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Perhaps one of the most challenging conversations to have in libraries and learning communities as we move towards 2013 is the arrival of RDA. Yes, here is a new acronym that needs to be embedded ...
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By Meredith Farkas:
"Even when we get the timing right, infrequent use of a tool on which people were trained will lead to forgetting. [...] Screencasting software, technology that creates a video of activity on the computer screen along with the user’s narration, is sometimes used to solve this problem. The software allows a trainer to create videos that show specific processes within a web system so that users who have gone through a training can refresh their memory with a video later on." Via Karen du Toit
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March 7, 3:04 AM
The use of screencasting software such as Jing to enhance to learning process in libraries. Delete the scoop?
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To start with... 1.Books that are professionally selected to meet school and personal needs. 2.Equitable access to computers and other forms of technology. 3.Someone to talk to and someone who listens – the school librarian. 4.A place to get help when they need it. A place to assemble with their friends openly Via Lourense Das, Ann Vega, Dr. Laura Sheneman, Virginia (Pavlovich, Les Howard, Andrea Zeitz, gwynethjones, Jessica Raeside
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February 27, 1:22 PM
Cosas que los niños extrañarán si su escuela no tiene un Bibliotecario. Delete the scoop?
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POSTED ON JANUARY 22, 2013 BY MATT ANDERSON| 17 COMMENTS
It’s nice to have a support network of smart librarians to talk to and learn from on Twitter. I’ve compiled a list of 125 librarians I recommend following on Twitter. Via Susan Grigsby, gwynethjones, Dennis T OConnor
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January 24, 12:44 PM
My Twitter updates are getting ready to explode!
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February 21, 7:30 PM
Follow a librarian on twitter... you're bound to learn something! Delete the scoop?
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