What should NOT be the focus of an author visit in the library?

The focus of an author visit in the library typically revolves around activities that directly enhance student engagement with literature, foster a love for reading, and stimulate creativity. An author visit usually includes discussions about the writing process, storytelling techniques, and sharing personal experiences that inspire students.

Integrating technology into the library program, while certainly valuable, is not the primary aim of an author visit. This event is more about personal connections to literature and the author’s craft than about the implementation of technological tools or methodologies. While technology may play a role in the broader context of the library's activities, it should not overshadow the essential purpose of an author visit, which is to celebrate and promote reading and creative writing among students.