Virtual Learning
Originally aired live: August 31, 2022
Webinar: It’s Not Rocket Science! How Any library Can Do More STEM
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In this webinar, you’ll hear from two EDC researchers who have more than a decade of experience evaluating programs that have helped public libraries increase the quantity and quality of STEM resources and programming they offer. They will share what they have learned about what contributes to successful STEM programming in libraries and how integrating STEM into library programming can benefit libraries, their patrons, and their communities. You’ll hear ideas for introducing STEM programming to your library (if you are just starting to explore) or taking your STEM programming to the next level (if your library is experienced).
Watch on-demand an engaging discussion with Jen Jocz and Ginger Fitzhugh, from Education Development Center, and Gina Millsap Former Chief Executive Officer Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library.
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