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Singer, Marilyn – School Library Journal, 2010
The author knows firsthand that most kids seem to like poetry, however, something amiss happens along the road to adulthood, and many of those same students end up actively disliking poetry or not relating to it. Who can blame them? Poetry is often presented as a rarefied thing that exists only to be analyzed by professorial types or as…
Descriptors: Childrens Literature, Poetry, Librarians, Library Role
Foote, Carolyn – School Library Journal, 2008
In this article, the author describes how she was able to allow her students to talk with author Cynthia Leitich Smith through Skype, a free Internet telephony service. The author also describes how Skype can be used for recording podcasts and enhancing the reference services of libraries. Here, the author shares ideas on using Skype in libraries.
Descriptors: Libraries, Reference Services, Library Services, Computer Mediated Communication
Barack, Lauren – School Library Journal, 2005
What child hasn't chatted with friends through a computer? But chatting with a computer? Some Danish scientists have literally put a face on their latest software program, bringing to virtual life storyteller Hans Christian Andersen, who engages users in actual conversations. The digitized Andersen resides at the Hans Christian Andersen Museum in…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Computers, Computer Software, Fairy Tales