Infinite Learning at the Library (Podcast)

I recorded another podcast and am sharing the mentioned quotes, books, library programs, and article in the show notes below.

Listen to Infinite Learning at the Library podcast.

Download the transcript.

Show notes:

Quotes

“Hyperlinks are people, too”
– Michael Stephens

“I am slowly learning to embrace the struggles that students experience as they engage with authentic work. If I don’t allow learning to be messy, I eliminate authentic experiences for students as thinkers and creators. I find it important to regularly remind myself that frustration leads to insights and that learning is not necessarily the equivalent of mastery.”
– Joshua Block, Embracing Messy Learning

Books

The Library Book by Susan Orlean

Palaces for the People by Eric Klinenberg

Library Programs

Library Lanes: Virtual Bowling for Older Adults (Brooklyn Public Library)

Finger Knitting & Radical Rest (Los Angeles Public Library)

Article

Embracing Messy Learning by Joshua Block

 

3 Comments

  1. Laura Skorczeski

    Thank you for reminding me that I got Palaces for the People from the library! Now to actually read it…

    • Nancy Lee

      Hope you enjoy it as much as I did! Why did some parts actually make me teary though? Libraries are doing incredible work! :’)

  2. Cara Huttinger

    Nancy,
    I really enjoyed listening to your podcast. I hate hearing my own voice, but I love the medium. So, maybe I need to get over myself! I have been meaning to read The Library for a long time, so thank you for the reminder. I thought your podcast was really thoughtful and relatable. I love that you have such a connection to your library. Joshua Block is so right! As a former teacher and eternal student, I along with many of my students have a hard time when we don’t get something right away or realize the process is not always linear. What a wonderful reminder.

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