AISLE members

Steps to be a VERY connected presenter.

Abundance of resources about multigenre research projects

I saw many tweets praising this session by the Haradas at AASL 2011. This wiki contains their resources.

Resource mentioned at AASL.  Librarians as school leaders.

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

You'll notice the pages of this wiki (on the left hand side) are the Common Core Standards. We have attempted to align iPad apps with each standard. There will be overlap - one app may meet more than one standard. Please leave comments, suggest apps, or share your experiences in the discussion tab of the appropriate page.

Great list and explanation of hashtags and chats.  I didn't know about @HideChat and @HideTag

If your budget allowed you to buy only 100 books from 2011, Betsy Bird recommends these...

Includes more than just search; also gmail, google docs, and calendar

NYPL 100 Titles for Reading and Sharing 2011

Search for copyright free photos from flickr, includes attribution

Livebinders created this wiki to assist teachers in using their site.

This particular Richard Byrne entry describes a pearltree used to catalog some useful tech resources for teachers.  You can learn about the resources and pearltrees in the process.

Nice presentation tool.

This is a great blog entry to share with your principal (and others).  I especially like the idea of the moleskin journal.

Create a magazine, PDF, or eBooks from any online content you choose 

This blog, started by two New York moms, reviews many children's books.  They are searchable by title, author, reading level, and more.  Their rating system is a bit different than many other (such as levels of humor)

Players take on the role of Lucy, a 14-year-old slave in Kentucky.  As they navigate her escape and journey  to Ohio, they discover that life in the "free" North is dangerous and difficult. In 1850, the Fugitive Slave Act brings disaster. Will Lucy ever truly be free? Free interactive game from WNET

Novel Conversations is a free statewide lending library creating conversations across county lines and within communities. Through Novel Conversations, Indiana Humanities lends sets of books to Indiana book clubs, offers program and discussion suggestions, arranges author speaking events, and extends social sharing opportunities. We lend more than 360 titles, primarily fiction and biography, to reading and discussion groups at libraries, senior centers, schools, and other organizations, free of charge. Books include classic titles such as Little Women and To Kill a Mockingbird , as well as contemporary titles such as The Poisonwood Bible and The Time Traveler's Wife. View the book list for a complete listing.