Tips for library newsletters

computerNow that it is mid-year for schools and mid-winter for the rest of us, its a great time to communicate with your staff, faculty, students, families, and stakeholders about all your successes and new programs so far this year. Here is a wonderful resource to help you think through and start a newsletter or freshen up an existing one. Tips like: knowing your audience, making the newsletter attractive, keeping it fun, and giving usable tools to your audience will help you present an attractive and professional communication piece that everyone will enjoy reading.

Tips on creating library newsletters

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