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Librarian. Optimist. Military Spouse. Reader.
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Category Archive: Knowledge Creation

My First MOOC

MoMA’s Art and Inquiry I’m half-way through my first MOOC, and I am so happy I picked a […]

March 23, 2014 education, Improve Society, Innovation, Inquiry, Knowledge Creation

Cool Tool: Storybird

I have written about Storybird before, and tonight I was able to share some of my Storybird learning […]

December 2, 2013 Common Core, education, Knowledge Creation, Technology

Technology in Schools

“We do everything we can to get tech into the hands of our kids, and then we do […]

November 3, 2013 education, Knowledge Creation, Librarianship, Social Networking, Technology

Library Learning Blogs

Teacher-librarians can use blogs in their school libraries to connect with students and the community, to support learning […]

September 24, 2013 Collaboration, education, Facilitating, Improve Society, Knowledge Creation, Technology

Library Learning Standards

Teachers, Did you know the American Association of School Librarians has learning standards that align with the Common […]

September 24, 2013 Collaboration, Common Core, education, Knowledge Creation, Librarianship

Mobile Learning Tools at School

I am excited about the learning that can happen on mobile devices (mLearning). In this post, I’ve included […]

September 7, 2013 Common Core, education, Knowledge Creation, Librarianship

Death To (Assigned) Summer Reading! Long Live Summer Reading!

Alexander Nazaryan’s article Trust Me, Assigning Summer Reading Is Totally Pointless has set off a rather passionate discussion about summer […]

June 20, 2013 Finding Balance, Improve Society, Knowledge Creation, Librarianship, Motivation, New Libarianship, Reading for Pleasure

Encourage Making Over Using

The following is an actual question, posed by an actual school librarian:   You can’t use citation generators–why?? […]

May 31, 2013 education, Knowledge Creation, Motivation

Initiating Collaboration for Guided Inquiry

In this post, I explore some of the challenges new school librarians face in collaborating with educators who […]

May 6, 2013 Collaboration, Knowledge Creation, Librarianship, Motivation

Failure is Always an Option

At our house, we love the Mythbusters. As soon as we saw the “Larry’s Lawn Chair Balloon” episode […]

April 26, 2013 education, Innovation, Knowledge Creation, Motivation

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