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Copyright in a Copy Paste World

Copyright in a Copy Paste World | Librarian | Scoop.it
A website dedicated to informing secondary students and their teachers of copyright law, plagiarism policies, and caveats in order to uphold literary integrity and digital ethics through a compilation of various media.

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Christine Bushong's curator insight, May 20, 8:41 AM

Developed by the New York State Library.

Lourense Das's curator insight, May 21, 3:07 AM

Dedicated website on plagiarism and copyright with videos, links and more

Kris McGlaun's curator insight, May 21, 9:30 AM

Cool website.

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iPad Primer 2013

This is the handout for the iPad sessions led by Mary Philips at MACUL 2013.

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gwynethjones's curator insight, March 21, 8:39 PM

iPad Primer -A Pretty Awesome COMIC tutorial by @bcteacher    #MACUL2013 |

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Free Newspaper Templates

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The #1 place for free Microsoft Word newspaper templates for students that are printable and blank.


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Richard Seal's curator insight, April 5, 11:20 AM
Very Cool, I am looking forward to using this in class.
Saray Galindo Glez's curator insight, April 6, 9:53 AM

Interesante para trabajar prensa con los alumn@s.

Tracee Orman's curator insight, April 6, 10:18 AM

Microsoft Word newspaper templates you can share with your students. Great for a 1:1/paperless school. I can see lots of creative potential using these. :)

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The Joy of Reading

The Joy of Reading | Librarian | Scoop.it
Just fun stuff about how much fun it is to read.

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Mary Clark's curator insight, April 9, 1:39 PM

Oh, my!  I could spend hours browsing here!  Great stuff for displays.

Farm At Weathers Creek's curator insight, April 10, 9:32 PM

and others who believe in lifelong learning.

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Read Aloud - Importance of Reading Aloud

Read Aloud - Importance of Reading Aloud | Librarian | Scoop.it
So what are the 8 characteristics of a 21st century teacher? Are they risk-takers, collaborators, and visionaries? Well, yes! Check out the image below to get a clearer picture.

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Elizabeth Hutchinson's curator insight, April 18, 2:44 AM
Nice!
Karen Bonanno's curator insight, April 19, 6:57 PM

Get involoved in the 15 minute movement.

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In demand: Define problems, ask questions, investigate solutions!

In demand: Define problems, ask questions, investigate solutions! | Librarian | Scoop.it
Sweden. Australia. New Zealand. The UK. Germany. Arizona. Wisconsin. Maryland. Lots of people from New Jersey. And me, the only one from Massachusetts. About 70 educators from all over the world ar...

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Anu Ojaranta's curator insight, May 2, 3:26 AM

Afterthoughts of the Guided Inquiry worshop held in CISSL in Rutgers University at the end of April. A very good post also for them who are new to GI. 

Carol Koechlin's curator insight, May 3, 9:15 AM

More thoughts and questions about how Inquiry can change learning for the future.

PEB's comment, May 4, 9:22 AM
This says it all...."inquiry has the power to change the way students learn and teachers teach."
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National trends show eBooks growing in popularity - Rocky Mountain Collegian

National trends show eBooks growing in popularity - Rocky Mountain Collegian | Librarian | Scoop.it
National trends show eBooks growing in popularity
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Post graduate student Warren Hayashi studies on his tablet in the Morgan Library Monday afternoon.
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The Past & Future of Infographics

The Past & Future of Infographics | Librarian | Scoop.it

It could be argued that early caveman actually invented infographics.


It wasn’t until 1626, however, that infographics were published in the book Rosa Ursina Sive Sol by Christoph Scheiner. His illustrations clearly and concisely demonstrated the rotation patterns of the Sun. After that, infographics appeared regularly in a variety of other publications.

 

In the 1970’s, The Sunday Times, an award-winning British newspaper, began using infographics to make the news more interesting. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, other newspapers began following suit.

 

By the turn of the 21st century, new technologies emerged that enabled a host of companies to create infographics quickly and easily. Infographics slowly began making their way onto websites, in magazines, products and games...


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Slidestory | Digital Storytelling Tool

Slidestory | Digital Storytelling Tool | Librarian | Scoop.it

Slidestory is a new, exciting and FREE way to make presentations and share them on the Internet.

