Guest speaker sessions via Zoom:
Thursday, May 25 from 3:30 to 5:30 pm ET (recordings available)
Manga has exploded in popularity across the U.S. over the past several years. More and more young people are looking for new manga titles in their libraries, and manga is proving to be an exciting opportunity to get young people engaged in libraries and classrooms. The problem is that many teachers and librarians don’t know how to incorporate manga into their programs and curricula. This crash course is here to help.
In this 2-hour crash course, you will learn how to use manga effectively in your library or classroom to increase student engagement. You will leave with tips on how to read, analyze, and teach manga, as well as ideas for manga-based programs and activities.
The live sessions run on Thursday, May 25, 2023 from approximately 3:30-5:30 pm ET (recorded for on-demand viewing). Don’t miss this opportunity!
After you attend this interactive online course and workshop, you’ll be able to:
Increase student engagement through Manga-based programs and collections
Evaluate Manga for age appropriateness
Assess inclusiveness and diverse representation in Manga titles
Understand different types of Manga and what you should build into your collections
Create programs that feature Manga for your library
When you sign up early, you’ll have immediate access to our Early Access On Demand Resources—a series of webinars from Library Journal and School Library Journal contributors along with rich, supporting materials in the form of readings, activities, and videos—to explore at your own pace.
Any librarian or educator who wants to innovate their programs and curricula to include manga. This course will be particularly good for educators, school librarians, and children’s and youth services librarians.
Can’t make a live session? All guest speaker sessions are recorded and available on demand for six months following the initial broadcast.
2 professional development credit hours
For support with online courses, please contact libraryjournal@edmaker.co
All guest speaker sessions feature live captioning and are made available on demand after the initial broadcast. Please email libraryjournal@edmaker.co upon registration if you require any special accommodations and we will make our best efforts to facilitate them.
Jilian Rudes
Jillian Rudes is the school librarian at a 6th-12th grade, public school in New York City. She is the founder of Manga in Libraries, a company which provides readers’ advisory lists and hosts webinars, panels, and workshops. She is also the author of Manga in Libraries: A Guide for Teen Librarians. She received the American Association of School Librarians’ (AASL) Collaborative School Library Award in 2020 and the American Library Association’s (ALA) Scholastic Library Publishing Award in 2022. She was also deemed the “Manga Maven” by Library Journal and was selected as a Library Journal Mover & Shaker in 2022. You can find a ton of resources on her website at MangaInLibraries.com and can follow her on Twitter @JRlibrarian.
Discounted registration fees are available for groups of 3 or more. When you register your team for our online courses, they will be placed in the same small workshop group, where discussions and project-based assignments receive feedback from an experienced librarian.
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If your group prefers to work separately, just let us know.
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For support with online courses, please contact libraryjournal@edmaker.co.
Session 1 | 3:30-4:10 pm ET
This session will teach you the foundations of manga so that you are familiar with and confident in your ability to assess the genre. You will also learn how to evaluate manga titles to determine what to add to your collections and how to assess age appropriateness and representation to ensure your manga collections are inclusive.
Speaker:
Jillian Rudes, NYC School, Japanese Culture & Manga Librarian MangainLibraries.com |
Session 2 | 4:10-4:20 EST
Interested in what’s next or how to go even deeper? This session will provide more information about our Fall courses. Take this opportunity to ask questions about our full roster of courses, gain transparency into our process, and give your feedback about what you’d like us to do next.
Break | 4:20-4:30 EST
Session 3 | 4:30-5:10 EST
This session will teach you how to build innovative, social-emotional leaning programs around manga. You will learn new ideas for engaging young people in your library by following their interests and including their voices in program development. Leave with tangible ideas for manga-based programs and book clubs that you can apply in your library right away.
Speaker:
Jillian Rudes, NYC School, Japanese Culture & Manga Librarian MangainLibraries.com |
Session 4 | 5:10-5:30 EST
This live, moderated discussion will give you an immediate opportunity to process and apply the skills you’ve learned in the previous sessions. You will have the opportunity to join on camera and audio to discuss ideas, ask questions, and hear from other participants in class.
Speaker:
Jillian Rudes, NYC School, Japanese Culture & Manga Librarian MangainLibraries.com |
Live session with Andrea Blackman and Tasneem Ansariyah Grace |
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