Hi!

I'm hoping to do the same for my high school in the next few years.  I'd love some inspiration and ideas for that age group, and I'm also willing to take field trips.  There are so many ideas out there on Pinterest and other sites, but I'd really like to see some learning commons in action and find out what challenges you faced and tweaks you needed to make in order to have your program run smoothly.  I've only officially been a media specialist for a month, so I appreciate any advice.  Thanks, Deb, for kicking off the question! :)

Tenley

On Tue, Sep 25, 2018 at 10:24 AM Debra Pegnataro <dpegnataro@oldsaybrookschools.org> wrote:

I am looking for suggestions for 21^st century library remodel essentials.

I would like to have flexibility for multiple use, collaboration, hands-on/makerspace area in a comfortable, aesthetically pleasing environment.

If you have any suggestions, ideas, pictures, etc., I would really appreciate it.  Also, if you have a media center that I could visit to see your 21^st century facility, I would love to visit!

Thanks so much,

Deb Pegnataro

School Library Media Specialist

Old Saybrook Middle School

dpegnataro@oldsaybrookschools.org

 

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