 

Slidestories are picture slideshows with voice narration. Each picture in a slideshow has an accompanying voice narrated mp3 audio file, optional tags, and text caption.


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Karen Bonanno's curator insight, April 9, 4:42 PM

If you go to the FAQs you will see a list under categories. There is an education category that you can check to see examples of how Slidestory is used.

Carey Leahy's curator insight, April 18, 5:05 PM

A mlitimadia opportunity.

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Literacy Lockers

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When I was at the Michigan Reading Association a couple weekends ago, I had the privilege to attend Donalyn Miller's luncheon and listen to her speak about reading communities.  I've known Donalyn ...

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Mary Clark's curator insight, April 10, 4:40 PM

For those of you who have lockers at school.  Students could also add these to Edmodo, Moodle, or in our case, their Google Sites!

Linda Dougherty's curator insight, April 11, 12:03 AM

Great idea to share with our reading crew who are always in the Library.

Elizabeth Hutchinson's curator insight, April 13, 3:48 AM

Great idea! Have you ever done the toilet door to tell students about new books? You have a targeted audience that have nothing else to read :) I know it's slightly different but just thought I'd mention it. 

 

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A Librarian's Guide to Makerspaces: 16 Resources - iLibrarian

A Librarian's Guide to Makerspaces: 16 Resources - iLibrarian | Librarian | Scoop.it

Makerspaces, sometimes also referred to as hackerspaces, hackspaces, and fablabs are creative, DIY spaces where people can gather to create, invent, and learn. In libraries they often have 3D printers, software, electronics, craft and hardware supplies and tools, and more


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Lots of interesting ideas  LF

Karen Bonanno's curator insight, March 26, 4:50 PM

Articles, blogs and other resources for anyone thinking about setting up a makerspace in their organization.

Anne McLean's curator insight, March 26, 5:47 PM

21st century libraries have makerspaces.  So teacher librarians, get with it!

Lis Marrow's curator insight, April 26, 8:18 PM
At maker thorium Wellington nz
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Harlem Shake Easter egg shows up on YouTube, shakes vids

Harlem Shake Easter egg shows up on YouTube, shakes vids | Librarian | Scoop.it
Google has jumped on board the Harlem Shake craze, letting you transform YouTube into one big dance floor.

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gwynethjones's curator insight, March 7, 10:41 AM

USE Crome to see it!

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Public Library. Wallmart becomes McAllen Main Library

Public Library. Wallmart becomes McAllen Main Library | Librarian | Scoop.it
© Lara Swimmer Architects: Meyer Scherer & Rockcastle Location: McAllen, Texas, USA Architect In Charge: Jack Poling Design Team: Leanne Larson, (Architecture McAllen Main Library / Meyer Scherer & Rockcastle: Architects: Meyer Scherer &...

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Anne Whisken's curator insight, March 6, 1:31 AM

Abandoned Wallmart-becomes-public-library previously scooped, but this provides excellent additional photos and discussion

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Numeracy & Maths Lesson plans & Teaching Ideas

Numeracy & Maths Lesson plans & Teaching Ideas | Librarian | Scoop.it
Free Maths Lesson Plans, Teaching Ideas and Resources for Teaching Numeracy and Mathematics

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gwynethjones's curator insight, March 10, 9:58 AM

via @edgalaxy_com

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Great Tutorial on How to Create your Own eBook on iPad ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning

Great Tutorial on How to Create your Own eBook on iPad ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning | Librarian | Scoop.it

"Creating an eBook online is no rocket science and anyone with the rudimentary knowledge of how to use internet can get his/her eBook up and viral in a couple of minutes provided the content part of it is already written in a word document. I find the typing and editing part the most  difficult stage in this process;  however, if you just want to set up a short ebook for your students then that would not take you much time.


Just a couple of weeks ago I shared here in Educational Technology and Mobile Learning a list of great apps  to use to create eBooks on iPad and I received several emails following that post and some of you asked for tutorials on this topic. Here is one of my favorite tutorials on how to create an eBook on iPad that I always recommend to my fellow teachers. Check it out below and share with us what you think of it. Enjoy"


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Carol Koechlin's curator insight, April 1, 11:36 AM

Great possibilities for creativity in the Learning Commons.

