If You Want Kids to Read the Collection, Weed the Collection
I love vintage books. I have shelves full of them at home. I once bought a 1930s era dictionary at
Category: education
Cool Tool: Storybird
I have written about Storybird before, and tonight I was able to share some of my Storybird learning with my Information
Wondering about Your Library
Today I’m sharing an advocacy video I created for my Technologies class. In my “real” advocacy video, I would include photos
CyberHeroes & Anti-Cyberbullying
In my last post, Intellectual Freedom & Internet Filtering, I shared a few ideas about how school librarians can help schools
Technology in Schools
“We do everything we can to get tech into the hands of our kids, and then we do everything we
Podcast for an Elementary School Library Program
Comets in the Spotlight This is my first attempt at creating a podcast–and it was fun! I created this for
QR Codes? Really? Yes, Really.
QR Codes often get a bad rap, and often for good reason. When I first encountered QR Codes, I downloaded
Why a Wiki? Content Collaboration in the Middle School
A wiki is a content collaboration tool that enables people to work together remotely to share ideas, develop new understandings,
Cool Tool: Glogster
Glogster is a Web 2.0 Tool that makes it easy for librarians, teachers, and students to present media-rich information and
