Abstract
AbstractThis study investigates eight rural librarians' perspectives related to makerspaces, community engagement, and youth informal learning through cultural probes and semi‐structured interviews. Preliminary findings through content analysis suggest the importance of aligning the librarians and the youths' interests in making to support learning within library‐based makerspaces and highlight the need to support rural librarians to develop STEM competencies and strategic partnerships.
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