Columnist Karen Muller recommends several new books to help expand or reimagine library programming, mostly in public libraries.

Columnist Abby Johnson suggests self-guided programming for youth and their caregivers in the library, as a way to expand offerings while mitigating costs.

Jul. 20—When St. Peter Library's assistant library supervisor, Leticia Snow, first started her role in overseeing teen and young adult programming in 2020, she noticed a gap in community ...

Technologies such as e-books and mobile devices are an investment that will greatly benefit the public library system in the coming years. The infographic below outlines the public’s opinion of ...

Library program planner Linda Hori and children's librarian Elizabeth Saucedo plan diverse calendar of events for all — 'from babies to seniors' ...

An infographic (below) from Orbit Media Studios expands on the thesis and delves into the details of the two strategies. It covers the differences between publication and library strategies in areas ...

Become a Top Coder: See Which Programming Language Is Right for You The infographic below was designed to help you decide which programming language you should learn first.

The meatiest part of the infographic is the comparison of programming languages, which charts the creator of a particular language, its primary uses, and who uses the language.

How to Choose Which Programming Language to Learn [Infographic] Udacity illustrates how to pick the programming language for the life you want.