Online Summer Reading Logs

[Sharon Foster]

The youth librarian at my former POW set up a private wiki using (iirc)
Wikispaces and invited the teens to join by request. This reassured the
parents that their children's identities wouldn't be risked on the open Web.

Sharon
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Sharon M. Foster
"Preserving the best of what we know and making it accessible to everyone"




On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 3:30 PM, Ellen Paul <ellen.a.paul at gmail.com> wrote:

> Good Afternoon -
>
> Slightly off topic.  We are ramping up our teen summer reading program and
> I'd like to transition from traditional paper reading logs (which
> inevitably get lost) to an online log, preferably one that can be accessed
> from a smart phone.  Has any other library done this?  Does anyone have any
> suggestions how we might implement this?  I'd love to do something that
> teens could log into from anywhere but that the library could access as
> well to gather statistics at the end of the summer.  Perhaps the solution
> is something like LibraryThing or Good Reads but I wanted to crowd source
> just to make sure someone doesn't have a great idea that I'm missing.
>
> Thanks so much for any assistance.
>
> Best Wishes,
> Ellen
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> Ellen Paul
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> ellen.a.paul at gmail.com
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