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Membership in the AASL Chapters Forum is open to all and may include the state-level school library association’s president/chair, other officers, conference chair, etc. Past Delegates and other interested stakeholders from the association may join the forum. This space provides an opportunity to share, discuss and ask questions from chapter colleagues across the country.
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  • 1.  The Latest on AASL Knowledge Quest

    Posted Aug 27, 2025 09:10 AM
     

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    The Latest on AASL Knowledge Quest

    This weekly summary of AASL Knowledge Quest blogs offers school librarians the chance to catch up on the latest posts on the Knowledge Quest website.

     
    Marie Langevin
    2025-08-26 05:23 PM
    As I watched my kids fly down the greenway on their bikes, their laughter trailing behind, I couldn't help but think back to how they first began their two-wheeled journeys. The early days were slow, awkward, and sometimes frustrating...feet dragging on the pavement, handlebars wobbling, and the occasional topple into the grass. It took time, [...]

    Lori Lieberman
    2025-08-21 02:15 PM
    I met my best friend in high school because, according to her, I turned around in my seat, without knowing who she was, and said "that guy has the face of a rat" with an accompanying head tilt towards said rat face. Truth be told, this kid did have a real Peter Pettigrew thing going [...]

    Amy Brownlee
    2025-08-20 10:58 AM
    [Note: This is part of a series on using comic conventions as professional development. See also (Part 1a) A Guide to SDCC for Librarians and Educators.] Last summer I learned something revelatory: San Diego Comic-Con (SDCC), the world's largest comic book and pop culture convention, is chock-full of professional development opportunities for educators and librarians. [...]

    Karin Greenberg
    2025-08-15 04:07 PM
    Old Librarians Can Learn New Tricks During a morning walk in early July, I listened to an episode of The First Draft Club podcast, "How I Am Using Dictation to Write My Next Novel." Mary Adkins, an author and writing coach, was singing the praises of dictation. Later that day, on another walk, I decided [...]

    Rachel Grover
    2025-08-13 08:34 AM
    In my last post, I shared five easy ways Google Sheets keeps me organized throughout the year. Today, I'm diving into five more complex, yet indispensable, uses that form the crux of my daily organization. While they might involve a few more technical steps and advanced features, I use these documents to free up my [...]

    Marie Langevin
    2025-08-12 02:31 PM

    Stacy Gilbert
    2025-08-11 10:55 AM
    Here are 10 tips I have learned from all of these invaluable resources that can help you keep your sanity this school year, whether it is your first or your ninety-ninth.

     

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