Professional Documents
Culture Documents
centered
libraries are in the change
business
rethinking what “ collection ”
means
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make the argument for access to a specific
resource or tool by collecting examples of
effective instructional practice
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help our students learn multiple ways
of reading and writing today’s world
by acting as sponsors of transliteracy
transliteracy is the ability to read , write and
interact across a range of platforms , tools and
media from signing and orality through
handwriting , print , TV , radio and film , to digital
social networks .
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diigo
evernote
evernote
teach students how to harness the power of
cloud computing and social media tools to
create personal learning environments and
information dashboards
student created netvibes portal
student created netvibes portal
student created netvibes portal
student created netvibes portal
student created netvibes portal
student created netvibes portal
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“ Learning and innovation go hand
in hand . The arrogance of success
is to think that what you did
yesterday will be sufficient for
tomorrow .”
william pollard
transparency
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participatory culture
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embrace leadership and building
your tribe : students , teachers ,
administrators , community
Hamilton, Buffy. “In Their Own Words: Students Provide a Video Tour of Their Netvibes Learning
Portals .” The Unquiet Librarian. N.p., 26 Mar. 2010. Web. 8 Apr. 2010.
<http://theunquietlibrarian .wordpress .com/2010/03/26/in-their-own-words-students -provide -
a-video-tour-of-their-netvibes-learning-portals/>.
Lankes, R. David. “Introduction.” The Participatory Librarianship Starter Kit. N.p., n.d. Web. 9 Apr.
2010. <http://ptbed.org/intro.php>.