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Occupy Your Sidewalk With A Micro-Library
Across the country, guerrilla librarians are creating community-curated book lending systems.
Education
The Year in Education: Seven Innovations Changing the Way the World Learns
From gaming to teacher leadership, 2011 brought plenty of classroom innovation that promises to make us smarter.
Culture
Library's "Living Books" Program Will Loan Human Experts
At the new library in Surrey, British Columbia, people can "check out" experts on a topic of interest.
Education
Why the Most Literate Cities in America Aren't the Wealthiest
Money can't buy literacy.
News
'Books Are Speech': Why the OWS Library's Destruction Is So Upsetting
For Occupy Wall Street supporters, crushing a library felt like crushing the collective imagination.
Education
Books From Bankrupt Borders Will Help Public School Students
The company hired to liquidate Borders is donating more than 8,000 academic-quality texts to Chicago's schools.
Education
Boosting Literacy Through America's Littlest Library Branch
The public library in Clinton, New York upcycled a classic British phone booth and turned it into a neighborhood branch.
Education
Are Digital Media Labs the Libraries of the Future?
Could a digital media lab in downtown Chicago be the library of the future?
Education
When Renovating a Library Means Ditching the Books
A Massachusetts school's experiment in taking its library digital has been a rousing success
Education
'Where Do You Call Home?' For These Kids, It's the Library
They'll remind you why you love the library, too.
