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These are many of the links that were tweeted during EBC11 on June 25, 2011. Amazing collective brain!

Detailed article sharing how one teacher uses and organizes readers' notebooks. Includes downloads of forms she uses: Reading Log, Genre Overview, What Genres Am I Reading?, Genre Graphs, Books I Plan to Read, Mini Lesson Handouts Table of Contents, IDR Task Sheets, Sticky Note Tracker Sheet, and Reading Response Topics.

Specifics on using notebooks as well as handouts including Preparing for a Discussion, Tips for Discussion, Partner Reading Planning Sheet, book Commercials.

See previous games at http://www.microscope.edu.au/public/archive/index.aspx

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As School Library Media Specialists, it is expected that we connect our students and staff with the information and resources that they need for everyday learning. In today's digital world of social media and Web 2.0 tools, it is vital that we are not only sharing these new tools with our school community, but modeling their use for communication, collaboration and professional development. The articles and websites below reinforce the importance of Library Media Specialists being experts on the use of Web 2.0 tools.

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"...the digital divide, technological advances and our digital transformation in an information-rich world was the driver in this year's LILAC. Mobile technologies and web 2.0 applications are going to definitely impact the IL agenda."