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Paperback. Condición: Very Good. It's a well-cared-for item that has seen limited use. The item may show minor signs of wear. All the text is legible, with all pages included. It may have slight markings and/or highlighting.

Condición: Very Good. Former library copy. Pages intact with possible writing/highlighting. Binding strong with minor wear. Dust jackets/supplements may not be included. Includes library markings. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Condición: New. 2021. hardcover. . . . . .

Condición: New. 2021. hardcover. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Condición: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Condición: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Condición: New.

Condición: New.

Paperback. Condición: New. This book shows academic and public libraries the many benefits of nurturing a culture of creativity, offering hands-on guidance on encouraging cross-disciplinary collaboration, launching active-learning events that highlight collections and services, fostering goodwill and trust-building, and forming partnerships that promote library visibility.Today's library workers have many roles to play: information gatekeepers, connectors, collaborators, and storytellers. The key ingredient is creativity, which acts as the lynchpin of functioning successfully as a team as well as impacting communities in positive ways. This book examines creativity and how it can be applied in library work culture, programming, and outreach. Lotts shows how libraries can encourage staff to approach teaching, learning, and problem-solving in unconventional ways. This invigorating bookdemonstrates why the challenges of our current historical moment provide us with a unique opportunity to stop and consider our work and our goals;dives into several case studies of creative and playful library projects, many of which can be adapted for reuse, investigating how they came to be and the impact they have had on their communities;discusses getting buy-in from administrators and funding organizations;offers pointers on collaborating with communities;guides readers in assessing the impact projects have on communities; andtalks about how to learn and grow from failure and frustration.

Paperback. Condición: New. Play is a state of mind, and a means to have fun, explore wild ideas, and get lost in "the flow." Not only does play make library work more enjoyable and less stressful, it can also help us do our jobs better-while making the library a much more engaging and delightful presence in the community at large. Regardless of your age, background, or comfort level, you can use a playful mindset to jumpstart your organization's initiatives, programs, and services. As you follow this book's roadmap, you will be introduced to the fundamentals of play, come to see why it remains so important even for adults, and get advice on overcoming some of the common obstacles that organizations face in incorporating play; explore your own personal relationships with play, using reflection prompts in each chapter; learn about dozens of examples of the many unexpected spaces where play can be found, encompassing public libraries, academic libraries, museums, and other settings; understand how playfulness can be harnessed to improve learning, teaching, engagement, and assessment in a variety of different contexts; read about the ins and outs of games in libraries, with profiles of several successful programs and game collections that will serve as inspirations for your own library or organization; find out why low-risk, high-impact making activities and makerspaces can be powerful initiatives for libraries to expand their reach; learn how libraries can work together with their constituents to build healthier and more welcoming communities, using play to reflect culture and history while honoring diversity; and gain an appreciation for the power of "playing at work" to feel relaxed, keep flexible, and joyfully collaborate with your colleagues.

Paperback. Condición: New. This book shows academic and public libraries the many benefits of nurturing a culture of creativity, offering hands-on guidance on encouraging cross-disciplinary collaboration, launching active-learning events that highlight collections and services, fostering goodwill and trust-building, and forming partnerships that promote library visibility.Today's library workers have many roles to play: information gatekeepers, connectors, collaborators, and storytellers. The key ingredient is creativity, which acts as the lynchpin of functioning successfully as a team as well as impacting communities in positive ways. This book examines creativity and how it can be applied in library work culture, programming, and outreach. Lotts shows how libraries can encourage staff to approach teaching, learning, and problem-solving in unconventional ways. This invigorating bookdemonstrates why the challenges of our current historical moment provide us with a unique opportunity to stop and consider our work and our goals;dives into several case studies of creative and playful library projects, many of which can be adapted for reuse, investigating how they came to be and the impact they have had on their communities;discusses getting buy-in from administrators and funding organizations;offers pointers on collaborating with communities;guides readers in assessing the impact projects have on communities; andtalks about how to learn and grow from failure and frustration.

Paperback. Condición: New. Play is a state of mind, and a means to have fun, explore wild ideas, and get lost in "the flow." Not only does play make library work more enjoyable and less stressful, it can also help us do our jobs better-while making the library a much more engaging and delightful presence in the community at large. Regardless of your age, background, or comfort level, you can use a playful mindset to jumpstart your organization's initiatives, programs, and services. As you follow this book's roadmap, you will be introduced to the fundamentals of play, come to see why it remains so important even for adults, and get advice on overcoming some of the common obstacles that organizations face in incorporating play; explore your own personal relationships with play, using reflection prompts in each chapter; learn about dozens of examples of the many unexpected spaces where play can be found, encompassing public libraries, academic libraries, museums, and other settings; understand how playfulness can be harnessed to improve learning, teaching, engagement, and assessment in a variety of different contexts; read about the ins and outs of games in libraries, with profiles of several successful programs and game collections that will serve as inspirations for your own library or organization; find out why low-risk, high-impact making activities and makerspaces can be powerful initiatives for libraries to expand their reach; learn how libraries can work together with their constituents to build healthier and more welcoming communities, using play to reflect culture and history while honoring diversity; and gain an appreciation for the power of "playing at work" to feel relaxed, keep flexible, and joyfully collaborate with your colleagues.

