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The Latest on AASL Knowledge Quest

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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.

     

     

    From "Lurker" to Leader: Finding Your Home in AASL Service

    Dr. April M. Dawkins, 2025-2026 AASL President-Elect

    2026-02-10 09:15 AM

    Hello, AASL Friends! As I look ahead to the 2026–2027 year, I'm filled with immense gratitude. First and foremost, thank you to everyone who has volunteered their time with AASL. Our organization is member-led, which means we simply couldn't function without you. While our small staff is wonderful, they juggle a lot, and it is [...]

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    QR Code Etiquette: or, Improving Information Access

    Steve Tetreault

    2026-02-04 09:00 AM

    They're Ugly! They're Ugly! Their Mama Says They're Ugly!  We need to talk about QR codes. I know I'm a weirdo. I'm starting from that premise when I say that I do not like QR codes. To start: They're ugly. They are never going to match a theme, except maybe in color.  While I have [...]

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    Self-Leadership in the School Library: Leading From Where You Are

    Amanda Galliton

    2026-02-03 02:48 PM

    When people talk about leadership in schools, the focus often lands on titles, principals, administrators, department heads. Yet some of the most impactful leadership happens without a formal title. For school librarians, leadership frequently begins with self-leadership: the ability to intentionally guide our own actions, mindset, and professional growth in service of students and the [...]

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    Celebrating Connection, Reflection, and Joy

    Rachel Patton

    2026-01-23 01:00 PM

    December brings a uniquely chaotic blend of academic pressure, cultural celebration, and seasonal reflection. School libraries offer a powerful blend of academic support, cultural celebration, inclusive practice, and joyful reading. By honoring local traditions, fostering empathy, easing finals stress, and building excitement for upcoming awards, librarians help create a season where every learner feels supported, [...]

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    Winter Olympics Programming = Global Learning Fun

    Amy Brownlee

    2026-01-22 09:32 AM

    Leveraging interest in the Olympics is the perfect way to bring excitement into your library this winter. Our elementary school is planning a school-wide collaborative project centering on the Winter Olympic Games, which are happening in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy, from February 6-22, 2026.   Our P.E. teacher is spearheading the project and has [...]

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    Book Creator in the School Library: 8 Meaningful Ways to Use Book Creator in Your Library and Community

    Shannon McClintock Miller

    2026-01-20 08:30 AM

    As school librarians, we are uniquely positioned at the intersection of literacy, technology, creativity, and community. Through the lens of the AASL National School Library Standards, our work focuses on empowering learners to become informed, engaged, and creative global citizens. Future Ready Librarians are instructional leaders who design learning experiences that amplify student voice, support [...]

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    Throwing a Wrench in the Works (Literally): Some More Hand Tools for Your Library

    Steve Tetreault

    2026-01-12 11:04 AM

    Previously... A couple posts back, I discussed some great hand tools to have in the library. In the middle of writing that post, I added another tool to my library tool kit, so I figured I'd mention it. But when I started to discuss it, that one tool type ended up taking more space than [...]

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