From the State LibraryAASL has announced its 2021 Best Digital Tools for Teaching and Learning. This recognition honors electronic resources that provide enhanced learning and curriculum development for school librarians and their educator collaborators. View the list here:www.ala.org/aasl/awards/best Traveling Exhibition In 2018, the Miami University Art Museum (Oxford, OH) presented an original art exhibition based on children's picture books exploring African-American history and cultural identity. Telling A People's Story: African-American Children's Illustrated Literature was 3 years in the making in collaboration with some of the top scholars in the field of African-American children's literature, including Ohioans Rudine Sims Bishop, Darwin Henderson and Arnold Adoff, along with 2 Ohio librarians, Sam Bloom and Gratia Banta, involved with ALA and the Coretta Scott King Award. As an outgrowth, a traveling panel exhibition version was created for circulation to public libraries and public schools. In fact, 5 sets have circulated thanks to a grant from the Martha Holden Jennings Foundation in Cleveland. Since August 2018, more than 60 venues across the country have hosted the panel exhibition. Most of these venues are public libraries, including at least 12 in Ohio, and others in Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, even as far as New Mexico. What’s Included
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Jason E. Shaiman Curator of Exhibitions Miami University Art Museum 801 S. Patterson Ave. Oxford, OH 45056 (513) 529-2241 ph (513) 529-6555 fax shaimaje@MiamiOH.edu www.MiamiOH.edu/artmuseum PGP: he, him, his | |
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