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Everything having to do with school librarianship, information skills and the evolving role of the school librarian.
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pgoerner's comment, October 6, 2011 9:26 AM
This is a very interesting model...perhaps more school libraries need to pay attention to this as we move to the next level. hmmm!
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’ve been investigating ways to curate conversations that take place on the web, via social media and in other places. I’m doing so at this point mainly to be able to display some of the great conversations that happened in the two New Media Studies first year seminars (#nmsf09 and #nms_f10) where I was the Twitter-embedded librarian. So far I’ve been looking at Storify.com (where I have put my name in for an invite), Memolane.com, and Curated.by, which I have signed up for and begun to play around with. Via Buffy J. Hamilton Delete the scoop?
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False Economy is for everyone concerned about the impact of the government’s spending cuts on their community, their family or their job. Delete the scoop?
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RT @SLMonthly: TL Mark Ray is Teacher of the Year in Washington: http://t.co/Pci08H6n Great for all school librarians! Congrats Mark!! Delete the scoop?
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RT @sjCoker: Teacher Librarians save children by fighting 'truthiness' | Seattle Times Newspaper: http://t.co/S3QJzQ0s #AASL11... Delete the scoop?
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"I asked some of my kiddos and my music teacher colleague, Monica Femovich, to help me explain our very new efforts in teaching curation. Usually game for anything Glee-ish, our singer/actors brilliantly and generously created an introduction I can use for instruction and in upcoming workshops." Via Buffy J. Hamilton 
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Rock, Paper, EbookCavemen wrote on rocks in caves. Then, with Egyptian papyrus, paper was born. Now, with Kindles, Ipads and the like, electronic paper is in its infancy. Delete the scoop?
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The nationalisation of K-12 education in Australia has the potential to have a Jupiter Effect (prediction that an alignment of the planets would create a number... Delete the scoop?
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This is a very interesting model...perhaps more school libraries need to pay attention to this as we move to the next level. hmmm!
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