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Doug Johnson's NECC 2009 presentation on copyright. He says "fair use" is not a law, but a guideline. Excellent scenarios that could be used with faculty or students.

This is a wiki about using Web 2.0 tools. Joyce Valenza and others will be presenting info on this at the ALA conference this weekend.

Library of Congress presentations for teachers on how to use the loc's primary sources.

This presentation focuses on a diverse array of web 2.0 tools teachers and librarians can use to enhance classroom websites, collaborative projects, and multimedia reports created by students individually or in distributed teams.

The infographic presents research highlights from all of Library Research Service's (LRS) school library impact studies. There are 2 versions available - one for digital viewing and one for printing.

The Pew Research Center began studying how the role of public libraries, as well as the needs and expectations of their patrons and communities, are changing in the digital age. Funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, grounded by a Library Advisory Group, and conducted by the Pew Internet & American Life Project, the first set of reports focus on the rise of e-reading and e-books at libraries.

Blogging Rubric by \n\nRyan Bretag\n is \nlicensed under a \nCreative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-Share Alike 3.0 United \nStates License\n.\nBased on a work at \ndocs.google.com\n.

A great wiki site to find good resources