Event Title

Bookmaking Workshop: Form and Content

Presenter Information

Laura MartinFollow

Location

Educational Service Center of Cuyahoga County Essex Place 6393 Oak Tree Blvd. Independence, OH 44131

Event Website

http://www.esc-cc.org/

Start Date

10-21-2014 4:00 PM

End Date

10-21-2014 6:00 PM

Cost to Attend

$30.00

Pre-registration required?

Yes

Contact Information (for registration)

Online registration: www.esc-cc.org; click on Professional Development, Calendar of Events and follow prompts

Or contact nadine.grimm@esc-cc.org or 216-901-4243

Event Type

Class/Workshop/Demonstration

Description

This enjoyable hands-on workshop will inspire your creativity and sense of wonder. Learn to make simple books in a variety of structures, including the novel flexagon, the traditional map-hinge, and a simple album. We will consider ways in which these book forms may contribute to supporting the content, whether it is created in classroom literacy and writing programs, family or community projects, project-based or collaborative learning in any discipline, or for simple pleasure and relaxation.

The workshop is appropriate for preK-12 teachers and administrators, literacy and reading coaches, librarians, artists, writers, bibliophiles, and anyone interested in learning how to make handmade books as repositories for ideas, stories, photographs, and treasures.

This workshop is a program of Octavofest, an annual celebration of the book and bookmaking that is celebrated in venues around Northeast Ohio every October.

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Oct 21st, 4:00 PM Oct 21st, 6:00 PM

Bookmaking Workshop: Form and Content

Educational Service Center of Cuyahoga County Essex Place 6393 Oak Tree Blvd. Independence, OH 44131

This enjoyable hands-on workshop will inspire your creativity and sense of wonder. Learn to make simple books in a variety of structures, including the novel flexagon, the traditional map-hinge, and a simple album. We will consider ways in which these book forms may contribute to supporting the content, whether it is created in classroom literacy and writing programs, family or community projects, project-based or collaborative learning in any discipline, or for simple pleasure and relaxation.

The workshop is appropriate for preK-12 teachers and administrators, literacy and reading coaches, librarians, artists, writers, bibliophiles, and anyone interested in learning how to make handmade books as repositories for ideas, stories, photographs, and treasures.

This workshop is a program of Octavofest, an annual celebration of the book and bookmaking that is celebrated in venues around Northeast Ohio every October.

https://engagedscholarship.csuohio.edu/octavofest/2014/all/17