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Like many of your kids, my children stopped “going to school” in mid-March and effectively began attending all of their classes online for the remainder of the 2019–2020 school year…. read more →

Whether you are offering information literacy workshops virtually or hosting an online program featuring guest speakers during this time, it is important to think about accessibility needs. You may have… read more →

Public libraries claim to be built on the foundational value of equal access for all, but in fact, like many public institutions, many have a complicated history of racism and… read more →

Looking for a good book to read during the summer? Recently I came across some interesting new publications on social media channels. These recent open access publications may get you… read more →

The state of education has been reshaped by the COVID-19 pandemic, and despite the mass confusion, teachers and educators across the globe have adapted to these changes and reconstructed their… read more →

Personalized and in-depth professional learning opportunities foster effective teachers, engaged parents, and prepared students. Professional development has moved away from the sit-and-get learning style and pivoted towards interactive, outcome-based learning…. read more →

As schools closed in March and went remote, educators were tasked with adapting new teaching strategies and online management tools. As teachers and administrators across the country changed course, the… read more →

The goal of summer reading programs is to help bridge the socioeconomic gap among students of all ages. Unfortunately, it has been observed that the summer break is where the… read more →

Featured in Issues & Controversies: POLICE BRUTALITY AND REFORM: Does Policing in the United States Need to Fundamentally Change? Does policing in the United States need to fundamentally change? Be… read more →

Fall semester planning is on. As you plan your activities, also think about how you will market them to faculty. Below are some ideas for how to get faculty interested… read more →

On April 27, 2020, approximately one-and-a-half months into the COVID-19 pandemic, U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos announced that she would not be recommending that Congress pass any waivers regarding… read more →

For some, the summer months are a time to unwind and vacation, but for many college students, there is a sense of pressure to use this time to fill gaps… read more →