This week, we are kicking off something fun to wrap up the year—25 Days of Digital Inspiration on Instagram and YouTube! Every day in December, you’ll get 2.5 minutes of fast, purposeful learning featuring one of the amazing apps shared during this year’s annual Future Ready App Smash Webinar.
Get ready to spark your creativity. Shannon McClintock Miller and more than 25 inspiring educators will bring you quick-fire demos, fresh ideas, and powerful digital tools that are transforming libraries and classrooms. Each day’s featured tool comes straight from our webinar lineup and offers real-world applications you can use immediately. Every tool aligns with the Future Ready Librarians® Framework, supporting leadership, innovation, digital citizenship, and meaningful impact.
These daily micro-learning moments are designed to help you discover new tools in just a couple of minutes, find ready-to-use strategies, stay inspired during a busy season, and continue building your digital learning practice.
Featured Apps & Presenters
- The Achievery – Paige Chambers
- Adobe Express – Deborah Zeman
- Adobe Podcast – Nadine Poper
- Beanstack – Katie Capshaw
- Book Creator – Shannon McClintock Miller
- Checkology – Erin Olson
- Canva – Kristina Holzweiss
- Cloud Stop Motion – Kelly Martin
- Clips – Alexandra Cornejo
- The Detective Experience – Gabrielle Mace
- Goblin Tools – Katie Larson
- KaiBots – Rachel Lemansky & Heather Brown
- Kami – Katie McNamara
- Loom – Rain Smith
- News Literacy Project – Melanie LeJeune
- NotebookLM – Joyce Valenza
- Padlet – Debbie Tannenbaum
- Recording Message Phone – Crissi Brandhuber
- Stickity – Rachael Welsh
- Swank K-12 Streaming – Len Bryan
- Symbaloo – Jill Johnson
- Wayground – Amanda Hunt
- We Will Write – Pam Zettervall
Follow along on Instagram and YouTube so you don’t miss your daily dose of ideas and inspiration. Like, share, and comment on the daily posts to help amplify the amazing work of our presenters, spread fresh ideas across the network, and keep the inspiration going all month long.
Get ready—your 2.5 minutes of learning starts now, friends.
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