AISLE members

Great compilation of about any 2001 best of list you could think of!

Great blog post from @jenniferlagarde  She's great to follow on twitter as well.

Joyce and David Loertscher's session at educon 1-28-12 about the idea of a Learning Commons

In response to Denise Keogh's request for places to find great books, I recommend the Choices lists. Provides some great titles for children, teachers, and young adults

Wikispaces names their best of 2011, including an IT blog and a history blog

Although written by an author for other purposes, these are great directions you could use with students.

Type in the name of a book, and get a visual web of related titles

Best books of 2011 via Children's and Young Adult Bloggers

Great list of different educational networks in many different formats, including diigo, Linked In, Facebook, nings, wikis, and more.  Some are by discipline

Children's book club kits available from Indiana State Library.  Free to those with InfoExpress.  Several of the titles are fairly recent, used in many schools

Find apps that do what you want

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.

New page from Annette Lamb on using games to help teach better search techniques.  Check out her other wonderful pages as well! Annette,among other things,  is a professor at IUPUI in the School of Library Science.  You could spend days at eduscapes!

AISLE member Abby Johnson's blog.  This particular entry is about audiobooks.  Lots of great things on her blog!

This entry from Julie Greller (@cybrarian77) has a great list of resources.

(Geek Dad appears to be a big fantasy fan)

Rutgers/NJASL

You can simply use this site to find books in a series, but if you register, you can also create a public profile, and be notified when new books in certain series become available.

100 Things Kids Will Miss if they don't have a school librarian- Nancy Everhart