Librarian Sereena Hamm of Washington Latin Public Charter School in the nation’s capital discusses what she predicts for libraries in the future. She is the school’s first full-time librarian. Even as school libraries explore new digital media, she said, they are still exploring the “essential human questions we’ve always explored.” This video is part of a set of interviews for School Library Month on Education Week’s BookMarks blog. Education Week Video
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