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Connecting Young Adults and Libraries: A How-to-do-it Manual Fourth Edition [Multiple-component retail product]

  • Formaat: Multiple-component retail product, 450 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 276x210x27 mm, kaal: 1202 g, illustrations, Contains 1 Paperback / softback and 1 CD-ROM
  • Sari: How-to-do-it Manuals No. 133
  • Ilmumisaeg: 30-Jul-2009
  • Kirjastus: Association of College & Research Libraries
  • ISBN-10: 1555706657
  • ISBN-13: 9781555706654
Teised raamatud teemal:
  • Formaat: Multiple-component retail product, 450 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 276x210x27 mm, kaal: 1202 g, illustrations, Contains 1 Paperback / softback and 1 CD-ROM
  • Sari: How-to-do-it Manuals No. 133
  • Ilmumisaeg: 30-Jul-2009
  • Kirjastus: Association of College & Research Libraries
  • ISBN-10: 1555706657
  • ISBN-13: 9781555706654
Teised raamatud teemal:
YAttitude is back and in the 4th edition of the best-selling. ""Connecting Young Adults and Libraries"" is created by former author, trainer, and inspirational speaker Patrick Jones. Co-authors Michele Gorman and Tricia Suellentrop have updated and revised this edition to address the latest trends and best practices in teen services, including programming, marketing and promotion, collection development, technology, outreach, library spaces for teens, and more. Find exciting new research about the teen brain, the latest in technology and social networking, and an information-packed new chapter on information literacy. The accompanying CD-ROM includes updated core documents, sample forms, surveys, and other planning tools that can be easily personalized, including: information literacy exercises; progressive discipline policy for youth; sample teen volunteer, intern, and employee applications; planning form for developing a new teen space; teen focus group guide; form letter for soliciting partners/sponsors for teen programming; and, sample booktalk evaluation form. Whether you are a teen librarian, library generalist, or graduate student searching for new information about how to best serve teens in libraries, this is the book for you.

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This book has everything - clear philosophical goals for the service grounded in developmental assets; an incredible list of how-to's by authors who have been there, done that; a lively text; and a rock-solid understanding of the real kid swho need us, not the fantasy kids we often confuse with them. - Mary K. Chelton ""Invaluable...your best one-stop shopping for guidance on young adult services."" - The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books ""An upbeat, well-organized must-have for anyone working with this audience."" - School Library Journal

List of Figures
ix
Foreword xi
Preface xv
Acknowledgments xix
Glossary: The Language of the LST (Librarian Serving Teens) xxi
The Philosophy of Service to Young Adults
1(12)
What Is a Vision of Service for Connecting Young Adults and Libraries?
2(1)
What Are Six Key Goals for Reaching This Vision?
3(4)
What Are the Core Values That Drive Our Work?
7(1)
What Do We Mean When We Speak of These Core Values?
8(1)
How Do You Know If Your Teen Program Is Successful?
9(1)
Conclusion
10(1)
Sources Cited in This
Chapter
10(1)
Recommended Sources for Further Reading
10(3)
Understanding the Audience
13(26)
What Are the Stages of Adolescence?
14(1)
Is the Teen Brain a Work in Progress?
15(1)
How Does Adolescent Brain Development Impact Your Job as an LST?
16(1)
How Do the Developmental Needs of Teens Relate to Libraries?
17(8)
What Is Wrong with These Damn Kids?
25(3)
So What Are Some Strategies for Dealing with Disruptive Behavior?
28(4)
What Do Young Adults Want and Need from Libraries?
32(1)
What Do Young Adults Need in Their Lives?
33(5)
Conclusion
38(1)
Sources Cited in This
Chapter
38(1)
Recommended Sources for Further Reading
38(1)
History and Trends
39(14)
What Is the History of Library Services for Young Adults?
40(5)
Where Are Young Adult Services Now?
45(5)
Conclusion: What Is the Future of Young Adult Services?
