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ABOUT THE EPIC EBOOK OF WEB TOOLS & APPS
ABOUT THE COVER ARTIST
ABOUT THE AUTHORS

Author Festivals and Visits
Bitmoji in the Library
Bitmoji Remote Scenes
Citizenship in a Digital World
Connecting Through Social Media
Copyright and Creativity for Ethical Digital Citizens
Curation Tools
Digital Breakouts With Wakelet
Digital Reading Journals With Wakelet
Digital Storytelling
Digital Tools to Showcase Learning
Ebooks and Audio Books: Epic and Unite For Literacy
Follett Destiny Survival Tips and Tricks
Google Data Studio
Google Forms in the Library
Grab and Go Learning: Professional Development for Teachers
How to Market Digital Books for Middle School and High School
Hyperdocs
Kami for Research Annotation
Kindness Boomerang Project
Library Data for Advocacy and Growth
Library Newsletters With Wakelet
Literacy With STEAM Activities (K-6)
Live from the Library!: How to Create a Live-Streamed Show

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Live Virtual Field Trips
Podcasting to Promote Student Voice
Productivity Pointers
Microsoft Teams for Library Instruction
NerdCampCT
QR Codes for Accessibility and Engagement
Screen Recording
Self-Care for Digital Librarians
Setting Up a Remote Learning Space
Social Justice Files
Special Education and Technology
Student Portfolios
Technology Tools That Support Genre Instruction
Translation Accessibility Tools
Transforming Public Library Services to Support School Communities
Turn Your Research Project Into a Documentary Video
Video Conferencing Through Google Meet and Zoom
Virtual Book Clubs
Virtual Celebrations
Virtual Programming Tips
Virtual Reality in the Library
Virtual Resources for Our Youngest Learners: Digital Activities & Tips for K-1

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Now more than ever, school librarians are necessary in our learning communities to support our students as they develop a joy of reading as well as skills in critical thinking, research, analysis, technology, and presentation. Within these pages, you will find months of hard work by some of the most talented school librarians that I know. They have volunteered to share their expertise with you through videos, text, and images. Please be respectful, and cite the individual authors when you reference their work. We hope this guide will not only be a reference for you, but also as a tool for advocacy and collaboration. Together we can empower your students to become thought leaders and change makers. The future is in their hands!

With gratitude, Kristina A. Holzweiss

Please share this customized link to the "The Digital Librarian's Survival Toolkit" with your colleagues: https://librarian.rocks/digitallibrariansurvivaltoolkit

Dear Readers,

Why "The Digital Librarian's Survival Toolkit"?

Email me at
lieberrian@yahoo.com:

ABOUT KRISTINA

- coauthor of Hacking School Libraries
- author of Scholastic makerspace books
- @lieberrian (twitter)
- bunheadwithducttape.com (website)
- https://wakelet.com/@lieberrian
- School Library Journal Librarian of the Year
- Library Journal Mover & Shaker
- National School Board "20 to Watch"
- NYSCATE Lee Bryant Outstanding Teacher
- Long Island Tech Summit Award
- NYSCATE Long Island Director
- wife and mother of 3 children
- avid reader, camper, and traveller

- to connect with me
- to suggest an edit or an update
- to contribute to
this and future
books/projects

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Would you like to contribute to "The Digital Librarian's Survival Toolkit"?
Propose your section: https://forms.gle/i4aJxx9xWJJLRyb59
Would you like to contribute to one of our future books?
Let us know: https://forms.gle/PEgLLoPcf331Xz589

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ABOUT THE COVER ARTIST

Hi! I'm Jean Pokorny, the cover artist for The Digital Librarian's Survival Toolkit. I'm a marketing and communications designer who thrives in striking a balance between analysis and creativity. As the owner of Corn Creative, and your success is my success. With a laugh that has never been described as "timid," I enjoy calligraphy, the rodeo, and artisan pickles.

I was so excited when my sister-in-law Kristina reached out to me to design the cover for this awesome resource. I'm impressed by all of the creative tips and tricks shared by school librarians from all over the country.

If you would like to connect with me, send me a message. I'd love to make your idea a reality!

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ABOUT THE AUTHORS

Rose Luna, is a Library Media Specialist at Freeport High School in Freeport, NY, and a national speaker, author, consultant, and Google Certified Trainer. Library Journal recognized her as 2013 Mover and Shaker for her advocacy efforts and PBS has featured her as American Graduate Day Champion for library advocacy. Follow her on Twitter: @rosemluna. For more info: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rosemluna/

Heather Turner is the middle high teacher librarian for Fabius-Pompey Middle-High School in Central New York. She is also the Vice President of Communications for the New York Library Association Section for School Librarians and President of Central New York School Librarians.

A true tech lover who inspires colleagues with increasing engagement & creativity in schools and beyond.

Twitter: heatheraturner
Blog: tech4schoollibrarians.com

Dr. Karalin Sanders serves as the Library Media Specialist and Coordinator of Online Learning for the Mansfield School District in Mansfield, Missouri. She also serves as adjunct faculty for Drury University in Springfield, MO and
William Woods University in Fulton, MO.
She is a wife and the über-proud mother
of two children, Gavin and Kendall.

Margaux DelGuidice-Calemmo is the school librarian at Garden City High School, NY and a national speaker, author and consultant. Library Journal has recognized her as a Mover and Shaker and PBS has featured her as an American Graduate Day Champion.
For more information visit: https://about.me/metadatachick

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