LLA Presentation - Moving Beyond Review Journals

8/7/2019 LLA Presentation - Moving Beyond Review Journals

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Moving Beyond ReviewJournals

How Social Media & the InternetCan Enhance Collection

Development

Kimberly CallaisBossier Parish Libraries


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SOCIAL MEDIA

What are my colleagues up to?


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What is Social Media?

Web-based or mobile technologies

Media with social interaction

Two-way street


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What are we talking about?


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Why Social Media?

ImmediateEasy to

Digest

Small Piecesof Info


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As Opposed To.


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BLOGS


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Blogs and Bloggers

Professional Librarians

Professional Reviewers

PublishersReview Journals

Professors

NewspapersAvid Readers


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Childrens/YA Blog Themes

Nonfiction Mondays

Picture Book Saturdays

Waiting on Wednesday

In My Mailbox

Reading Challenges

Thong Thursdayjust kidding!


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BLOGS FROM OURBELOVED JOURNALS

You dont have to stray too far.


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A Fuse #8 Production

School Library Journal

Betsy Bird, NYPL

Childrens-Focused

Reviews, Publisher Previews, Videos


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A Fuse #8 Production

Top 100 Picture Books Poll (2009)

Top 100 Chapter Books Poll (2010)

Readers voted for their top tenPicture/Chapter books of all time

Betsy compiled the votes to come up with atop 100 list


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#1 Picture ook


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#1 hapter ook


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A competition between 16 of the very best books

for young people of the year, judged by some of thebiggest names in children's books.

Like March Madness, but with kids books!


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Leila Roy, Librarian YA-focused

Book reviews, movie news, pop culture Also does online reviews for Kirkuss book

blog


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LIBRARIAN BLOGS

In the trenches


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Recovering the Newbery


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Childrens Librarian, Indiana

Childrens and YA-Focused Features:

A Day in the Life of a Childrens Librarian

Audio reviews Storytime Ideas


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SPECIAL FOCUS BLOGS

I need something more specific!


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Debbie Reese, Assistant Professor,

American Indian Studies, University of Illinois

If youre starting a library


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Diversity in YA Fiction

Run by authors Malinda Lo (Ash) and Cindy Pon(Silver Phoenix)

Features a blog and a tour Focuses on books whose main character or major

secondary characters are of color or LGBT

Or books written by a person of color or LGBT authors

Weekly Diversity Roundup


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Promotes awareness of the many African Americanvoices writing for young readers.

Profiled a different author or illustrator each dayduring Black History Month


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Web-based literacy program for boys

Information and resources on getting boys to read Program started by Jon Scieszka

Collection of books that guys have told us they

like.


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Awards given each year by bloggers for the year's

best children's and young adult titles. Nominations open to the public on October 1st.


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News for Collection Development and ReadersAdvisory Librarians

Spot books that will be in demand early Reviews, publisher contacts, bestseller lists


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FUN BLOGS

Need some Library Entertainment?


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Awful Library Books


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Reviews in Haiku


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How to Keep Up


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Fastest way to find out who won the Newbery

(possibly before the award is actually announced) Lots of authors on Twitter

#hcod


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PERSONAL LIBRARIES


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Personal Libraries


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LISTSERVS


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Listservs / Email Newsletters

Email is broadcast to all subscribers on a list

YALSA_BK

Child_Lit GNLIB

Cynopsis Kids media email

Shelf Awareness book world


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Tip of the Iceberg

Peer review is still necessary

Use social media in conjunction with traditionaljournals

The old and the new can come together, hold hands,sing Cumbayah


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Kimberly Callais,

Bossier Parish [email protected]

For resources, go to:scr.bi/resources4lla

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