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The Children's Book Review: Reviews and Articles of the Best Books for Children and Kids of all Ages
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An annotated list of websites and blogs specifically devoted to the promotion of literacy and engaging young adult reluctant readers in the middle level classroom. Delete the scoop?
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by Donna Block My library is in the midst of a renovation project that makes planning Teen Tech Week programs difficult -- mainly because we're never sure whether we'll have access to a room where ... Delete the scoop?
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Looking for innovative programming ideas? Get some ideas here. Delete the scoop?
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Carol Koechlin's curator insight,
March 4, 9:27 AM
Looks like a great self help tool for students and from a trusted educator. Link to your Virtual Learning Commons and then invite a class to experiment. Document results and share findings. Delete the scoop?
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Search thousands of tutorial videos on any subject from the worlds best teachers. Before you know it, you'll know it. Delete the scoop?
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Librarian@HOPE's insight:
"Google's Search Anthropologist Daniel Russell recently shared a short videodemonstrating why word order matters when formulating your search terms. In the two minute video we learn how and why reversing word order can affect the outcome of your search. The video is embedded." --Richard Byrne Delete the scoop?
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Over the last few days I've featured a couple of free tools for adding interactive elements to your videos. In the last year I've reviewed a few other services and methods for doing the same thing. This is a round-up of the ways that you can add interactive elements to your videos. The first four tools could be used by students to create a series of choose your own adventure videos. These tools could be used by teachers to enhance the short videos that they create for flipped lessons. Delete the scoop?
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So is this the beginning of the end for school libraries? Not by a long shot, says Susan Ballard, president of the American Association of School Librarians (AASL). Enlightened administrators realize that school librarians still play a pivotal role for students, guiding them through search processes and helping them find appropriate, reliable, vetted resources in print and digital format for research and other classroom projects. 
Monica Nilsson's curator insight,
February 24, 12:27 PM
Skolbibliotekarien än mer viktigare i dag - i den roll som alltid varit viktigast: att utbilda och handleda i att navigera i informationsflödet med färdighet att filtrera och reflektera. Delete the scoop?
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What keeps you up at night? Educating students to be college and career ready? Incorporating inquiry into your teaching for the very first time? Shifting Delete the scoop?
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Project ENABLE, a collaborative project of Syracuse University's School of Information Studies, Center for Digital Literacy, and Burton Blatt Institute, provides high quality, comprehensive, train-the-trainer continuing education program for school librarians nationwide in ways to create and deliver effective library and information services to students with disabilities. Delete the scoop?
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Writing About Emotional and Developmental Disabilities
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A blog celebrating Women's History Month and children's literature with author essays and book reviews about women's history topics. Delete the scoop?
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I love great stories--and especially love passing them on to others. Mostly I blog about middle grade or YA fiction, but I love good narrative nonfiction for kids too. Personal stuff: I'm a Massachusetts-based writer of fiction and nonfiction for young readers, former middle-school and high-school library aide, current independent bookstore bookseller, public library clerk, and all-around story slinger.
Librarian@HOPE's insight:
There are a lot of very good book blogs out there, but this one is worth taking the time to check out. Delete the scoop?
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Dedicated to helping you read fiction book series in order. Easily find out which book is next with a custom list based on your favorite series! Delete the scoop?
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80,000 of the best questions from NY Regents, State Assessments, Academic Competitions, and more.Search by topic or exam. Select, arrange, and format questions the way you like. Create beautiful classroom materials in just minutes!
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Who says that learning has to be lame? Take the boring out of those old Social Studies books add in cool stories, links, and videos, and you get Go Social Studies Go. Delete the scoop?
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Librarian@HOPE's insight:
"Wonderopolis is a fantastic site that I learned about through Silvia Rosenthal Tolisano's current series of blog posts about embedding visuals into teaching and learning. Wonderopolis currently offers nearly 900 "wonder" prompts. The prompts cover topics in science, social studies, mathematics, and language arts. Each of the prompts includes a short article, a video, an image or two, and links to additional readings." --Richard Byrne Delete the scoop?
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wireWAX is video, evolved. Start tagging your own videos today.
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"What makes using wireWax different from using the YouTube annotations tool is that clicking on your tags (what YouTube calls annotations) does not send you outside of the video you're currently watching. This means that you can watch a video within a video or view a picture or listen to a different audio track within the original video. When you click a tag in the original video the video pauses and the tagged item is displayed." --Richard Bryne Delete the scoop?
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ScoopWeb offers a broad range of media content from a varied and extensive range of sources. A real-time topic explorer which provides you with news, information, images, videos, documents and tweets. Delete the scoop?
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Easily organize your papers, read & annotate your PDFs, collaborate in private or open groups, and securely access your research from everywhere. Delete the scoop?
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