The 2013 results represent more than 400,000 surveys from 9,000 schools and 2,700 districts across the country. Respondents included 325,279 students, 32,151 teachers and librarians, 39,986 parents, 4,530 district administrators and, new to this year’s survey, 1,346 community members.
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AASL Power Searching Slides - 5 views
10 Major Technology Trends in Education -- THE Journal - 4 views
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89 percent of high schools students have access to Internet-connected smart phones, while 50 percent of students in grades 3 through 5 have access to the same type of devices
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students are designing “best-fit” solutions for their very specific needs.
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"10 Major Technology Trends in Education"
2015 America Association School Librarians Best Apps and Best Websites revealed! - @jo... - 0 views
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"I was honored to serve on the Best Apps for Teaching and Learning Committee this year. Over the course of the year we tested hundreds of contenders and selected a list of 25 apps "best of the best" for the Committee's third list. Our committee vetted apps in five categories connected to AASL's learning standards and in support of our instructional roles relating to inquiry-based teaching and learning. The Committee recognized free and cost effective apps that foster the qualities of innovation, creativity, active participation, and collaboration and are user friendly to encourage a community of learners to explore and discover. Here are those fabulous apps with tips for their use in your schools and libraries: Books Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) Organization & Management Social Sciences Content Creation"
The Daring Librarian: Wonder More - Fear Less - 1 views
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"You know, my brand is sometimes a lot to live up to. I'm not always daring. I won't buy a 3D printer until I know I can get projects kiddos create cranked out in a timely fashion or that we can reliably afford the materials and upkeep supplies. You don't ALWAYS have to be daring in BIG ways, but you can dare everyday something. Dare to keep smiling to that kid who never smiles back. It's easy to smile to the kiddos you adore & have a connection with. But try to smile consistently, to that kiddos who is all prickles and burs. You will be surprised at the results. It took me 8 months once to get a reluctant grin back. When thinking about the next school year -I'd like to suggest we keep in mind that we should be ready to try new things without letting fear stop us. To go beyond our comfort zone. Even if you choose only one thing that makes you squirmy inside, that's good for your practice and our profession. This way, we can truly say to our kiddos that we are pushing ourselves to fail/win and try again just like we ask them to do every day!"
School 2.0 & the Academic Digital Divide « Emerging Technologies Librarian - 6 views
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What are the core educational tech competencies? – What are the missing skills that most impact on performance & academic success? How do you tell the story? – What are the tools people most need to be comfortable with? Are these different for faculty and students? – What are the causes of an academic digital divide?
tmcanada / FrontPage - 2 views
Things On a Stick News Archive: Thing 50. Personal Learning Networks (PLN) - 5 views
elementarylibraryroutines - home - 4 views
Eight Noteworthy Reads on Information Literacy, Libraries, and New Literacies... - 0 views
MLA's 30 Books Every Adult Should Read Before They Die on Lists of Bests - 0 views
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United Kingdom – "a World Book Day poll conducted by the Museum, Libraries and Archives Council (MLA), in which librarians around the country were asked the question, ‘Which book should every adult read before they die?’ "
Teacher Librarian » Blog Archive » Web 2.0 Tool Review: Diigo - 0 views
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Diigo is short for Digest of Internet Information Groups and Other stuff. This social bookmarking tool was created in 2006. In March 2008, Diigo upgraded to version 3. This upgrade has placed Diigo at the top of the list for social bookmarking tools.
Google For Educators - Google Docs - 0 views
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Google Docs is an easy-to-use online word processor, spreadsheet and presentation editor that enables you and your students to create, store and share instantly and securely, and collaborate online in real time. You can create new documents from scratch or upload existing documents, spreadsheets and presentations. There's no software to download, and all your work is stored safely online and can be accessed from any computer.
Librarian Chick - Free and Open Source Educational Resources - 0 views
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A vast number of resources on this wiki. Scroll down the Front Page as they are all listed there.
How to retool yourself--a roadmap of at least 15 ways by Joyce Valenza - 2 views
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How to retool yourself--a roadmap of at least 15 ways for school librarians (and their classroom teacher colleagues) to develop professionally
HOT QR Codes in the Classroom & Library | The Daring Librarian - 8 views
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