Why do libraries spend thousands of dollars a year on Microsoft Windows licenses for pc’s that are only used for access to the internet? I’m no expert by any means, so it’s possible that they think it’s worth it so they won’t need a separate server for those computers, but in reality they probably already have a [...]
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Scratch Day is coming!
Posted in Library 2.0, Library Programming, youth services, tagged children, freeware, game maker, gaming, libraries, library, Library 2.0, scratch, software, teens, video games, young adults, youth programming, youth services on March 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
And, no, that doesn’t mean we will spend all day scratching ourselves… Scratch Day is on May 16, 2009 – follow the link above to find more info. It doesn’t say, but I think this is the first of its kind. If there are any librarians out there who have considered trying something like this [...]
