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Abby Hargreaves

Abby Hargreaves

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Washington

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and physical activity., video gamesI cover a diverse range of topics including esports, with a focus on sleep and streaming entertainment. I also write about health and science, circadian rhythms

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Total articles 237

  • Hacking the Restorative Justice Model in Teen Services

    By Abby Hargreaves| publiclibrariesonline.org@ It’s a common refrain among teen librarians: “I just can’t get teens to come in.”COVID- 19 hasn’t helped and teens are incredibly busy with obligations to school, extracurriculars, work, family, friends, and more. Aside from offering tools and resources to help ease the burden of those loads, there is little librarians can do about their overload of commitments. But we can make an effort to make the library more welcoming for teens.

    By Abby Hargreaves · publiclibrariesonline.org

    Jan. 05, 2023

  • Connect with Patrons Using TikTok

    By Abby Hargreaves| publiclibrariesonline.org@ There is no doubt that TikTok has taken publishing and the bookish community by storm. It’s become a pervasive social media/content creation app with a robust impact on how readers find out about, interact with, and enjoy books (and more). Many libraries have hopped on the TikTok train to great success, using the app to connect with patrons, expound about the benefits of using the library, and more.

    By Abby Hargreaves · publiclibrariesonline.org

    Dec. 30, 2022

  • Hacking the Restorative Justice Model in Teen Services

    By Abby Hargreaves| publiclibrariesonline.org@ It’s a common refrain among teen librarians: “I just can’t get teens to come in.”COVID- 19 hasn’t helped and teens are incredibly busy with obligations to school, extracurriculars, work, family, friends, and more. Aside from offering tools and resources to help ease the burden of those loads, there is little librarians can do about their overload of commitments. But we can make an effort to make the library more welcoming for teens.

    By Abby Hargreaves · publiclibrariesonline.org

    Jan. 05, 2023

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Washington, District of Columbia, United States

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