The Bibliodames
We are the two librarians who work together in an urban high school in Fort Worth, TX. We want to focus on how we integrate technology into our everyday life in the library on top of all of our more traditional librarian duties. We will talk about all aspects of our lives in the library, including our successes and failures.
Episodes
The Dames are finally reunited, safely in their own homes, and are ready to share what they've been doing. They discuss what they've been reading and watching, how they have transitioned to distance learning and working from home, and finding the silver linings in living the #QuarantineLife. Sound quality isn't ideal due to a bit of app smashing to make this recording happen and there were some internet hiccups at the end, but it's...
In honor of social distancing and shelter in place, Nicole convinced her husband to co-anchor an episode of the podcast with her while they work on a way to bring the Bibliodames back together in the comfort of their own separate homes. Nicole and her darling husband Joe talk about how quarantine is going for them, how the dames are working with their campus on digital education, and a segment we've entitled Q&A with the live i...
We are at TCEA! We have learned a ton, and eaten a ton, and talked a ton and now we want to share it all with you. Join as we do our daily recaps and share some of our favorite tools and lessons with you. Check out our website at www.bibliodames.com for even more TCEa content including presentation links and sketch notes.
We are ready for winter break, but not before we discuss some awesome stuff going on in our library first. From playing Santa to a neighborhood library, to our finals week plans, and the launch of our literacy initiative program called Panthers Read we are feeling the holiday spirit for sure. We also discuss our work resolutions for 2020 and starting off the second semester on the right foot. Best of Twitter is back and we can't wa...
We discuss the highs and lows of our Thanksgiving breaks, holiday plans, and our favorite library holiday traditions. We also touch on planning for library finals plans and our upcoming winter break literacy initiative, Panthers Read.
It is almost Thanksgiving and we are thankful for our jobs and the kids and our coworkers and everything around us. But also, come on - sometimes we need to vent, too. Join us as we do a little thanking, a little venting, and a lot of laughing.
It's spooky season and we are here to tell you about all of our most favorite Halloween things! Join us we talk about books, decorations, and really terrible costumes.
Join us as we stand on our soapbox in the name of intellectual freedom! Also, let's talk about podcasting with students, the importance of voting, and how to celebrate the little wins.
We handed out thousands of Chromebooks AND moved into new houses - and we lived to tell the story. Join as we talk about cafeteria food, good reads, and the wonders of Twitter.
We're back from summer break and ready to talk all about our summer adventures (or lack thereof), our waiver week trainings, first day of school highs and lows, and getting ready to kick butt at laptop/Chromebook distribution.
Testing season is over! Well, for us anyway. In an act of celebration, we have recorded a new episode where talks about the perks of proctoring, summer plans, and the things you learn when watching Netflix for five hours straight.
Join us as we discuss of the ups and downs of April in the most upbeat manner possible. Look out May, here we come!
It is day 3 of TLA and we are podcasting in our pjs! Join us as we talk about exciting TLA sessions, a few feel good moments, and all the things in between.
IT'S TLA TIME! We can barely contain our excitement so we used this opportunity to talk about all of our favorite TLA related things. We also took some time to interview TLA Programming Committee Co-Chair Michael Mendez and he shares all of his knowledge about the upcoming conference.
We are focusing on happiness this entire month and that applies to our podcast, as well! So join us as we talk about upcoming events, good reads, and library programs that are currently making us happy.
We are here to answer all of your questions and our answers may shock you because we certainly shocked each other! Join us as we talk about poetry, School Library Month, and fighting tiny horses/giant ducks.
It's Spring Break around these parts and we are ready to run out the door and bask in our freedom. But before we depart, we share stories of our favorite women, our ups and downs, and some exciting new twitter finds.
We are back from TCEA and done with our big green screen project and we want to share all the things. Join us for some tech tool recs, some twitter shoutouts, and more.
We are hitting the road for TCEA bright and early tomorrow morning but before we go, we are taking a minute to talk about what is going on in our lives, what we are looking forward to at TCEA, and more!
Hey, we are back (again!) and this time we have a new name and a lot to talk about. Join as we share exciting news about our brand and our upcoming events.
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