The forum continued in the format of master classes. Molchanova M.A., head of the service department of the Russian State Children’s Library, curator of the project “Give a child a book” (Russian Federation, Moscow), during her speech, presented innovative projects in the field of children’s libraries as a way to attract readers and increase competitiveness.
The Russian State Children’s Library has recently launched educational centers to introduce children to reading #KnowRead, the “Great Children’s Reading Expedition”, and the “I Like It!” campaign, which allows young readers to select and evaluate the best of the new book releases of the year.
Maria Alexandrovna spoke about the major ongoing projects “Symbols of Russia”, “Virtual Museum of Filmstrip”, and the project “Give a Child a Book”. A separate block was devoted to electronic recommendation resources of the Russian State Children’s Library.
Colleagues from the KSU “Regional Library for Children and Youth named after I. Altynsarin” (Kostanay) shared their experience in creating and conducting circle activities in libraries of the Kostanay region.
There was a presentation of an electronic manual on digital etiquette “Harmful Life Hacks” for students in grades 2-4.