Part 3 of an interview I conducted with Travis Jonker, an elementary school librarian in Michigan, founder and blogger of 100 Scope Notes, reviewer and blogger for School Library Journal, former judge for CYBILS Awards, ...
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All About Explorers was developed by a group of teachers as a means of teaching students about the Internet. Although the Internet can be a tremendous resource for gathering information about a topic, we found that students often did not have the skills to discern useful information from worthless data. So we set out to develop a series of lessons for elementary age students in which we would demonstrate that just because it is out there for the searching does not mean it is worthwhile. Delete the scoop?
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First Education Bill in Decades Acknowledges Effective School Library Programs Delete the scoop?
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ICE Worldwide, LLC is a global legal, marketing, business development and investor relations firm with offices in Boston, Singapore and Japan.
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"Understanding how the web works is a fundamental right for every person living in the twenty-first century, and digital literacy must be as core an area of study in schools as literacy and numeracy. “Too often, a culture of caution exists in society meaning children are being taught to fear the internet rather than understand it. We need to teach kids basic programming skills to get them into jobs that will boost the economy" Delete the scoop?
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As England encourages the brightest young teachers to go straight into schools and train on the job, Mike Gershon offers a crash course in four of the most famous theories of learning, with practical tips for all (Have you ever wondered *how* we... Delete the scoop?
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Blog by staff members at CILIP (RT @CILIPinfo: Congratulations to the winner of the Information Literacy Presidential Challenge: http://t.co/VBW4Q7KOH7 #infolit)... Delete the scoop?
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The Family Online Safety Institute works to make the online world safer for kids and their families by identifying and promoting best practice, tools and methods in the field of online safety, that also respect free expression.
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Our Information Officer Síona is VERY excited about going to Google Dublin HQ for the Family Online Safety Institute (FOSI) European Conference......maybe a little too excited. The keynote speakers are excellent and there will be lot to reflect on, especially in relation to changing Digital Literacy Skills and our responsibilities in providing access and training for learners to become active and responsible citizens online. Look out for live tweets from the event and no doubt many pictures of Tayto Crisps and Kimberley biscuits - access to which she tell us is a basic human right. Hmmmm...... Delete the scoop?
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A great online resource to help students, especially younger learners, to create and tell a story! Delete the scoop?
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Common sense about the library role in information literacy from Barbara Fister [@bfister] http://t.co/le3wPxVjvI
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Catching Up With The Kids: Moving School Libraries Into The New Media Era See it on Scoop.it, via Educommunication (Catching Up With The Kids: Moving School Libraries Into The New Media Era | @scoopit http://t.co/ka0d3CIXt9)...
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Here is the 2013 version of my textbook that I curated for my students at Hannam University's Linton Global College. Next year's vesion will include more of the teacher's notes that I share with my students.
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Regardless of the negative features associated with gaming such as frivolity, violence and mindlessness, games do have a growing potential in education.
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I’m delighted to announce that a series of four articl (Supporting Young Learners' information literacy - series complete: I’m delighted to announce that a series of ...
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Shared by @simonjbaines on Twitter - The tool that will help you make a really exciting classroom project. Project Blaster will guide you in identifying, collecting and selecting the right information to create something really imaginative, like an art exhibition, or a science experiment, or even your own book. Delete the scoop?
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500 million photos are uploaded every day. Sharing of digital information has grown 9 times in five years. And China is leading the digital charge. If you
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Did you know that Google’s advertising revenue is now bigger than the entire U.S. print industry? That in China an extra 264 million people used the Internet between 2008-2012? That Saudi Arabians are the world’s biggest sharers and the Japanese share the least? That 500 million photos are uploaded online every day? What does this presentation say about your own Internet use and the importance of online sources and mobile devices on your life and your learning?? Delete the scoop?
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YouTube is more than just a cute cat video site. It's matured into one of the biggest resources for educational content ever. Delete the scoop?
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RT @tomtolkien: Suggested reading books for KS1, KS2 and KS3 - book lists for school libraries -... http://t.co/4FlYMlCXLd Delete the scoop?
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Most academics look down on the open source encyclopedia, but does it really hinder students' studies?
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Dr Catherine Easton says "students must develop an ability to analyse the nature of the source material within Wikipedia, adding that the educator should ensure there is "a strong, continuing focus on the need to support academic work with references to acceptable scholarly sources". How do we help our learners develop these skills? Do tutors and library staff work together in your institution to support learners in this way? Delete the scoop?
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DELETE CYBERBULLYING European Awareness Raising Campaign on Cyberbullying Under the Daphne III Programme Duration: 1st February 2013-end June 2014 According to the European Commission, Cyberbullyin... Delete the scoop?
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How To Steal A Recipe
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A great idea shared by April Grotberg on the ili-l@ala.org IL chat group about perceptions of ownership of information online - how to use it, share it and reference it! Delete the scoop?
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Here are the 10 library terms for high school students: 1 – Abstract - a brief summary of a book or article. Quickly reading an abstract will help you decide if you would like to get the full article or book.
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Part 1. The UNITWIN Cooperation Programme on Media and Information Literacy and Intercultural Dialogue New Approaches and Challenges In this first section of the Yearbook the UNITWIN Network offers...
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Banks may be playing on customer ignorance The Press "There is evidence that at least half of our adult population do not have the financial literacy, knowledge and skills to understand the unfamiliar, technical information contained in banking,...
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DigitalLiteracies.pdf on Information and digital literacy in education via the digital path curated by Elizabeth E Charles (Digital Literacies| TEL TLRP | @scoopit http://t.co/U4EgB8f0zY #diglit ...
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A presentation connecting digital writing with standards-based curriculum (DS and the CCSS Prezi: http://t.co/rldODPamEC #sigds) (Digital Storytelling and the Common Core | @scoopit via @dgburris http://t.co/Vs4sy3wN1a...
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