A nicely stocked Wikispace with information for all school librarians.
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We love Teacher Librarians! This work by Mia MacMeekin is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License. Via Sara Kelly Johns Delete the scoop?
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Do we lose something of a novel when we don’t see the words spelled out in front of us? Is the medium integral to the message? Via Janelle Charlton Delete the scoop?
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Hamish L's comment,
March 22, 12:22 AM
the term "digital citizenship" seems to have been hi jacked by internet safety. Isn't citizenship so much more than this, digital or otherwise?
melly's comment,
April 7, 8:45 PM
the focus should not only be on digital safety which of course is a large part of digital citizenship but includes so much more, like for example; digital communication, digital literacy and digital access. Digital citizenship as a subject at school was created as more than just finger wagging and more about education and infomation which in turn leads to good choices and the ability to be safe. Safety is a bonus which comes through following all aspects of digital citizenship. The school and library can be a safe place where digital information is accessed accurately and students have the ability to acquire new knowledge
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As plans for Google's Knowledge Graph and new search emerge, Ben Morse explores the impact these developments will have on education and people working in schools Via Leonardo Ornellas, Dennis T OConnor, Sara Kelly Johns 
Lourense Das's curator insight,
March 16, 8:43 AM
"As plans for Google's Knowledge Graph and new search emerge, Ben Morse explores the impact these developments will have on education and people working in schools" 
Reuven Werber's curator insight,
March 16, 1:22 PM
Will new improve Google finding, make teachers unnecessary? Doubtful, but they will have to adapt their ways! 
Dennis T OConnor's curator insight,
March 16, 2:10 PM
Knowing how to search, evaluate, and ethically use digital information is the essense of being educated. Google is a pioneering effort. Learn to use the tools! Delete the scoop?
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eWeek Google Explains How Search Actually Works eWeek Google wants users to know how sesarch actually happens, from the moment they type a query into the Search box on Google.com until the instant the results appear, ready for curious users to find...
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Presentation for LIANZA Library Assistants Day highlighting the range of tasks undertaken by school library teams and linking the intersections between schools Via Karen Bonanno, Lourense Das 
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March 12, 6:31 PM
Would be interesting to compare with an elementary school librarian's day.
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The Kindle toolkit is a comprehensive list of tools and tips that every Kindle owner should know about. They make your Kindle experience even more enjoyable. Via Carmel Galvin 
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March 5, 2:23 AM
A wide range of suggestions for methods of sending content to your Kindle. Delete the scoop?
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But troubling questions remain, as Whispercast only addresses some issues that have plagued schools and institutions since Kindles were first introduced. Amazon declined to return multiple emails and calls from SLJ with queries from school librarians and educational experts about how Whispercast will ease those concerns. Via Buffy J. Hamilton Delete the scoop?
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Alinda Sheerman: Australian Teacher Librarian of the Year 2012 This prestigious national award recognises and honours an exceptional Australian teacher librarian in a school setting whose professional practice has a positive impact on student achievement and information literacy. ASLA describes the role of a teacher librarian as having three key professional areas: professional knowledge, professional practice and professional commitment. Via Karen Bonanno, L2_S2S Delete the scoop?
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Sixty percent of 16- through 29-year-olds surveyed by the Pew Research Center said they still visited the library. Delete the scoop?
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How did 'SYNC YA get started? Kirsten Cappy shares her passion for audio books and how this lead to a great summer audiobook program for teens. Free downloads of fabulous titles throughout the summer! Via Janelle Charlton Delete the scoop?
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The Future of User-Centric Ebooks EContent (press release) Many content experts have often complained about ebook publishers that, unfortunately, don't often take full advantage of the technology and instead simply deliver static, electronic... Via Carmel Galvin Delete the scoop?
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All of the Big Six publishers have, for the first time, agreed to make e-books available to public library users. Via Sara Kelly Johns Delete the scoop?
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Simply put, students suffer when they don’t have adequate resources—and, in particular, we’ve found that student achievement suffers when schools lack libraries that are staffed by full-time librarians. “Nearly every public school in Bucks, Delaware, and Montgomery Counties has a library with certified staff, which has been proven to increase student reading and comprehension,” notes Kintisch. “In contrast, most public schools in Philadelphia do not employ a certified librarian, and more than 140 do not have a library.” Via Dennis T OConnor, Sara Kelly Johns
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March 12, 2:01 PM
Kieth Curry Lance's decade long research studies established (beyond any doubt) that a professionally staffed library is essential for student achievement. It never hurts to be shown the obvious truth (over and over again). When will the decision makers stop the lip service and pay attention to the research? School Libraries and Librarians WORK! Delete the scoop?
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"When there is a narrator who capably voices the story with cultural authenticity, the retelling matches the story as the author intended." ~~Junko Yokota Via Janelle Charlton Delete the scoop?
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Use Bloxp to export any blog and turn it into a downloadable ebook! Save your favorite blog as a unique, readable file. Via Carmel Galvin Delete the scoop?
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Call it brainstorming, concept mapping or mindmapping, collecting and organizing thoughts using web 2.0 is a snap. Let’s take a peek at several free options. Via Karen Bonanno, Rosa Martins, Lourense Das 
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February 14, 4:54 AM
Overzicht (Engelstalig) van een 5-tal gratis mindmaphulpmiddelen. 
Peg Becksvoort's curator insight,
February 15, 8:20 PM
It seems that laying out a graphic organizer for specific topics should be obvious. The resources listed here will get you started. They also present the opportunity for a teacher to draw on their features to have learners create their own mind maps. 
Carmenne K. Thapliyal's curator insight,
March 2, 6:33 AM
A great basic list. You need to look at the comments to get more brainstorming tools 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, L2_S2S 
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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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The internet has already had a major impact on how people find and access information, and now the rising popularity of e-books is helping transform Americans’ reading habits. Via Sara Kelly Johns Delete the scoop?
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On the day of the mass lobby of parliament for school libraries, author and commentator Jeff Norton reflects on the important role school libraries play in nurturing future talent and economic prosperity. [Jeff Norton is a London based writer-director and the author] Via SCIS, Karen Bonanno, Sara Kelly Johns Delete the scoop?
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Getting kids to really focus on what exactly they are searching for, and then be able to further distill idea into a few key specific search terms is a skill that we must teach students, and we have to do it over and over again. We never question the vital importance of teaching literacy, but we have to be mindful that there are many kinds of “literacies”. An ever more important one that ALL teachers need to be aware of is digital literacy.
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