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Educators are increasingly using new media and digital technologies to teach and engage their 21st century students. Via Rosa Martins, Lourense Das, Karen Bonanno Delete the scoop?
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According to Joyce Valenza, teacher librarian at Springfield Township High School in Pennsylvania and author of School Library Journal’s “Never Ending Search” blog, this is the golden age of librarianship. Co-presenting a session at educational technology leader Alan November’s 2012 Building Learning Communities (BLC) conference on July 19 with Shannon McClintock Miller, district librarian and technology integration specialist at Van Meter Schools in Iowa, Valenza outlined five areas in which K-12 schools should turn to their librarians to empower learners with valuable 21st-century college and career readiness skills. Via Karen Bonanno Delete the scoop?
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Flipping the classroom changes the place in which content is delivered. If the teacher assigns lecture-type, frontal instruction–in the form of video, simulations, slidecasts, readings, podcasts–as homework, then class time can be used interactively. The class becomes conversation space, creation space, space where teachers actively facilitate learning. Flipping frees face-to-face classroom time for interactive and applied learning, activities that inspire critical thinking, exploration, inquiry, discussion, collaboration, problem solving. So, the classroom and the library become more learner-centered. Via Karen Bonanno Delete the scoop?
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I teach Computers in an Elementary school. I found these articles very enlightening to the future of education. In order for me to retain my job and be an asset to my students and school, it is necessary for me to continue my ... Via Jeff Miller, Judi Repman Delete the scoop?
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With the increasingly important role for libraries to support knowledge construction and creation, even more so than information and knowledge consumption, the issues surrounding libraries and transliteracies has become an ... Delete the scoop?
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However, as Thomas et al point out in 'Transliteracy: Crossing divides', the period during with the word has represented the logos is perhaps less significant when we view it in light of what came before where ideas were ... Delete the scoop?
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21st-Century Learning – Libraries and Transliteracy Via Scoop.it - Libraries and literacy With the increasingly important role for libraries to support knowledge construction and creation, even more... Delete the scoop?
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@annacreech I'm sure @librarianbyday and her colleagues will be adding more, esp from LITA group: http://t.co/OEf9uzZ3 #il2011... Delete the scoop?
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What is Transliteracy? Delete the scoop?
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3Ts 2012: Engaging Students with Transliteracy, Technology and Teaching. Filed under: Uncategorized by coridunagan — Leave a comment. October 20, 2011. Not sure if this is a conference everyone has heard of or not. Delete the scoop?
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Used appropriately during job interviews, these tools can set you apart from others demonstrating your level of competency with technology, integration of transliteracy skills, and understanding of the potential of Web 2.0, ... Delete the scoop?
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When the majority of information moves from print to digital form, we need a new set of critical skills in order to find what we need and use if properly. Many students get to college without having learned much in the way of information literacy, although professors often expect it was already taught. How should schools teach kids about finding good materials for research? About plagiarism? About finding authoritative sources online? Via Manuel Pinto, Karen Bonanno Delete the scoop?
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According to Joyce Valenza, teacher librarian at Springfield Township High School in Pennsylvania and author of School Library Journal’s “Never Ending Search” blog, this is the golden age of librarianship. Co-presenting a session at educational technology leader Alan November’s 2012 Building Learning Communities (BLC) conference on July 19 with Shannon McClintock Miller, district librarian and technology integration specialist at Van Meter Schools in Iowa, Valenza outlined five areas in which K-12 schools should turn to their librarians to empower learners with valuable 21st-century college and career readiness skills. Via Karen Bonanno Delete the scoop?
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Similarly, having access to these resources everywhere, through implementations like online teacher content spaces and wireless internet connections, would be beneficial. An answer to developing rich online content will ... Via Anne Whisken, David Bevington, Karen Bonanno Delete the scoop?
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The library is one of most the perfect places for “beyond the classroom learning.” It is the place where students are, or should be encouraged to explore other worlds, to develop their imagination, to think about the impossible. This process of inquiry is what makes learning a beautiful thing and this crucial step, “the jewel,” is something commonly missed when teachers plan a new unit of work. Sometimes we fail to go back to the basics. We replace simple words such as “finding out” and “enjoyment” with “success” and “assessment.” Often teachers can forget about the process and cast their eyes only to the outcome.
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National Louis University's Gail Bush, Ph.D., professor in the National College of Education, describes how teachers need to adjust their skill sets to a con... Via Joyce Valenza, Beth Mashburn, Judi Repman Delete the scoop?
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Spotlight covers the intersections of technology and education, going behind the research to show how digital media is used in and out of classrooms to expand learning. Delete the scoop?
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Leave a comment. So I have been reading and watching You Tube videos in an attempt to understand transliteracy. From what I have come to understand, it is simply the ability to learn from a variety of methods and resources. Delete the scoop?
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Moderator, Buffy Hamilton Panelist, Laura Fleming Panelist, Andy Plemmons SLJ Summit 2011... Delete the scoop?
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RT @DMACCAnkenyLib: New term: Transliteracy: http://t.co/ezxNdaZm... Delete the scoop?
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What: 3 Ts 2012: Engaging Students with Transliteracy, Technology and Teaching Educators, instructional designers and librarian participants will learn about and share experiences and research... Delete the scoop?
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Where did the term transliteracy come from? Delete the scoop?
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Invitation: Transforming Learning for Today’s Students: Libraries as Sponsors of Transliteracy Flyer
RT @buffyjhamilton: from my blog: Invitation: Transforming Learning for Today’s Students: Libraries as Sponsors of Transliteracy Fl... Delete the scoop?
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