This summer has been atypical for everyone. We have not yet recovered from COVID. Perhaps we have lost a loved one, a job, or we are simply processing our experiences and it is not unusual that everything could take a toll on our personal relationships and our work as well. Lately I think about how we will manage

In 1950, Japanese Director Akira Kurosawa dazzled critics around the world with his movie, Rashomon. The story about a rape and murder in the woods became, under the brilliant eye of the director, a story related by the four voices of witnesses to the event. So much so in fact, that a new term was coined: the

Our guest featured for today's blog is a very special Knovvmad from Spain, Ana Ordás. Ana is a librarian with more than 20 years of experience in the world of business as a library consultant for physical and digital libraries. She authored the book: Gamification in Libraries: The game as inspiration. Her work as a freelancer focuses

In twenty years, the greater part of the population comprising the baby boomers born during the decades of the fifties and sixties of the past century will belong to what has been referred to as the age of retirement, or as it is termed in Spain: The Third Age. If libraries (or whatever they’ll be called then)

We are excited to share this interview with Noah Lenstra, leader of an initiative that has stolen our Knovvmad heart: “Let’s Move in Libraries.” More and more public libraries are committed to supporting healthy living and this is amazing. This project helps public libraries make and keep these commitments by helping librarians discover new program ideas, sharing

Libraries specialized in comics and graphic novels from around the world There is no doubt that Hollywood is the industry that best understands how to turn a few prizes into a giant marketing campaign. Since 1929, when the major studios created the endogamic awards with which to promote themselves; many industries have copied their great idea. But, none

In her tale, The Vocabulary of balconies, the Spanish writer, Almudena Grandes, narrates a story of love between two neighbors. Two young people who discovered each other from their balconies. That dialogue of looks and gestures between them, has recently become the language of millions in many countries around the world.  Windows of New York the project of