Does the present Covid-19 closure situation have you bummed? Then the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) has some good news for you: just because libraries can’t operate quite like …
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Does the present Covid-19 closure situation have you bummed? Then the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) has some good news for you: just because libraries can’t operate quite like they used to right now, doesn’t mean the summer reading program is shot. Instead, it’s going virtual, and online. With an app called “Beanstack,” Wisconsin public libraries have been given a tool to help readers challenge themselves, and earn incentives for the effort they put