50(1)
Sources Cited in This
Chapter
51(1)
Recommended Sources for Further Reading
52(1)
Customer Service
53(22)
So Are We Getting Anything Right in Customer Service to Teens?
54(1)
What Is the Ideal Customer-focused Library Service for Teenagers?
55(2)
What Does an Ideal Staff Member Who Works with Teens (Which Means Anyone Who Works in the Library) Look Like?
57(1)
What Skills Does an LST Need to Work with Teens?
57(3)
How Do You Construct Information Services to Provide Teens with a Positive Library Experience?
60(2)
What Does An Ideal Reference Transaction with a Teen Look Like?
62(7)
Is Customer Service with Teens Really That Bad?
69(3)
How Do You Train Other Staff to Provide Quality Customer Service to Teens?
72(1)
Conclusion
73(1)
Sources Cited in This
Chapter
74(1)
Recommended Sources for Further Reading
74(1)
Information Literacy
75(30)
What Is Information Literacy?
75(1)
Why Is It Important for Teens to Be Information Literate?
76(1)
What Are the Information Literacy Standards?
77(1)
How Do You Incorporate the Information Literacy Standards into Practice with Teens?
78(2)
Why Is Teacher/Librarian Collaboration So Important in Developing Information Literacy Programs?
80(1)
How Do You Help Teens Solve an Information Problem?
80(1)
How Does the LST Integrate Information Problem-solving Processes in Everyday Interactions?
81(2)
Why Is Modeling So Important?
83(1)
How Is Technology a Component of Information Literacy?
84(1)
What Are the Core Information Literacy Skills That You Should Teach Teens?
85(7)
How Do You Teach Teens to Evaluate Web Sites?
92(1)
How Do Web 2.0 Tools Impact Information Literacy?
93(2)
How Should You Evaluate Information Literacy Skills?
95(1)
How Can Information Literacy Change the Way Teens See the Library?
95(1)
What Are Some Outstanding Libraries Actively Engaging Teens in Information Literacy?
96(5)
Conclusion
101(1)
Sources Cited in This
Chapter
102(1)
Recommended Sources for Further Reading
102(3)
Collections
105(66)
What Are the Best Books for Teenagers?
105(2)
What Are the Reading Interests of Teens?
107(2)
Teens and Reading: Influences, Perceptions, Attitudes, and Expectations
109(6)
What Are the Reading Interests of Boys?
115(1)
How Do You Select the Best Books for Teenagers?
116(1)
What Kind of Teen Collection Do You Want to Build?
117(4)
How Do You Start Building a Collection for Teens?
121(34)
What Are the Best Selection Tools for Creating a Teen Collection?
155(2)
How Do You Maintain Your Teen Collection?
157(1)
Collection Development Concerns
158(10)
Conclusion
168(1)
Sources Cited in This
Chapter
169(1)
Recommended Sources for Further Reading
169(2)
Booktalking
171(24)
What Is a Booktalk?
171(1)
Who Is the Audience for Booktalking?
171(1)
What Are the Top Ten Justifications for Booktalking?
172(2)
What Are the Models for Booktalking?
174(1)
What Are the Rules of Booktalking?
175(1)
What Are the Most Common Types of Booktalks?
176(1)
How Do You Write a Booktalk?
177(3)
How Do You Turn a Booktalk into a Performance?
180(1)
What Are Hooks on Which to Hang a Booktalk?
181(3)
Can Booktalking Be Learned, or Must an LST Be Born with That Gift?
184(1)
What Are the Elements of Booktalking Success?
184(2)
What Do You Need to Know to Schedule a Booktalk?
186(1)
How Do You Structure Your Booktalks into a Cohesive Presentation?
186(1)
What Are the Elements of a Successful Booktalk Presentation?
187(2)
What Does a Booktalk Actually Look Like?
189(4)
Conclusion
193(1)
Sources Cited in This
Chapter
193(1)
Recommended Sources for Further Reading
193(2)
Outreach and Partnerships
195(28)
What Is Outreach and Who Is the Audience?
195(10)
What Kinds of Partnerships Can You Form?
