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Episode 2: Date with a Fire Ring
As the 'stay at home' order continues, Alisha and Amy find new ways to keep life interesting. How, exactly, are their assignments going? We'll also hear from Mike "Mac" McCullough, who gets listeners up to speed on the library's Covid-19 resources and his dates with a fire ring.
Links:
- Hoopla ‘action view’ — Alisha’s blog post about getting the most from graphic novels in Hoopla.
- We need each other during this time — From Mac’s blog post:
“Turns out that staying on top of the evolving needs of our community in the age of physical distancing is no less demanding than working a desk. People are putting in long hours and pushing the boundaries of what's possible, and we're still learning.”Covid-19 Share your Story — “A call for volunteers: The COVID-19 Pandemic has affected all of us in many different ways and we are all eyewitnesses to the events that have been unfolding the last few weeks. This is a time for us to record our daily experiences, thoughts, and feelings in diary form, either in writing or video. The Library of Michigan and Historical Society of Michigan envision collecting and preserving these stories. The goal is to preserve the stories of our daily lives during the crisis and to provide future historians, researchers, and students with information and data on life in Michigan communities during the Pandemic.”
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By Willard LibraryAs the 'stay at home' order continues, Alisha and Amy find new ways to keep life interesting. How, exactly, are their assignments going? We'll also hear from Mike "Mac" McCullough, who gets listeners up to speed on the library's Covid-19 resources and his dates with a fire ring.
Links:
- Hoopla ‘action view’ — Alisha’s blog post about getting the most from graphic novels in Hoopla.
- We need each other during this time — From Mac’s blog post:
“Turns out that staying on top of the evolving needs of our community in the age of physical distancing is no less demanding than working a desk. People are putting in long hours and pushing the boundaries of what's possible, and we're still learning.”Covid-19 Share your Story — “A call for volunteers: The COVID-19 Pandemic has affected all of us in many different ways and we are all eyewitnesses to the events that have been unfolding the last few weeks. This is a time for us to record our daily experiences, thoughts, and feelings in diary form, either in writing or video. The Library of Michigan and Historical Society of Michigan envision collecting and preserving these stories. The goal is to preserve the stories of our daily lives during the crisis and to provide future historians, researchers, and students with information and data on life in Michigan communities during the Pandemic.”