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Public voting begins in Ask a Librarian video contest
High school finalists need your votes! |
 It’s time for the public to choose the winner of The Director’s Chair, a contest in which Florida high school students submitted commercials to promote Ask a Librarian. A panel of judges selected the top five videos from all of the entries, and now the public will choose the winner by voting for their favorite video by Feb. 20, 2010.
Visit www.askalibrarian.org/thedirectorschair to watch and cast your vote for the following videos:
- “The Ask a Librarian Alien” by Jack, Inlet grove High School (Riviera Beach)
- “I Want…Ask a Librarian” by Lauren, Park Vista High School (Lake Worth)
- “Ask a Librarian, Say What?” by Markella, Park Vista High School (Lake Worth)
- “Even Isaac Ask a Librarian!” by Michael, Seminole Ridge Community High School (Loxahatchee)
- “This Book Can Talk” by Shantel, Inlet grove High School (Riviera Beach)
Ask a Librarian is a free online service that allows the public to chat with a librarian for help with homework or general questions. Visit our Ask a Librarian page for more information about the Ask a Librarian service.
Ask a Librarian is managed by TBLC, and is funded as part of the Florida Electronic Library (www.flelibrary.org) by a Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) grant. |
Posted: 02/11/2010 |
