Merida Factory Youth Movement
Spændende udendørs miljø for unge med brug af historiske artefakter, genbrug - og fysiske udfordringer for de unge.
http://arquitecturacasas.blogspot.dk/2011/10/merida-factory-youth-movement-fabrica.html
Blog about Children's Libraries in the future. Papers from the conference “Children’s Interactive Libraries – prototypes and strategies for the future”, comments and new ideas. Contributions are welcomed – both in English and Danish. DANISH: Blog med inspiration til udviklingen af børnebiblioteker. Oplæg fra seminar om Fremtidens interaktive børnebiblioteker og Children’s Interactive Libraries maj 2006 i Århus. Bidrag og kommentarer er velkomne – både på dansk og engelsk.
Spændende udendørs miljø for unge med brug af historiske artefakter, genbrug - og fysiske udfordringer for de unge.
Taking Part: The National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, Headline findings from the child survey, 25 October 2007
Interaktiv udstilling af Platvorm og Grob Enzo på Children's Book Museum in The Haag.
Debatmødet 15. april 2008 om fremtidens biblioteksbetjening af børn blev afsluttet med en "Open Space Cafe". Fem grupper diskuterede hvert et tema, som var foreslået af deltagerne:
Åbent debatmøde 15. april kl.9.30-16.30 på Hovedbiblioteket i Århus.
Labels: 10 bud, Børnebiblioteker
Vi ved alle, at børn er gode til at lege! Men vore børn er ualmindeligt lærenemme og nysgerrige!!Det bevises hver dag på Experimentarium.Oplæg ved seminar om Fremtidens Interaktive Børnebibliotek 2. maj ved Asger Høeg, Direktør, Experimentarium. Oplæg PDF-fil
Oplæg ved seminar 2. maj om Fremtidens interaktive børnebibliotek ved Lotte Nyboe, Adjunkt, ph.d. Institut for Litteratur, Kultur og Medier, Syddansk Universitet
Oplæg fra seminar 2. maj om Fremtidens interaktive Børnebibliotek/ Andreas Lykke-Olesen, arkitekt, ph.d.-studerende, InteractiveSpaces,Institut for design, Arkitektskolen Aarhus & Jannik Mulvad, bibliotekar,IT-konsulent og Idé- udvikler, Århus Kommunes BibliotekerOplæg PDF-fil
Ved seminar 2 maj om Fremtidens Børnebibliotek stod InteractiveSpaces og Hovedbiblioteket for et FutureLab.
The Children's Interactive Library
Consultant Ms. Bente Buchhave
Professor Roy Langer describes a communication strategy as containing push as well as pull strategies. Particularly the last dimension challenges traditional thinking and is perhaps essential for the library in order to be seen as appropriate and relevant in its own time.
Consultant Ms. Ingrid Bon, Biblioservice Gelderland and secretary of Section Libraries for Children and Young Adults of IFLA
For all who are concerned with children and young adults, the United Nations Convention on The Rights of the Child offers support in library policy and practice. Libraries, and especially children’s libraries should have as its goal "to advocate for the children’s right to information, according to the United Nations’ Convent on Children’s Rights".From that point of view it is only a small step to a specific Health Information Point for children. In a new approach some library and information students, supported by specialists on health information and children, work together in this project. Their task is to develop both a physical and digital access point with health information for children.And last but not least, the international library community (via IFLA Section Libraries for Children and Young Adults) has developed the Guidelines for libraries for children and young adults, to provide all libraries with some tools to improve the international standard of library services.
Head of Children's Department Ms. Marijke Troelstra, Amsterdam Public Library and Library Consultant Ms. Karen Bertrams, ProBiblio, The Netherlands
Project manager Mr. Peter Gall Krogh, Interactive Spaces andProject manager Mr. Jannik Mulvad, Aarhus Public Libraries
Youth Services Director Ms Melanie Huggins, Public Library of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County.
ImaginOn With the October 2005 opening of ImaginOn: The Joe & Joan Martin Center, the Public Library of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County has taken some exciting risks in creating a new model of library services for youth. With the goal of creating a destination for families that provides both the quality materials and exceptional customer service libraries are known for, PLCMC now shares a facility with the Children’s Theatre of Charlotte. The partners share the mission to "bring stories to life" which has shaped everything from architecture to interactive exhibits to staffing. Melanie Huggins will share the philosophies that guided the development of this partnership and the lesson learned thus far.
Professor Ms. Kirsten Drotner, University of Southern Denmark