A Research Webinar for Children’s Writers
Tuesday, July 22 at 7 p.m. | Online | Replay Available for 30 Days
You’ve searched the stacks, used subject terms, and maybe even tracked down a few interlibrary loans. Now you’re ready to take your research beyond the library walls.
In this hands-on webinar, award-winning author Kirsten W. Larson shares practical strategies to help you uncover rich, accurate, and unexpected sources online.
Whether you’re deep in the drafting stage or just beginning your next book, you’ll learn how to:
- Use advanced Google search operators to find overlooked materials
- Search databases like JSTOR and ProQuest using powerful Boolean logic and subject terms
- Tap into full-text historical books and documents via Google Books, Internet Archive and more
- Find authentic images and primary documents in free government archives
- Reach out to experts (even if you’re nervous!) and get the answers you need
- Access digital collections through research guides and finding aids
This session is packed with demonstrations, resource links, and examples.
Bonus: You’ll receive a downloadable resource sheet: “15 Go-To Open Research Tools for Children’s Writers”
Who Should Attend:
- Children’s nonfiction writers (PB, MG, and beyond!)
- Writers stuck on how to dig past surface-level sources
- Anyone curious about using free tools to improve the quality and accuracy of their manuscripts
👉 Learn more and sign up today by clicking here!
