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We're all set up for GraphicCon! āØā . The weather is great and there are so many cool vendors to see! And as a bonus you can come get a selfie with Long Furby. The show runs from 10am to 6pm today. Hope to see you there! . . . #graphicon #graphiccon2019 #plushartist #longfurby #comicconvention #artistalley #sudbury #canadianmade (at Sudbury Community Arena) https://www.instagram.com/p/Byc-bwtJbIR/?igshid=klvvuc02ra3f
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Comic & Gaming Sessions @ ALA Annual
Heading to ALA Annual Conference next week? First of all:
Second: Donāt miss out on the gaming and comics sessions that will be happening next week! Sessions range from creating fandom programming to fun ways to gamify research topics. Weāll see you there.
Keywords to Mastery Game: An active learning approach to discover research topics
Saturday 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM - Location: McCormick Place, W176b
A fun and interactive hands-on workshop where you build and play your own low-tech game that helps students gain keyword and natural language processing skills for database searching. Choose a research topic, identify keywords on card decks, and recruit 2-6 players for a collaborative way to construct your research topic. Build your own game, play it, and see how it boosts keyword natural language processing skills within this 50 minute workshop.
Running a Library Presence @ Fan Conventions, Festivals, and Events Saturday 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM - Location: McCormick Place, W474b
Fan conventions, festivals, and events offer a unique environment for libraries to connect with their local communities and market library services and resources. Join library staff as they discuss the trials, tribulations, and joys of creating library presences at New York Comic Con, C2E2, San Diego Comic-Con, Emerald City Comicon, and the Toronto Comics Arts Festival, and give tips on how you can do it at your local convention. Learn about running panels for library staff and educators, offering readers' advisory and research help, promoting diverse material, showcasing items from special collections, and running a pop-up library lounge!
Fandom Programs for Tweens, Teens, and Adults
Sunday 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM - Location: McCormick Place, W187c
Give fans who are passionate about genres, characters, games, and book series plenty of reasons to return to your library again and again! Youāll walk away with inspiration and ideas that can be used with a variety of fandoms and interests at your own library!
Comics Roundtable: What does the future of comics librarianship look like?
Sunday 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM - Location: McCormick Place, W476
We're at a point where libraries have long-standing graphic novel collections and there are a number of specialized professional development days focused on comics in libraries happening throughout North America each year. But what conversations aren't we having about comics and libraries and what areas still exist for comics-librarian-exploration?
Telling Their Stories through Graphic Novels - Views from Behind the Fence
Monday 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM - Location: McCormick Place, W176b
A school librarian and school library professor will describe the 2016 Will Eisner Innovation Grant Award project that they facilitated at the Birchwood School at the South Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice. The grant project was a collaboration between the Birchwood School and the School of Library and Information Science at the University of South Carolina. Incarcerated students wrote and story-boarded the text for a graphic novel based on their gang experiences.
The GraphiCon schedule is here!
Are you attending ALA Annual Conference and looking for some geeky and comic sessions to attend? Fret no more ā GraphiCon is here! GraphiCon is a roundup of all the geeky and comic programming happening at ALA Annual Conference. It is kicked off at the Graphic Novel Friday Forum and goes on until the end of conference.Ā
Aside from the list of panels there is also an artist alley, Graphic Novel and Gaming Stage on the exhibit floor (more details coming soon) and a Gaming Lounge (sign up for anĀ escape room experience here)!Ā
Check out the roundup of panels from all sorts of divisions, round tables and offices within ALA. The sessions withĀ ā” are brought to you by the Graphic Novels & Comics in Libraries Member Interest Group (MIG).
Graphic-Con is only a week away!
Iām very excited to be returning. Iāll be at table A23 in Artistās Alley this year. Can't wait!
More Graphiccon signs and my Pokemon bath bombs I made.
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Thank you to Graphicon for featuring my work in your booklet. Itās a huge honour because I really did not expect this will be included.Ā
ALAAC15: Artists Alley!
SWEET KIRBY CRACKLE! Look at this lineup! Eisner Award winners! Book award winners! Famous illustrators! Cool cartoonists! Bestselling authors! Fan favorites! All at the American Library Associationās annual conference in San FranciscoĀ this weekend! Yeah, I expect great authors to show up at every American Library Association conference (some to accept awards), but thisā¦ WOW! And this is justā¦
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Pretty sure it's this video.
