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Including: previewing, contextualising, questioning, reflecting, outlining and summarising, evaluation and comparing and contrasting. These strategies can also be applied to critical writing.

How the Language Really Works: The Fundamentals of Critical Reading and Effective Writing

Keep up to date with trends, events and conversations around school libraries in Australia and beyond.

When preparing your assignment you need to acknowledge all the materials you draw upon, quote, paraphrase or mention. A referencing style is the set of conventions used to acknowledge the work of other authors. Style guides generally outline the way you are expected to format and present your assignments.

Judy O'Connell's blog with various feeds to stay up to date on the latest in libraries, education and ICT for learning.

Primary online students talk abut their learning and events in the school. An example of a student blog supported by the teacher librarian.

This website will be an area where you can find other Tasmanian classes to communicate with. You will also be able to connect on a global scale. See the list on the left sidebar of schools we know want to communicate with us. DoE Tasmania edublogs. This website is an area where you can learn how to blog. There are pages on setting up a class blog, posts about different web 2.0 tools you could be using in your blog and posts about creative commons and how to use images, video and music on your blogs without breaking copyright.

Edublogs student blog collaborative challenge that builds skills and knowledge of blogging and other countries

Over the past two decades, Greg Whitby has been rethinking the nature of learning and teaching in a digital age and the role of learning environments and technology in supporting new pedagogies. His blog presents current and futuristic thinking around education

Buffy Hamilton is a an active librarian in the USA who explores the profession, education and literacy through her blog posts.

It's well known that public libraries are no longer just about the books - even e-books. Many community libraries are receiving 21st century digital-age makeovers: Numerous digital technologies, maker spaces to invite creation, even video production suites and 3-D printers now inhabit many libraries across the country.

If you take notes efficiently, you can read with more understanding and also save time and frustration when you come to write your paper. These

Time magazine pictorial report on the how American public libraries are facing cut back challenges by re imagining their roles and services.

Our information environment is constantly changing. How will we access, use and benefit from information in an increasingly hyper-connected world? The IFLA Trend Report identifies five top level trends which will play a key role in shaping our future information ecosystem

Personalise your start page. Have everything important available at your fingertips.

Pinterest board covering information on Project Based Learning (PBL) and New Tech schools

Challenge Based Learning is an engaging multidisciplinary approach to teaching and learning that encourages students to leverage the technology they use in their daily lives to solve real-world problems through efforts in their homes, schools and communities.

Nina Davis, Australian primary school educator presents key learning opportunities via her blog.

A introduction to transliteracy and its importance to libraries.