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The librarian area on Reading Rockets has author videos, many booklists, and links to useful information in cooperation with ALA.

Very complete page with information on national and state library grants.

Although aimed primarily at health websites, this is a nice, compact way to show students what to consider in using information on a website

On this site, you will find message templates (sample e-mails, letters, newsletter blurbs, brochures, and even videos) containing taglines and targeting specific stakeholder audiences in order to promote school librarians as 21st century skills experts. CASL hope that these sample templates will be used by school librarians and school library advocates to inform their communities about the vital and irreplaceable role that school librarians play in teaching and learning.

The State Library's Center for the Book includes information Letters about Literature, One Book programs, books abojut Indiana, and more.

Although from a college library, there might be some strategies that would work in the K-12 realm.

Larry Ferlazzo is an ELL teacher in Sacramento.  Somehow he also manages to have one of the most comprehensive blogs/websites for collecting resources.  There is an over-abundance of information on just about every topic.  Scroll down to see many of the numerous categories.

This particular entry on Mike Gorman's blog has Flip Camera alternatives (now that Cisco is dropping them).  Gorman's blog has a lot of great information-- and he's from Indiana.  (Fort Wayne)

Scoop.it page to accompany Debbie Abilock's session at AASL

includes a nice bibliography

Lots of great research ideas and graphic organizers. This is from a project he was doing, but the information is great!

Several organizations have banded together to create this platform. At this time, you can sign up to be an "Ambassador" and get further information this fall.

Rec by Annette Lamb. Students put themselves in the place of a reporter in order to check facts before they share information.

Includes many options for close captioning. Very informative

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Latest update on safe materials handling. Link will be updated as they provide updates.

More for public libraries, but might be of interest to school libraries. This author combined the information from several sources to write this detailed plan.

Shared during digital literacy webinar

This is old, but has a lot of information about connections between high school libraries and college readiness. Several sources included. Interesting that DOE was involved too.