"Book" Kristina

Book Studies
If you are interested in doing a book study, please reach out to me.  I can help with a bulk discount, a remote session, or an in person visit.

Mentorship Program
Create a cohort and I will serve as your personal mentor through Skype, Google Hangout, Facebook...your choice!

Presentations
I am available for consultations, webinars, speaking engagements, college visitations, keynotes, author signings, STEM events, "make nights" and dinners, single sessions, and full day workshops for educators, students, and families.
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Topics include, but aren't limited to:
  • Hacking School Libraries
  • ​Transforming the Space
  • Policies, Procedures, & Protocols
  • Creating a Libratory
  • Empowering Student Learners
  • Innovative Library Programs
  • Differentiating Instruction
  • Creative Funding Solutions
  • Advocacy, Branding, & Social Media
  • Global Connections
  • Celebrating Reading
  • Making a Difference With Makerspaces
  • Planning a STEM Expo or Maker Event
  • Design Thinking
  • ​Novel Engineering
  • Design on a Dime
  • Tech Tools & Apps
  • Amplifying Student Voice
  • Under $500 Makerspace​

Children's Author Visits

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PRAISE FOR HACKING SCHOOL LIBRARIES

​"Hacking School Libraries is the practical book that I have been waiting for a teacher-librarian to publish! This is the book I will be recommending to school librarians who want constructive and attainable suggestions on how to not only transform their library space, but also their library practices and in turn, their school. The stories and ideas from Stony, Kristina, and other respected colleagues in the school library world spotlight tried-and-true practices that have transformed school library programs across the nation."  
​- Sherry Gick, Director of Innovative Learning--Five Star Technology Solutions, Teacher-Librarian, 2015 Library Journal Mover & Shaker
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"I really like the quick reading style and the focus banners for each hack.  This is a very useful guide for new school library professionals or those thirsting for easy, practical, and inexpensive ideas to revitalize their school libraries.  My highest praise is that it's written by practitioners FOR practitioners."  
​- Dr. Bea Baaden, Director of the School Library Program, Palmer School of Library and Information Science, Long Island University
 

PRAISE FOR KRISTINA'S WORK

"I am super excited to learn about both high tech and low tech ways to promote literature. 
I feel that over the years, I lost myself and my students with the primary focus always being on research.  I want to go back to book talks and making library enjoyable (again). 
Thank you for your inspiration!" 
- Cara Lauber, library media specialist

"Kristina is a librarian's librarian!" 
-​ Ali Schilpp, 2018 SLJ School Librarian of the Year

"Kristina is an engaging guest speaker who offers rich and varied approaches for participants to take part in and contribute.  My graduate students leave the classroom feeling motivated, excited and ready to put their learning into practice in their own classrooms." 
Dr. Karen Megay-Nespoli, Director of the Literacy and Cognition Graduate Program,
St. Joseph’s College, Patchogue