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ALA Library Fact Sheet with a selective listing of resources for determining the costs of running various types of libraries.
Our world is changing at a fast pace through our increasing usage of mobile devices, media applications, and new technology. The way we learn and think is also changing to accommodate our new environments. There has been a lot of talk recently about screen time and children. Some see it as beneficial and some see it as harmful. Hopefully, more research will be coming forward on the issue, but from what I have read it is the engagement and interaction keywords that keep standing out in every argument on both sides of the issue. Applying gamification to reading seems to be an opportunity for us to make things interesting for a new generation of readers. Some of us are already doing this in our summer reading programs by using game boards instead of reading logs. This is how I see gamification…
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In recent years, Congress decided to make it a law that most taxpayer funded research had to be posted online with free access within 12 months of publishing. Access to a scholarly article can cost around $30.
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Many teens are getting quite tired and downright addicted to their digital lives. But they want something that is surprising to me: more face-to-face interaction and communication.
There are a whole host of fantastic channels on YouTube for teachers out there with great educational content to take advantage of. Here are 7 of the best.
There are a whole host of fantastic channels on YouTube for teachers out there with great educational content to take advantage of. Here are 7 of the best.
LCF Clubs offers complete language learning solutions. Find Resources for English, French and Spanish here. Buy KS1 and KS2 MFL teaching resources here.
Learn how to take the text in one or more cells, and spread it out across multiple cells. This is the opposite of concatenate.
The Lenovo ThinkPad X131e Chromebook was designed to make teachers more effective, IT managers less stressed, and students further empowered. It also saves time, money, and resources.
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2 recent surveys about children and digital books generated headlines hinting that, for kids, paper books are preferable to ebooks.
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RT @RGS_IBG: Now free online: Publishing and getting read: a guide for researchers in geography http://t.co/jkMgMvtq68 Thanks to all contributors.
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"Why is that? The best explanation, as far as I can tell, is that book publishing itself has exploded—e-book publishing especially—now that we all live in the Age of the ePub. But author Karen Dionne wrote an interesting piece for the Huffington Post last week that offers a decent solution to the drowning-in-books problem: It’s called an author collective."
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TransliteracyParticipatoryPresented by Buffy J. Hamilton, Ed.S.Iowa Association of School LibrariansSpring ConferenceApril 2013CC image via http://www.flickr.co
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Many educators are explicitly teaching such skills as how to evaluate a website's credibility, how to use precise keywords, and how to better mine search engines.
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Many teens are getting quite tired and downright addicted to their digital lives. But they want something that is surprising to me: more face-to-face interaction and communication.
There's a big difference between using projects in the classroom versus project-based learning in the classroom. What are those differences, you ask?
Remember the days when Macs users thought they were not targets of malicious behavior and would be relatively free of malware? For a while it was true, at least more than for PC users, for whom running antivirus programs is second nature.
The 4 Essential Organization Apps For Your Classroom—And Tons of Ideas For ... T.H.E.
Chromebooks start shipping on June 15, 2011, but can you actually productively work on one? Kevin Purdy answers the questions everyone is asking.
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