General Resources:

• Association for Library Service to Children Virtual Storytime Services Guide
• “How to Do a Virtual Storytime” Webinars” (YSS Blog)
• Jbrary: Storytime Online Resources
• “Keeping Online Storytimes Engaging” by Kathy MacMillan
• “25 Recommended Picture Books for Online Storytimes” by Kathy MacMillan
• Storytime Underground (Archived Facebook Group)
• “Ten Tips for Recording Better Video with Your Smartphone” by Maggie Tillman and Elyse Betters

Learn from the Pros:

• Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood
• Danny Joe’s Treehouse

Online Programming from Authors and More:

• SCBWI Connects
• Finkelstein Memorial Library’s Kids & Teens Stuck Inside Guide
• Twinkle Teaches Resource List

Copyright Concerns:

• “Copyright Term and the Public Domain in the United States” (Cornell University Library)
• “Online Story Time & Coronavirus: It’s Fair Use, Folks” by Sarah Ostman
• School Library Journal COVID-19 Publisher Information Directory (guidelines from individual publishers)

Professional Development for Programmers:

• Library Training and Learning Hub: Storytime Resources 
• Free Archived Webinars
• Growing Readers Together Webinars
• Kathy MacMillan’s eCourses, Webinars, and Programs
• “Mel’s Offline Non-Webinar Professional Storytime Development” by Melissa Depper (Mel’s Desk Blog)
• Saroj Ghoting’s Online Trainings
• Stay-at-Home Professional Development (Book Cart Queens blog)
• UW-Madison iSchool Webinars

Books and Videos Highlighted in the Workshop

• Pete’s a Pizza by William Steig. Told in American Sign Language by Christine Sun Kim and family (with voiceover and captions). D-PAN Kids Stories in ASL.
• She Leads: The Elephant Matriarch by June Smalls, illustrated by Yumi Shimokawara. Familius, 2020.
• Nita’s First Signs by Kathy MacMillan, illustrated by Sara Brezzi. Familius, 2018.
• Nita’s Day: More Signs for Babies and Parents by Kathy MacMillan, illustrated by Sara Brezzi. Familius, 2020.
• The Runaway Shirt by Kathy MacMillan, illustrated by Julia Castaño. Familius, 2020.
• She Spoke: 14 Women Who Raised Their Voices and Changed the World by Kathy MacMillan and Manuela Bernardi, illustrated by Kathryn Honesta Familius, 2019.