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  • Social Networking Guru danah boyd
    By Debra Lau Whelan - 03/25/2009
    When danah boyd talks, people listen. The academic, blogger, and rock star of social networking research has just completed her PhD dissertation, “Taken Out of Context: American Teen Sociality in Networked Publics." SLJ caught up with her to talk about the way American teens socialize on sites like MySpace, Facebook, LiveJournal, Xanga, and YouTube.  More

  • Libraries Rock National Gaming Day
    Kathy Ishizuka - 11/16/2009
    Libraries were buzzing this weekend over National Gaming Day (NGD), the annual event sponsored by the American Library Association, which took place Saturday, November 14. More
  • Chicago Public Library Unveils 21st-Century YOUmedia Learning Space for Teens
    By Debra Lau Whelan - 10/21/2009
    The Windy City just landed one of the hottest spots for teens—and it’s at the public library. More
  • The Biggest Losers
    Brian Kenney, Editor-in-Chief - 10/01/2009
    Dear Cushing Academy Parents: Soon, your child will have access to one of the most innovative secondary school libraries in the country. Over half-a-million dollars are being invested to transform your library into an interactive learning center with monitors providing news feeds, state-of-the-art computing, a cyber-cafe (with a $12,000 cappuccino machine!), and much more. More
  • Excuse Me. Do You Speak Digital?: Harvard's John Palfrey Explores What It's Like to Be a Digital Native
    By Christopher Harris - 09/01/2009
    John Palfrey is one busy guy, with an impressive gig. In 2008, he was named the Henry N. Ess III Professor of Law and Vice Dean for Library and Information Resources at Harvard Law School. And when he’s not teaching courses on intellectual property and Internet law, there’s a good chance he’s overseeing the L school’s research library. More
  • As Goes California: A Flawed Initiative Could Become a Fabulous Opportunity
    Brian Kenney, Editor-in-Chief - 09/01/2009
    Digital textbooks, once the playthings of a few Arizona high schools, are suddenly looking like they might become commonplace. And that could end up being a great thing for school librarians and, more importantly, students. Back in May, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger announced the Free Digital Textbook Initiative, which would make open-source textbooks—for now just in science a... More
  • Wrench in the Works: An Interview with Kate Thompson
    By Rick Margolis - 08/01/2009
    Your latest novel is about a 14-year-old punk who steals cars, does drugs, and gets into fights. When Bobby’s family moves from Dublin to the country to start over, they soon discover that their lives may be in peril. What inspired you to write such a gritty story? I had this idea kicking around in my mind for about five or more years. More
  • When Harry Met Bella: Fanfiction is all the rage. But is it plagiarism? Or the perfect thing to encourage young writers?
    By Elizabeth Burns and Carlie Webber - 08/01/2009
    Remember when Harry Potter invited Bella Swan to Hogwarts’s big dance? And Ginny Weasley and Edward Cullen both went ballistic? Fans of the Harry Potter and Twilight sagas know that that’s crazy talk. After all, these fictional megastars aren’t even in the same series. Still, it’s a tantalizing scenario to consider. More
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