Earlier this week I was contacted by Shawn, an Innovation Media Specialist at an elementary school in Illinois. One of her school’s EL teachers – the fabulous Lata Shah – had translated LAFE into three more languages!
Thank you both Lata and Shawn!!!
John Lee used the Submit a Translation form on the #LAFE Library page to send me the Ho-Chunk translation. Yay! They even broke down the meaning: waagax hakiruxara – bookhociira – the houseshanąąc – everyonewagi’ųire – they made it for them Thank you very much, John Lee!!!
Kristi, a Library Media Specialist in Kansas, reached out to me with the Sinhalese translation of Libraries Are For Everyone. If anyone out there can translate this using the Sinhala alphabet, then I’ll happily add a set of those signs to this post. Thank you so very much, Kristi!!!
Oh hai! To say the very least: my life has ramped up intensity almost to my breaking point. But I miss blogging! But blogging takes time and energy – two things that I have very little of right now! It’s a Catch-Shmoopitty-Shmoo! But I’ve had a handful of library workers, from Nebraska and beyond, reach…
<p style=”text-align:center”><img class=”aligncenter wp-image-563″ title=”"May Flower" display at the library – using discarded books, paint, and a few more things we made a fun Eric Carle-esque flower wonderland.” src=”http://hafuboti.wpcomstaging.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/3flowers.jpg” alt=”” width=”584″ height=”243″></p> This is one of those projects where I can only take a tiny-bit-o-credit for anything but putting two other peoples’ ideas together, and…
This translation comes from Ludy’s Danish father-in-law Søren Borch! Thank you, Søren!!!
Last year I had the honor of being the keynote speaker for the Lake Superior Libraries Symposium – it’s a great conference that if you get a chance to attend, then please do! Not only did I keynote, but they asked if I would design a logo for their theme of Advance, Challenge, Transform. After…
