AISLE members

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.

All SMART Board educators, unite! Let's share ideas, tips, and lesson files and collaborate to maximize our students' learning.

Crosswalk of the Common Core Standards and the Standards for the 21st-Century Learner

This is great!  Anita Silvey's book blog.  Does a wonderful job of highlighting different books and authors each day.

Places to find Common Craft media

This particular page is entitled "Fluid Environments for Life-Long Learning"   It gives many great examples of student engagement throughout various platforms.

Minnesota Reads.  What would be comparable to this for our state?  Wonder who's behind it.

Gwyneth Jones webinar, bound to be great.  Will erase bookmark after event

Texas Library Association page on saving libraries.  Includes talking points, and even suggested answers for tough questions.

Link to recorded webinar

Free library skills materials from Capstone

Includes simple explanations of when to use a website, blog, or wiki.

Sweet Search is designed for student use, with all websites selected for use.  There are divisions for younger students, school librarians, biographies, and more.

The amazing Cybrary Man's Creative Commons page.

Sources of Copyright-Friendly Media

HP hosts a teacher exchange.  This particular PowerPoint online course was free and helpful.  I've had lots of PPT questions from students, teachers, and friends.  Even though there are more powerful tools, PPT is still used quite a bit.,

Great entry on what it takes to be a librarian.  Check out the other linked articles as well.

Joyce Valenza's Virtual Library space

Jean kept this collection of resources for a class she taught as an adjunct.  She decided to make it public, but asks that you honor her copyrighted material.