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Photos: Williams Bay library hosts 'virtual' field trip for second-grade students
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Using a laptop to launch a virtual field trip for second-grade students visiting the library is Emily Sanders, youth services director for Barrett Memorial Library in Williams Bay.
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Laura Lombardo, left, children’s librarian, and Emily Sanders, youth services director, greet about 45 second-graders from Williams Bay Elementary School during a “virtual” field trip to Barrett Memorial Library in Williams Bay.
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Laura Lombardo, left, children's librarian, and Emily Sanders, youth services director, keep the mood upbeat with second-grade students watching via a laptop computer at Barrett Memorial Library in Williams Bay.
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Emily Sanders, left, points the laptop camera while Laura Lombardo demonstrates a book drop for second-grade students watching online during a "virtual" tour of Barrett Memorial Library in Williams Bay.
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In an otherwise empty room, Emily Sanders, left, youth services director, and Laura Lombardo, children’s librarian, use a laptop computer to lead second-grade students on a “virtual” tour of Barrett Memorial Library in Williams Bay.
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Using a laptop camera for story time, Laura Lombardo, left, and Emily Sanders read the book, “The Not So Quiet Library,” to visiting second-graders during a “virtual” field trip to Barrett Memorial Library in Williams Bay.
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Laura Lombardo, left, children's librarian, and Emily Sanders, youth services director, exchange hand signals with second-grade students watching via a laptop computer camera during a "virtual" field trip to Barrett Memorial Library in Williams Bay
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Emily Sanders, left, youth services director, and Laura Lombardo, left, children's librarian, use a laptop computer camera to show visiting second-grade students around the grounds of Barrett Memorial Library in Williams Bay.
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Laura Lombardo, left, and Emily Sanders, both of Barrett Memorial Library in Williams Bay, use a laptop computer to lead second-grade students on a “virtual” field trip that included information about how to get a library card.
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For students who cannot visit the library because of the coronavirus, library staffers Laura Lombardo, left, and Emily Sanders, greet second-graders from Williams Bay Elementary School via a laptop computer camera at Barrett Memorial Library in Williams Bay in September 2020
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Emily Sanders, left, holds the laptop computer while she and Laura Lombardo lead visiting second-grade students on a "virtual" tour inside and outside at Barrett Memorial Library in Williams Bay.
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Laura Lombardo, left, children's librarian, and Emily Sanders, youth services director, have led efforts during the coronavirus to use online programming to stay connected with children and adults at Barrett Memorial Library in Williams Bay.
