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RSS (real simple syndication) will bring the latest posts from this blog directly to your reader of choice. If you are new to RSS, you may want to read a quick tutorial. Clicking the orange feed icon above will let you subscribe to this blog's feed for a variety of readers. A very big thank you to everyone who made the SLJ Summit a huge success for the development of School Library 2.0. A special thank you to panelists Doug Achterman, Diane Chen, Michael Stephens and David Warlick as well as our room facilitator Sylvia Norton. We also need to thank all of the participants who [...]
There it is…the start of the work towards a community generated definition of School Library 2.0. Please join in the ongoing discussion on the SLJ Summit Wiki!
Joan Frye Williams is talking from surveys and other research, so it is interesting to hear what she brings as ways to “pimp your library”. I rather like her first point, which draws on being cool about technology that we don’t always consider. Make sure, she told us, to point out the “green tech” in [...]
I feel like I haven’t been doing enough blogging about the summit, especially considering I am supposed to be facilitating (modeling) School Library 2.0.
Yesterday, we heard incredible presentations from the SL2 panel. A huge thank you to Doug Achterman, Diane Chen, Michael Stevens and David Warlick for being a part of this conversation. Many [...]