Condición: new.

Condición: New.

Condición: New.

Condición: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Condición: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 116 pages. 8.75x6.00x0.50 inches. In Stock.

Einband - flex.(Paperback). Condición: New. Shows academic and public libraries the many benefits of nurturing a culture of creativity, offering hands-on guidance on encouraging cross-disciplinary collaboration, launching active-learning events that highlight collections and services, fostering goodw.

Paperback. Condición: New. This book shows academic and public libraries the many benefits of nurturing a culture of creativity, offering hands-on guidance on encouraging cross-disciplinary collaboration, launching active-learning events that highlight collections and services, fostering goodwill and trust-building, and forming partnerships that promote library visibility.Today's library workers have many roles to play: information gatekeepers, connectors, collaborators, and storytellers. The key ingredient is creativity, which acts as the lynchpin of functioning successfully as a team as well as impacting communities in positive ways. This book examines creativity and how it can be applied in library work culture, programming, and outreach. Lotts shows how libraries can encourage staff to approach teaching, learning, and problem-solving in unconventional ways. This invigorating bookdemonstrates why the challenges of our current historical moment provide us with a unique opportunity to stop and consider our work and our goals;dives into several case studies of creative and playful library projects, many of which can be adapted for reuse, investigating how they came to be and the impact they have had on their communities;discusses getting buy-in from administrators and funding organizations;offers pointers on collaborating with communities;guides readers in assessing the impact projects have on communities; andtalks about how to learn and grow from failure and frustration.

Paperback. Condición: New. Play is a state of mind, and a means to have fun, explore wild ideas, and get lost in "the flow." Not only does play make library work more enjoyable and less stressful, it can also help us do our jobs better-while making the library a much more engaging and delightful presence in the community at large. Regardless of your age, background, or comfort level, you can use a playful mindset to jumpstart your organization's initiatives, programs, and services. As you follow this book's roadmap, you will be introduced to the fundamentals of play, come to see why it remains so important even for adults, and get advice on overcoming some of the common obstacles that organizations face in incorporating play; explore your own personal relationships with play, using reflection prompts in each chapter; learn about dozens of examples of the many unexpected spaces where play can be found, encompassing public libraries, academic libraries, museums, and other settings; understand how playfulness can be harnessed to improve learning, teaching, engagement, and assessment in a variety of different contexts; read about the ins and outs of games in libraries, with profiles of several successful programs and game collections that will serve as inspirations for your own library or organization; find out why low-risk, high-impact making activities and makerspaces can be powerful initiatives for libraries to expand their reach; learn how libraries can work together with their constituents to build healthier and more welcoming communities, using play to reflect culture and history while honoring diversity; and gain an appreciation for the power of "playing at work" to feel relaxed, keep flexible, and joyfully collaborate with your colleagues.

Condición: New.

Paperback. Condición: New. This book shows academic and public libraries the many benefits of nurturing a culture of creativity, offering hands-on guidance on encouraging cross-disciplinary collaboration, launching active-learning events that highlight collections and services, fostering goodwill and trust-building, and forming partnerships that promote library visibility.Today's library workers have many roles to play: information gatekeepers, connectors, collaborators, and storytellers. The key ingredient is creativity, which acts as the lynchpin of functioning successfully as a team as well as impacting communities in positive ways. This book examines creativity and how it can be applied in library work culture, programming, and outreach. Lotts shows how libraries can encourage staff to approach teaching, learning, and problem-solving in unconventional ways. This invigorating bookdemonstrates why the challenges of our current historical moment provide us with a unique opportunity to stop and consider our work and our goals;dives into several case studies of creative and playful library projects, many of which can be adapted for reuse, investigating how they came to be and the impact they have had on their communities;discusses getting buy-in from administrators and funding organizations;offers pointers on collaborating with communities;guides readers in assessing the impact projects have on communities; andtalks about how to learn and grow from failure and frustration.

Paperback. Condición: New. Play is a state of mind, and a means to have fun, explore wild ideas, and get lost in "the flow." Not only does play make library work more enjoyable and less stressful, it can also help us do our jobs better-while making the library a much more engaging and delightful presence in the community at large. Regardless of your age, background, or comfort level, you can use a playful mindset to jumpstart your organization's initiatives, programs, and services. As you follow this book's roadmap, you will be introduced to the fundamentals of play, come to see why it remains so important even for adults, and get advice on overcoming some of the common obstacles that organizations face in incorporating play; explore your own personal relationships with play, using reflection prompts in each chapter; learn about dozens of examples of the many unexpected spaces where play can be found, encompassing public libraries, academic libraries, museums, and other settings; understand how playfulness can be harnessed to improve learning, teaching, engagement, and assessment in a variety of different contexts; read about the ins and outs of games in libraries, with profiles of several successful programs and game collections that will serve as inspirations for your own library or organization; find out why low-risk, high-impact making activities and makerspaces can be powerful initiatives for libraries to expand their reach; learn how libraries can work together with their constituents to build healthier and more welcoming communities, using play to reflect culture and history while honoring diversity; and gain an appreciation for the power of "playing at work" to feel relaxed, keep flexible, and joyfully collaborate with your colleagues.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware.

