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A Stratford Public Library program that aims to “bridge the gap between the physical and digital worlds,” is returning after a successful debut a year ago.

The response to Code-A-Character was so positive a year ago that “we knew that we should run it again,” said outreach librarian Sally Hengeveld.

In cooperation with the University of ��ݮ��Ƶ Stratford campus, children ages 11-18 are given an opportunity to select a character from a book and then be trained in a software program that they will use to create a digital image of that character.

The program was nominated for an award by the Ontario Library Association for its innovation.