Revamp & Revise

We loved our Question Board.  It was, and IS, a great idea.  Supervisor Amy felt it needed a bit of a revamp, and boy oh boy was she right.  Our new effort is even better than our original:

This was an awesome collaborative effort with input coming from all three library workers.  Amy wanted to focus on our library mascot, the Dragon which hangs from our ceiling, and now the students have a specific "thing" to talk to.  Paul thought it would be cool to ask the Dragon about its umbrella wings.  I thought it would be awesome to add our completed questions to the new library blog, the Digital Dragon.

The first question...or QUESTIONS...posted were created by us.  Paul brainstormed the wing question, and somehow, I don't even remember how, Amy and I eventually landed on a question about everyone's favorite gonzo food Rocky Mountain Oysters.

I admit, I am very proud of our collaboration and the Dragon's Response (which I helped it write).  The new, revised board is already getting noticed, too:

 Is it a caped crusader?  Nope.  Just an interested Sophomore during Spirit Week reading about Rocky Mountain Oysters.  (Sophs had to wear RED.)

Don't ever stick with an idea if it's not working.  Don't be that silly and stubborn.  Everything we do is an effort, a try, and sometimes after thinking on it, we can revamp, revise, and make something even more fabulous.