2. The Association for Library Service to Children presents Caldecott Uncovered: What You’ve Always Wanted to Know About the Caldecott Medal Presented by: Rita Auerbach

3. Using Adobe connect - sound Please make sure the sound button in your top tool bar is green You should hear music; that way you know your sound is working You may need to turn up your speakers or “Adjust Speaker Volume” to hear Still can’t hear? Let us know in the chat You will not hear voices until the presentation begins

4. Using Adobe Connect - Chat Please save all your questions and chats until the end of the session If you loose sound, please let us know in the chat box There will be time for Q&A at the end of the session; at that time please type your questions into the chat If not all questions are answered, the instructor will email all attendees with question answers

5. Using Adobe Connect - Emoticons Found in the top tool bar, these assist in communicating with the presenter non-verbally Once clicked, the symbol lasts for 10 seconds next to your name in the participants box Please be selective in emoticon use

6. ALSC Webinars Upcoming Webinars – Between Storytime and the Prom: Tween Programming Fills the Gap Monday, May 14, 2012 from 11 am - Noon Central Time Instructor: Amanda Moss Struckmeyer, Head of Youth Services – Give Me Something to Read! When Social Networking Meets Readers Advisory Wednesday, May 16, 2012 from 1 - 2 pm Central Time Tuesday, July 10, 2012 from 6 - 7 pm Central Time Thursday, August 9, 2012 from Noon - 1 pm Central Time Instructor: Joella Peterson, Children's Librarian, Tumwater (Wash.) Timberland Regional Library Available Webinar Archives – Connecting with Many Children from Many Cultures: Cultural Literacy @your library; Instructor: Jamie Campbell Naidoo, Assistant Professor, University of Alabama – Día 101: Everything you need to know about celebrating el día de los niños/el día de los libros; Instructor: Beatriz Pascual Wallace, MLIS Children's Librarian, Seattle Public Library – Día 201: Community Partnerships, Marketing and Additional Funding; Instructor: Sally Miculek, Children's Services Coordinator – Family Programs on a Shoestring @your library; Instructor: Angela Young, MSLS, Youth Services Library – Leveling Easy Readers; Instructor: Katherine (Kate) Todd, Adjunct Instructor, Manhattanville College – Making Every Day a Día Day: Incorporating Día into Current Youth Programming; Instructor: Jeanette Larson, consultant & adjunct professor at Texas Women's University – Newbery and Caldecott Mock Elections Toolkit; Instructor: Steven Engelfried, Youth Services Librarian, Wilsonville (Ore.) Public Library – Sensory Storytime: Preschool Programming that Makes Sense for Kids with Autism; Instructor: Barbara Klipper, Youth Services Librarian, The Ferguson Library (Stamford, Conn.) – Storytelling 2.0; Instructor: Jennifer Hopwood, Youth Services Librarian

7. ALSC National Institute: Libraries Leading the Race September 20 – 22, 2012 Authors and Illustrators Peter Brown, Denise Fleming, Kevin Henkes, Eric Rohmann, Gary Paulsen, Bryan Collier, Doreen Rappaport and April Pulley Sayre Educational Programs Best practices, collection development, competencies, early literacy, Every Child Ready to Read, library spaces, partnerships, programming, technology and much more! Networking ALSC Connection brings together more than 300 children’s librarians and experts through networking activities during the Institute. Indianapolis, IN Visit www.ala.org/alscinstitute