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Did you know…?
Did you know that there is a World Record for the largest book domino chain? No seriously, there is! The current record is held by the William Jewell College in Liberty, Missouri for a domino chain constructed of 2,410 books!
Now, although their chain is really impressive, we are partial to the chain that holds second place, created by The Seattle Public Library. Back in 2013 The Seattle Public Library created their book domino chain to kick-start their Summer Reading Program. A total of 27 volunteers organized 2,131 books into a truly extraordinary chain that swirls itself all over the library and incorporates color coded sections as well as the word “Read”!
Click on the image below to watch the video of this insane book domino chain!
Impressive right?
Okay, now, inspired by the book chain, we suggest closing your laptop, turning your computer off, switching your phone to silent, and picking a book!
5 Things Thursday: Dead People, Metadata Games, DAM
Here are five things for you!
Are you in Seattle on October 28th? Go to the Central Library for a special program Voices from Beyond the Grave: Stories from Seattle Cemeteries.
How much do I love metadata games?
DAM user expectations…
Librarians reactions to Pew study on social media.
Library research in the 1980’s.
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