@LISprochat#LISprochat My plans are to create a year long reading program of some sort. I would like to have more participation school wide with the library. The new normal for me is a social distanced library. The kids are spaced apart, and there is no browsing the stacks.
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I utilize Google Calendar for EVERYTHING! It’s the only way I can keep up with zoom meetings and different classes. I also make daily to-do lists and check off items as I do them. This helps me stay motivated.
@kdphpirate@LISprochat Our district uses IXL a lot. I do not have a lot of experience with it, though. It’s mostly used in elementary and middle school math classes, I think.
@akaur0@LISprochat#LISprochat. I agree. I did a Virtual Reading week with the kids for Read Across America. It was difficult to get the teachers involved, much less the kids. Even with the small turnout, it was still nice to read to the kids and see their faces.
@LISprochat For the first part of the year, I was online. Then, all resource classes were on carts, so I had a mobile library. Kids checked out books via google form. It was interesting.
@LISprochat I started with this school year, so yeah, mid pandemic. It’s been a challenge that’s for sure. I was on a cart for most of the year, but I’m back in the library now.