jones
• by Sandra Hughes-Hassell
• I got graphic!
• by Jodi Lockbee
• Ways to promote teen reading
• by CD McLean
• Get real! :
• book talking nonfiction for TRW
• by Jane Charles
• Teen Read Week collaboration
• by Megan Fink
• Perspectives on practice :
• Popular culture and teens
• by Kimberlee Ried and Kaite Mediatore Stover
• Easy on the eyes :
• large print books for teens
• by Elizabeth Burns
• Teen tech squad :
• Hennepin County Library
• by Cynthia Matthias and Christy Mulligan
• What? No books?
• by Julie Scordato
• young adult collections
• Online homework help
• by Judy Michaelson
• Teen Tech Week on a budget
• by Jami Schwarzwalder
• Free online tools for serving teens :
• four verbs to live by and great technologies to try
• by Mary Fran Daley
• Now is the time
• by Kim Herrington
• Alex, iPods and my wildest dreams
• by Mary K. Chelton
• by Shonda Brisco
• Teen book discussions go online
• by Cathy Rettberg
• All thumbs isn't a bad thing
• by Beth Saxton
• Gaming in libraries 2.0
• by Katherine Makers
• Bending circuits and making music
• by Camden Tadhg
• What teens want :
• Break through to the other side :
• what librarians can learn from MTV
• by Erin Helmrich
• Advocating for teens' technological needs :
• a q&a with Stephen Abram
• by YALSA's Technology for Young Adults Committee
• Partnerships for Teen Tech Week
• by Stephanie Iser
• Marketing the homework center digitally
• by Suellen S. Adams
• Technology for every teen @ your library
• get adult services staff to buy into Teen Read Week
• by Vikki Terrile
• Appendix A.
• YALSA white papers
• Appendix B.
• YALSA's social networking toolkit
• Appendix C.
• YALSA's ultimate teen bookshelf
• Appendix D.
• Publicity templates for Teen Read Week and Teen Tech Week
• by Carla Land

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18872318

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28 cm.

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vii, 133 pages

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9780838985595

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(alk. paper)

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2010048780

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unmediated

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rdamedia

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n

Record ID

18872318

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• (OCoLC)ocn690103904
• (OCoLC)690103904