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Jun 4, 2020 32 min

EP 41b Interview - Read Into Promoting Innovation in School Libraries

from Read Into This Hosted by Alanna King, Elizabeth Lyons, Lisa Noble

Alanna talks with Beth Lyons about creating a maker culture in her school and making it fit her context. After a number of successful maker activities, Beth launched into making a Genius Cart which allows for easier management of materials, supervision and changing up the inquiry focus. Beth also talks about the importance of documenting the learning as data for new directions and her hopes for the future of making in her library learning commons. Shoutouts to The Majestic Glue Gun.

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