[Libs-Or] Washington Library Association CAYAS Fall Workshop

[Kendra Jones]

	This workshop is taking place in Vancouver, WA so I thought many of you in 
the northwest part of Oregon might be interested in attending.

	CAYAS is the youth division of the Washington Library Association.

	Best,

	Kendra

	 

	
		About the 
workshop:
	
		OMG! Maker spaces, 
hacking, connected learning, social media, Twitter... There are so many new 
and different ways to connect with youth, and their families, in the 
community. It's hard to know what to use and why. In this facilitated interactive discussion you'll learn 
about libraries providing services to youth using the ideas of maker spaces, 
hacker spaces, and connected learning. You'll gain skills in figuring 
out which services are best for your community and your 
library.  And, you'll know how to get buy-in for these 
services from colleagues, administration, and community members. You'll 
leave the session thinking, OMG this is awesome!
	
		 
	
		**Lunch and refreshments 
will be provided**
	
		 
	
		
			Friday, October 25
th 

		
			10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

		
			Vancouver Public Library 
		
			901 C St
		
			Vancouver, WA 98660
		
			  Registration 
deadline: October 23rd
		
			 
		
			  Friday, November 
1st 
		
			
				10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

			  
KCLS Service Center

		
			960 Newport Way
		
			Issaquah, WA 98027
		
			  Registration deadline: October 30th 

	
	
		 
	
		

		You can register by following this link:
	
		
https://wala.memberclicks.net/index.php?option=com_mc&view=mc&mcid=form_148516

	
		 
	
		More about the presenter:

	
		Linda W. Braun is an educational technology consultant 
for LEO: Librarians & Educators Online where she provides project 
management, training, and consulting services to educational institutions. 
She is a Professor of Practice for Simmons~College Graduate School of 
Library and Information Science and a Past President of YALSA.

		

		Linda is a columnist for VOYA and has written several books on technology 
for Neal~Schuman, ALA Editions, Libraries Unlimited, and Information Today. 
Her book, Risky Business: Taking and Managing Risks in Library Services for 
Teens (co-authored with Jack Martin and Connie Urquhart) was published by 
ALA Editions and YALSA in July 2010.  Her latest book, published in 
summer 2012 by YALSA and Neal~Schuman, is Being a Teen Library Services 
Advocate.


	 

	Kendra Jones

	Children's Librarian

	Vancouver Community Library

	901 C St., Vancouver, WA

	360-906-5123

	kjones at fvrl.org

	 

 		 	   		  
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