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Play is a state of mind, and a means to have fun, explore wild ideas, and get lost in the flow. Not only does play make library work more enjoyable and less stressful, it can also help us do our jobs betterwhile making the library a much more engaging and delightful presence in the community at large. Regardless of your age, background, or comfort level, you can use a playful mindset to jumpstart your organizations initiatives, programs, and services. As you follow this books roadmap, you will be introduced to the fundamentals of play, come to see why it remains so important even for adults, and get advice on overcoming some of the common obstacles that organizations face in incorporating play; explore your own personal relationships with play, using reflection prompts in each chapter; learn about dozens of examples of the many unexpected spaces where play can be found, encompassing public libraries, academic libraries, museums, and other settings; understand how playfulness can be harnessed to improve learning, teaching, engagement, and assessment in a variety of different contexts; read about the ins and outs of games in libraries, with profiles of several successful programs and game collections that will serve as inspirations for your own library or organization; find out why low-risk, high-impact making activities and makerspaces can be powerful initiatives for libraries to expand their reach; learn how libraries can work together with their constituents to build healthier and more welcoming communities, using play to reflect culture and history while honoring diversity; and gain an appreciation for the power of playing at work to feel relaxed, keep flexible, and joyfully collaborate with your colleagues. Play is a state of mind, and a means to have fun, explore wild ideas, and get lost in the flow. Not only does it make library work more enjoyable and less stressful, it can help us do our jobs betterwhile making the library a more engaging and delightful presence in the community at large. Use a playful mindset to jumpstart your organization. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Play is a state of mind, and a means to have fun, explore wild ideas, and get lost in the flow. Not only does play make library work more enjoyable and less stressful, it can also help us do our jobs betterwhile making the library a much more engaging and delightful presence in the community at large. Regardless of your age, background, or comfort level, you can use a playful mindset to jumpstart your organizations initiatives, programs, and services. As you follow this books roadmap, you will be introduced to the fundamentals of play, come to see why it remains so important even for adults, and get advice on overcoming some of the common obstacles that organizations face in incorporating play; explore your own personal relationships with play, using reflection prompts in each chapter; learn about dozens of examples of the many unexpected spaces where play can be found, encompassing public libraries, academic libraries, museums, and other settings; understand how playfulness can be harnessed to improve learning, teaching, engagement, and assessment in a variety of different contexts; read about the ins and outs of games in libraries, with profiles of several successful programs and game collections that will serve as inspirations for your own library or organization; find out why low-risk, high-impact making activities and makerspaces can be powerful initiatives for libraries to expand their reach; learn how libraries can work together with their constituents to build healthier and more welcoming communities, using play to reflect culture and history while honoring diversity; and gain an appreciation for the power of playing at work to feel relaxed, keep flexible, and joyfully collaborate with your colleagues. Play is a state of mind, and a means to have fun, explore wild ideas, and get lost in the flow. Not only does it make library work more enjoyable and less stressful, it can help us do our jobs betterwhile making the library a more engaging and delightful presence in the community at large. Use a playful mindset to jumpstart your organization. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Play is a state of mind, and a means to have fun, explore wild ideas, and get lost in the flow. Not only does play make library work more enjoyable and less stressful, it can also help us do our jobs betterwhile making the library a much more engaging and delightful presence in the community at large. Regardless of your age, background, or comfort level, you can use a playful mindset to jumpstart your organizations initiatives, programs, and services. As you follow this books roadmap, you will be introduced to the fundamentals of play, come to see why it remains so important even for adults, and get advice on overcoming some of the common obstacles that organizations face in incorporating play; explore your own personal relationships with play, using reflection prompts in each chapter; learn about dozens of examples of the many unexpected spaces where play can be found, encompassing public libraries, academic libraries, museums, and other settings; understand how playfulness can be harnessed to improve learning, teaching, engagement, and assessment in a variety of different contexts; read about the ins and outs of games in libraries, with profiles of several successful programs and game collections that will serve as inspirations for your own library or organization; find out why low-risk, high-impact making activities and makerspaces can be powerful initiatives for libraries to expand their reach; learn how libraries can work together with their constituents to build healthier and more welcoming communities, using play to reflect culture and history while honoring diversity; and gain an appreciation for the power of playing at work to feel relaxed, keep flexible, and joyfully collaborate with your colleagues. Play is a state of mind, and a means to have fun, explore wild ideas, and get lost in the flow. Not only does it make library work more enjoyable and less stressful, it can help us do our jobs betterwhile making the library a more engaging and delightful presence in the community at large. Use a playful mindset to jumpstart your organization. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.