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KPL received Federal funding to purchase 100 chromebooks and hotspots thanks to the Emergency Connectivity Funding grant. The first batch ar...
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This from Sheila: Recently I have been observing Jake talking to children and teens and I need to say it is such a joy to watch! It is like...
It could be a book club pow-wow/huddle wall, or the tech guide area.
ReplyDeleteLooks like it would make a nice study space.
ReplyDeleteI think it would get dirty pretty quickly, and the fabric it's made from seems like it would be hard to clean. I'm not a fan.
ReplyDeleteI could see this working well in a teen area or as a study nook. I am also wondering how it would hold up over time and how much space it would take up. If I saw it in person I could probably judge better.
ReplyDeleteThis is Rachael Murphy by the way!
DeleteI like the tech guide idea! I'm not partial to orange. Maybe the loan period is long enough to see how dirty it gets?
DeleteI'm all for unique privacy nooks as library options!! ... but not in orange ("Orange evokes excitement and enthusiasm, and is an energetic color. While not a good idea for a living room or for bedrooms, this color is great for an exercise room ..." Read more: http://freshome.com/room-color-and-how-it-affects-your-mood/#ixzz4WcefUJk8) ... just imagining the possibilities :). Sue Vaal
ReplyDeleteI agree it should be used for the tech guide.
ReplyDeleteI like the tech guide idea. It does takes up a bit of space though. I think it is too big for YS.
ReplyDeleteI would not recommend it for the teens as it would be a cozy and ideal place to do things that we would like to avoid at the library! :-)
I like the idea of using it for a tech guide area. I feel like it would help with the volume. A darker color/no pattern would look better, though. Just a thought!
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