Now you can explore the web in an entirely new way by beginning your Google search with an image. Learn more about images on the web and your own photos.
The age of knowing is slowing giving way to an age of data navigation, and what students need help with should be adjusted accordingly–even if in ways other than the ideas below.
Google is crucial to creating a response rather than finding one
Actually make social networks and media channels part of curriculum
How are educators using digital media and technology in today's classrooms? What do future classrooms look like? See what thousands of educators are saying.
Innovation is an annoying pest. It infects organizations and makes people uneasy because it’s usually accompanied by a disease called “change.”
It’s true, innovation is a pesky agitator to the status quo and it does come at a cost. In education, it’s even more of a pest because the one thing almost everyone in our country has in common is that we all have the same stored image (and hence vision) of what education is and how to play the game of school.
What follows are the best ways to “exterminate” the pest that is innovation.
Today's hottest web and mobile technologies are offering libraries a new world of opportunities to engage patrons. Ultra-popular social media websites and apps combined with the availability of affordable cloud-based services and the evolution and adoption of mobile devices are enabling librarians to share and build communities, store and analyze large collections of data, create digital collections, and access information and services in ways never thought about before.