Melissa Cooper's curator insight, April 3, 3:39 AM

A great way for young authors to share their work

gwynethjones's curator insight, April 5, 11:20 AM

I see the tell tale signs of my beloved Comic Life!

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Easily Remove Image Backgrounds Online - ClippingMagic

Easily Remove Image Backgrounds Online - ClippingMagic | Librarian | Scoop.it
ClippingMagic: Online image mask generator

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Literacy, families and learning: Getting Boys Into Reading: Ideas, Books & Resources

Literacy, families and learning: Getting Boys Into Reading: Ideas, Books & Resources | Librarian | Scoop.it
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A Media Specialist's Guide to the Internet: Hundreds of Things to Do With Old Books

A Media Specialist's Guide to the Internet: Hundreds of Things to Do With Old Books | Librarian | Scoop.it
Mary Clark's curator insight, May 9, 9:18 AM

I want that circulation desk!

Sarah McElrath's curator insight, May 9, 1:19 PM

There are some way awesome ideas here. Recycling is good!

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Library to host first online-only book club - Wausau Daily Herald

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Library to host first online-only book club
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Gary Gisselman moderates the print classics book club that meets once a month in person at the library.
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Innovation Excellence | 25 Things Successful Educators Do Differently

Innovation Excellence | 25 Things Successful Educators Do Differently | Librarian | Scoop.it

"If you ask a student what makes him or her successful in school, you probably won’t hear about some fantastic new book or video lecture series. Most likely you will hear something like, “It was all Mr. Jones. He just never gave up on me.”

What students take away from a successful education usually centers on a personal connection with a teacher who instilled passion and inspiration for their subject. It’s difficult to measure success, and in the world of academia, educators are continually re-evaluating how to quantify learning. But the first and most important question to ask is: Are teachers reaching their students?"


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Karen Bonanno's curator insight, May 1, 6:25 PM

How many of the 25 things successful educators do differently can you tick off? How many do you aspire to achieve over the next 12 months?

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9 Tips Every Teacher should Know about Google Scholar

9 Tips Every Teacher should Know about Google Scholar | Librarian | Scoop.it

As a rule of thumb that applies to all Google products, the effective use of any service from Google can only be achieved through mastering its deep and hidden features.Go beyond the simple search.


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Karen Bonanno's curator insight, April 22, 4:13 PM

This post takes you through each step on how to use the advanced features.

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Technology Tools for Teaching and Learning

EdTechTeacher -  In order to help educators integrate technology effectively, we have compiled a list of technology tools focused on learning goals consistent with the Collect-Relate-Create-Donate (CRCD) framework. Unlike other lists that promote “cool tools,” yet leave teachers wondering about purposeful educational integration, our list is driven by specific learning goals that promote critical-thinking, creativity, collaboration, and community-mindedness.


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Karen Bonanno's curator insight, April 20, 8:37 PM

What are your learning goals? The question and answer style of this page guides you to a set of tools that will help you achieve your identified learning goal.

Karen Bonanno's curator insight, April 21, 4:40 PM

Tools to match to your learning goals for students.

Carol Koechlin's curator insight, April 25, 8:30 AM

The bottom line is identify your learning goal first then consider best strategies to help students achieve and that would include best technologies.

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Publishing frontiers: The library reboot

Publishing frontiers: The library reboot | Librarian | Scoop.it
As scientific publishing moves to embrace open data, libraries and researchers are trying to keep up.

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Wow!

Tennessee Library Association's curator insight, March 28, 7:38 AM

"... Carol Tenopir, an information scientist at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville who ran the 2010 survey of scientists' data habits, also conducted an as-yet unpublished study of libraries at more than 100 US research universities in 2011–12..."

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History for Music Lovers

History for Music Lovers | Librarian | Scoop.it
Music videos we made to make teaching history more fun.

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gwynethjones's curator insight, February 16, 4:44 PM

A fantastic YouTube Channel for teachers - a must subscribe! 

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WORLD | Turning a virtual page | Caroline Leal | March 20, 2013

WORLD | Turning a virtual page | Caroline Leal | March 20, 2013 | Librarian | Scoop.it
BOOKS | Libraries embrace e-book lending as e-reader devices gain popularity

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