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Revision as of 14:28, 17 February 2009

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Project Description: Media:ProjectProposal_TTT.doc

Team Members & Roles

  1. Brianna Judkins :Nudger
  2. Amber Kent :Contact person for our ALA mentor and staff persons
  3. Lisa Martinez :Editor and physical design
  4. Lisa Worrell :Minutes taker
  5. Sarah Wright :Physical Design


Tools we will use
Wiki - Lisa W. will post minutes; others will edit as necessary

Gmail Chat - usernames follow:

awkent (Amber - Mountain time)
brianna.rewey (Bria - EST)
bettyfemme (Lisa M - Mountain time)
lisaworrell (Lisa W - EST)
terrapinchasin (Sarah - EST)
Click here for Meeting Minutes Ideas Generated at EL workshop, 1/23

  • Ask TTT what they are already doing
  • Ask TTT why the list only appears in VOYA and not included in other journals
  • Get list to places like Novelist, BookLetters, etc.
  • Get info to state/national SRP programs so that info can be sent out with other materials. We need to get contact info for persons in charge at state level for each state
  • Articles for TeenInk, Seventeen, etc. ... who would develop the content & contact the magazines to get them to agree? Our responsibility or YALSA office?
  • Get publishers whose books make the list to incorporate nomination into their advertising
  • Postcard mailing
  • Small PDF if ways to include TTT in your SRP
  • Put something together (perhaps a trifold) that could be easily delivered to each state group for display at their conference (Note: This probably won't work since each state's conference happens at different times throughout the year ... unless we made it really generic and just posted info about TTT in general to raise awareness...)
  • Generate ideas for programs we can suggest to use in SRP to promote TTT. For example, Battle of the Books

Further information gleaned from YA Galley committee meeting, 1/24

It became apparent at the committee meeting that some of us on Team F had misinterpreted the project as promoting the TTT winners rather than the REAL goal of promoting the 25 nominations and their incorporation into SRPs to get more teens to vote during TRW (Teen Read Week) in October. The winners are announced right after TRW.

Katie, the TTT chair, told us that there is a list on the YALSA website that includes ideas on how to promote TTT. Also, the committee noted that it would be ideal for ALA Graphics to design promotion materials, but YALSA would have to partner with ALA Graphics, and in the past they have been told it is too expensive.

Promotions that TTT has done in the past include the following:

  • Bookmarks
  • Annotated lists (8 1/2 x 11)
  • Podcast
  • 25 nominee campaign posters

We came up with a few more ideas based on this conversation:

  • Awards lists in ordering tools and on sites like Baker & Taylor
  • Spine labels for books identifying them as nominees (cannot do Awards stickers!)
  • Create a TTT logo
  • Amazon list
  • Flair on Facebook, use of Twitter

Update - 1/29 This is what Amber found out from an email from Beth:

The VOYA article is not produced by YALSA, but may be adapted from the press release they send out. That press release also goes out to the major library publications like SLJ, LJ, etc. An article that talks about how to use the list for collection development and/or programming for teens would have value in those publications more than simply a list of the nominations. I looked online and found that VOYA is published by Scarecrow Press.

The goal of our group is to have resources ready for 2010, so we don't need to have anything ready for the 2009 round of TTT nominations.

YALSA's MySpace page is maintained by YALSA's Web Advisory Committee.


Next group meeting: February 2nd (Monday) via Google Chat, 3pm EST or 1 pm MNT
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