By Hannah on April 6, 2026
Librarians are particularly skilled at not just sharing information but making that information come to life! The LibWizard Community celebrates that skillset and the spirit of collaboration. We highlighted a few excellent shared resources in a blog post last month, and now we're back with even more examples!
If you use LibWizard, did you know you already have access to the LibWizard Community? It's a resource sharing platform for forms, surveys, quizzes, and tutorials that you can access directly from the menu when you log in to LibWizard.
When you finish creating a masterpiece in LibWizard, you might feel the urge to shout it from the mountaintops – and now you can! If you decide to share your content, other libraries will be able to browse the community site, copy, and reuse it. Pooling resources allows libraries to increase access to information and potentially inspire others to develop new and innovative ideas. It's worth setting aside some time to peruse the work being shared – and to get the ball rolling, we're highlighting just some of the stellar content we've found.
Standouts from the LibWizard Community ✨
📚 Banned Books Trivia – This quiz from Taft College is the first part of a series of quizzes designed to celebrate the freedom to read by highlighting challenged books and entering participants into a giveaway. Also check out Day 2, Day 3, Day 4, & Day 5.
💼 Career Exploration – Learn about valuable career resources at the library in this clever escape-room-style tutorial from Lone Star College. Students can hunt through the accompanying LibGuide for clues and gain expert guidance for completing a class project.
🎨 Cozy Crafternoon Follow up – Libraries work really hard to host relevant events for their communities, but it can be difficult to understand which ones resonate. This short and sweet event feedback survey from McMaster University is a great template to help you gather fast anonymous feedback on the spot. Sign us up for the next Cozy Crafternoon, please!
✅ Textbook and Course Reading Materials Evaluation Checklist – Check out this form from the TCS Education System that prompts instructors to critically evaluate required materials for their courses. This form helps instructors consider accessibility, affordability, cultural relevance, and more!
Come on in, the water's fine!
It's easy to share your LibWizard content with the community and see what the community has shared with you. Check out this training video all about the LibWizard Community. Or if you prefer self-guided learning, we have a SpringyU Block about Community Sharing. You can start sharing and browsing content today!
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