205(10)
What Are Some Ideas for Developing New and Innovative Outreach Programs?
215(3)
What Are Some Best Practices/Models for Outreach and Partnerships?
218(2)
Conclusion
220(1)
Sources Cited in This
Chapter
220(1)
Recommended Sources for Further Reading
221(2)
Programming
223(40)
What Is Teen Programming and Why Is It Important in the Lives of Young People?
224(1)
How Is Programming for Teens Different from Programming for Children?
225(2)
What Are the Keys to Developing Successful Teen Programs?
227(1)
So How Do You Plan Teen Programming?
228(26)
How Do You Implement a Teen Program?
254(4)
How Do You Evaluate a Teen Program?
258(2)
What Are Examples of Successful Teen Programs?
260(1)
Conclusion
260(1)
Sources Cited in This
Chapter
261(1)
Recommended Sources for Further Reading
261(2)
Spaces and Promotion
263(24)
What Are the Elements of Successful Teen Spaces?
263(8)
What About Virtual Library Spaces for Teens?
271(1)
How Do You Go About Creating a Plan for Promoting Your Library's Services for Teens?
271(2)
What Are Some Best Practices for Promoting Your Library's Materials and Events for Teens?
273(6)
What Are Some of the Most Outstanding Teen Spaces in Libraries?
279(6)
Conclusion
285(1)
Sources Cited in This
Chapter
285(1)
Recommended Sources for Further Reading
286(1)
Technology
287(22)
Are We Raising Teens in Some Technological Utopia?
288(1)
How Can Libraries Capitalize on Teens' Use of Technology in Their Everyday Lives?
289(1)
What Is the Role of the LST in Today's Digital World?
290(2)
Is All of This Technology Actually ``Dumbing Down'' Teens?
292(1)
Why Should You Allow Teens to Spend Time Chatting Online While Other Patrons Are Waiting to Do ``Real'' Work?
293(2)
It's Fine for a Public Library to Provide Access to Social Networking Sites, but Why Should Your School Library Allow Teens to Access These Sites?
295(1)
Does Your Library Need a MySpace Profile? A Web Page?
296(1)
Does Virtual Programming Have a Place in Your Library?
297(1)
Do Portable Audiobook Devices, E-book Readers, or Video Game Consoles Belong in Your Library?
298(1)
How Can You Use Technology to Make the Library More Interesting to Teens?
299(1)
What If You Don't Have the Budget to Buy All of the Newest Technologies?
300(1)
Best Practices/Pilot Projects
301(4)
Conclusion
305(1)
Sources Cited in This
Chapter
305(2)
Recommended Sources for Further Reading
307(2)
Youth Involvement
309(30)
What Does Youth Involvement at the Library Look Like?
309(1)
Why Does Youth Involvement Matter?
310(1)
What Are the Goals and Objectives for Youth Involvement with the Library?
311(1)
Who Benefits from Youth Involvement?
312(1)
How Does Youth Involvement Begin?
312(1)
What Is the Role of the LST in Youth Involvement?
313(1)
What Are the Guidelines for Youth Participation?
314(1)
What Are the Different Ways You Can Get Teens Involved in Your Library?
314(16)
You Want to Evaluate Youth Involvement at Your Library, but Where Do You Begin?
330(1)
What Are Some Best Practices in Youth Involvement?
331(4)
What Are the Elements of Success in Youth Involvement?
335(2)
Conclusion
337(1)
Sources Cited in This
Chapter
337(1)
Recommended Sources for Further Reading
338(1)
Issues in Young Adult Services
339(14)
Questions Teens Might Ask You
340(4)
Questions Parents Might Ask You
344(1)
Questions Other Community Members Might Ask You
345(1)
Questions Other Library Staff Might Ask You
346(2)
Questions Your Library Administrators Might Ask You
348(1)
Questions You Might Ask Yourself
349(1)
Sources Cited in This
Chapter
350(3)
Conclusion 353(2)
Index 355(34)
About the Authors 389