Archive for the ‘teacher librarians’ Category12/5 is Smackdown/Open Mic/Karaoke night. Prepare!Sunday, November 20th, 2011
At the TL Virtual Cafe on December 5th, 8PM Eastern, we’ll be hosting a Learning Tools Open Mic/Smackdown/Karaoke. And the plan is to get ready by building a crowd-souced presentation/book. Gwyneth and I are listed as host and presenter, but the… Read More Library 2.011: Not live, but very much alive and freeSunday, November 6th, 2011
Mobilize for help and hope: Petition Obama & Twitter bomb Senate!Saturday, November 5th, 2011Just published: School Libraries: What’s Now? What’s Next? What’s Yet to Come?Sunday, October 23rd, 2011Holy collaboration! Looking for some updated thinking about school libraries?
Kristin Fontichiaro and Buffy Hamilton just released the ebook they recently crowdsourced and edited: School Libraries: What’s Now, What’s Next, What’s Yet to Come? It is now available for free download in three formats:
Fifty Ways to Leave Your Term Paper/Book Report & Tell Your StorySunday, September 11th, 2011
See Sally Research @TEDxPhillyEDMonday, September 5th, 2011When I discovered I was selected to present at TEDxPhillyED last spring, I was both honored and terrified. Doug wrote about this event and his own TEDx experience in his post Everyone should give a TED talk. Doug hit the nail on the head with his question: InfoLit instruction: a few good portalsWednesday, August 24th, 2011As we open our library doors–both virtual and physical–this fall, we are less alone than ever. Librarians (and others) are sharing when it comes to info lit learning activities. I’ve been trying to aggregate some of my favorites in this Guide. And with the understanding that the best infolit instruction is integrated infolit instruction, I’ll highlight just a few information literacy portals to guide us as we develop… Read More But what does it look like? Colorado paints the pictureFriday, August 19th, 2011Becky Russell, School Library Senior Consultant, Colorado Department of Education wrote this week to share an exciting project relating to the State’s retooled Power Library Program. The program and its competencies are closely tied to the newly revised Colorado Academic Standards, which integrate 21st century skills across grade and content area. It is a highly inclusive program. Becky writes of the urgency for action and for… Read More It was Shannon!Friday, August 19th, 2011
The article begins: Dear ISTE: How about NETS TL?Wednesday, July 20th, 2011 Dear ISTE,I’ve been attending your conference since the early 1990s, before the Web was born. I was a founding member of SIGMS, which has grown, under the stewardship of so many of my TL colleagues, to one of ISTE’s more powerful SIGs.
At this year’s conference in Philadelphia, you released three new sets of NETS standards
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