Combining with renovated high school a potential option for expanded SL libraryPilot TribuneAlternative options for the Storm Lake Public Library expansion project continue to emerge, including a combined, multi-use library at the renovated high...
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Has the Internet changed the way students conduct research? Via Anu Ojaranta Delete the scoop?
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"School libraries today feel increasing pressure to reinvent themselves in the face of increasing financial pressures, new media technologies, and a progressively media-savvy population. Their transformation from information reserve to knowledge center has been fast underway. This paper builds on that evolution to develop an argument for media literacy education as the pedagogical foundation for the learning commons model for school libraries. This would position the school library as a dynamic media literacy learning hub, anchoring entire schools around knowledge, expression, collaboration, and creation in both virtual and physical spaces. The paper will highlight the case of Chelmsford High School Learning Commons in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, as a vibrant central space in a school for just this type of integrated learning." Via lyn_hay, Anne Whisken, Eeva Kurttila-Matero, Anu Ojaranta Delete the scoop?
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As the learner becomes more aware of their own learning (gaining metacognitive skills), they will look for resources that suit their learning better. And, in many cases, will create such resources.
That’s why we need to encourage a culture of the remix. Or in starker terms: Curation and creation over education."
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