Jen Miller’s Book Return Game: Turning Library Data into Student Action

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The Book Return Game: How Jen Miller Turned Library Data Into Student Action

A More Positive Approach to Missing Books
Teacher Librarian Jen Miller wanted to bring missing books back into circulation without making the effort feel punitive. See how she reframed book returns as a shared, student-centered library goal.

Turning Library Data into Student Action
Using the Follett Destiny® Library Manager dashboard and filters, Jen narrowed 436 books marked lost to 135 titles for the Book Return Game. A visible game board helped students see progress and understand how their participation supported the library community.

A Practical Idea Librarians Can Adapt
The case study shows how library data can guide an engaging campaign and inform everyday decisions about the collection.

 

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