by Zach Miller
Quick Summary
The next time I go to ALA's Annual Conference, I will make Ignite Sessions my top priority. The sessions I saw were full of laughter and thought-provoking information.
The next time I go to ALA's Annual Conference, I will make Ignite Sessions my top priority. The sessions I saw were full of laughter and thought-provoking information. The five-minute time limit for each presentation forced presenters to get right to the point, and get to the point they did. I left the packed room feeling energized and as though I had learned more in the previous 30 minutes than I had in all the other sessions combined.
Follow the session links below for more information on the topics these excellent presenters covered.
But even more importantly, the next time you see "Ignite Sessions" on a conference program, don't miss them.
- Beth Saxton: Library Rescue: What Libraries Can Learn from Reality TV
- Jenny Powell: Engage your local community to build passionate support for the library
- Zachary Newell: Making space, holding spark: Creativity and the library
- Joan Petit: Yik Yak & the Public Library
- Mary Abler: Outreach - Keep it Simple, Stupid
- Simone Fujita: Zine Library 101!
