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Melissa Thom
Bristow Middle School Teacher Librarian
West Hartford Public Schools
Bristow Library Learning Commons Webpage: blog.whps.org/bristowlibrarylearningcommons
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Currently Reading:     
A Hope More Powerful Than the Sea: One Teen Refugee's Incredible Story of Love, Loss, and Survival by Melissa Fleming 
Friend or Fiction by Abby Cooper (Netgalley)
Reclaiming our Calling by Brad Gustafson
Currently Listening:
Allegedly by Tiffany D. Jackson 
Frost Blood by Elly Blake
Recently Finished:      
City of Ghosts by Victoria Schwab
Skink by Carl Hiaasen (audio)
City of Saints and Thieves by Natalie Anderson (audio)
Love Double Dutch by Doreen Spicer-Dannelly
The Serpent's Secret by Sayantani Dasgupta 
Hope To Read Soon:
Merci Suarez Changes Gears by Meg Medina
Piecing Me Together by Renee Watson
And sooooooooo many more;) 

Check out my blog all about books and reading!  
Follow me on Twitter @msthombookitis                            


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Date: Sun, Sep 8, 2019 at 4:02 PM
Subject: Tech Trends | Fall 2019 (webcast series)
To: Melissa Thom <melissa_thom@whps.org>


3-part tech series with implications for schools and libraries
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Tech Trends | Fall 2019
Tech Trends | Fall 2019
September 30 / October 9 / November 5, 2019
3-4 PM ET, 12-1 PM PT


Our popular series returns with all-new presentations, from spreading the word about your library (aka marketing) and makerspace tips from the pros, to the lowdown on grants and how to get them. Led by top practitioners in the field, these one-hour free programs will offer practical insight into these hot topics, with implications for schools and libraries.

Marketing the Library
September 30, 2019, 3-4 PM ET, 12-1 PM PT
Doing good work is one thing, getting out the word about your library is important, too, drawing users, as well as critical support from the community. Our expert panel will provide case scenarios, with practical tips on marketing from pros in school and public libraries.

Lessons from Model Makerspaces
October 9, 2019, 3-4 PM ET, 12-1 PM PT
Hands-on, experiential learning has never been more relevant. A core conduit to STEM education and skill development, maker activities can also foster collaboration, persistence, and critical thinking. Learn best practices from our stellar panel, including how to design relevant programming to engage everyone in your community.

Grants: What's Available and How to Get Them
November 5, 2019, 3-4 PM ET, 12-1 PM PT
Grants are relied upon by over a quarter of schools, according to SLJ’s 2019 survey data. Learn how successful grant proposals are made, with resources and advice from our expert pane

Register for Individual Sessions or the 2019 Series of Tech Trend Webcasts

Panelists for these webcasts include an impressive array of librarians, editors, and thought leaders ...

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