I was very fortunate to be asked to present at the NEKLS [Northeast Kansas Library System] annual school librarian conference in Lawrence, Kansas. My presentation was centered around Integrating MakerSpaces into School Libraries . I am really glad that I attended the entire day as I learned a lot as well. In the morning there was a great presentation about teaching students to recognize fake news and a really good session on new books for elementary library collections. Following a really tasty lunch, there was a crowd sourced book talk for secondary library collections. I then shared my info about MakerSpaces and the day ended with a public librarian sharing her MakerKits that rotate from library to library. It was probably one of the most organized and informative one-day workshops that I have ever attended. Anna Foote was in charge of the event and she did an amazing job! Part of my presentation was a bit of hands-on learning. We made "tricked out" bookmarks
-A place to make, create, innovate, read, inquire, invent & question