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Featured Programs: Literature Lounge

Literature Lounge


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Thank you LSTA! ITSCO is excited to announce the LLIV: Book Talks Go Mobile project, made possible by a generous grant from the Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) from the State Library of Ohio. The project will focus on how to maximize the use of mobile technology while expanding available digital content for library customers.

Book Talks Go Mobile partners include:

ITSCO
INFOhio
eTech Ohio

Public Libraries
Columbus- Granview
Columbus- New Albany
Fairfield County
Richwood Library
Upper Arlington

Schools
Adena
Berne Union Local
Buckeye Valley Local Schools
Circleville City Schools
Columbus Diocese
Fairbanks
Galion
Grandview
Groveport Madison
Lancaster City
Mount Vernon Middle School
Newark City Schools
North Union
Northridge
Upper Arlington

 

Join the conversation!

ITSCO Tech Talks is a next generation learning network for education professionals looking to make the most of the iPad. Here you will find a place to stay informed, share resources, and learn creative integration strategies.
Visit www.itscotechtalks.org and join today!

 

 

 

View Existing Book Talks

 

 

Take A Class!

ITSCO is excited to offer the Literature Lounge Book Talk program as a class.  Book Talks are a great way to motivate your students to read and review books! View Book Talks created by students and create your own sample Book Talk through the digital video process. Participants will receive a copy of The Tech-Savvy Booktalker: A Guide for 21st-Century Educators, a mini tripod, and a 1-hour Flip Video MinoHD Camera to keep. Visit our schedule of classes for more information. 

     
This project was supported in whole or in part by federal Institute of Museum and Library Services funds, granted through the State Library of Ohio. The opinions expressed herein do not necessarily reflect the position or policy of IMLS or the State Library of Ohio, and no official endorsement by either agency should be inferred.