WebJunction

a social networking site for youth services librarians and anyone else interested in web 2.0 and its opportunities and possibilities for library youth and young adult services.

This is an e-voya article written by Rebecca Purdy in October 2006. She and a group of teen web surfer's developed some suggestions for any library wishing to start a teen blog.

Check out this index of library blogs compiled by the Library Success Wiki.

Check out this index of library MySpace profiles compiled by the Library Success Wiki. Libraries are reaching out to teens using the social software tools they know and love.

How the internet, instant messaging, and other technology are woven into the fabric of teen's lives. Is your library prepared to serve this population? From the PEW Internet and the American Life Project.

70% of college students state they play video, computer, or online games. If college students game at this level, can teens be far behind? From the PEW Internet and the American Life Project.

While roughly 50% of Colorado teens do not have a computer at home, many teens have better computers at home than at their schools. From the Pew Internet and the American Life Project.

What kind of access to computers do the children and teens of Colorado really have? Read this summary from the Library Research Service,