How a PLC works.

Describes how ebooks can be downloaded in many formats.

Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators offers teacher resources, including categorized lists of sites that are useful for enhancing curriculum and professional growth.

This site reviews young adult books and new releases.

This is an article about how to use Moodle in your school. This two part article shares 1) district use tips and 2) practical tips for enhancing Moodle for K-12 district use. Sounds very interesting if you can get everyone to use it.

This is a great article of how schools are starting book clubs. They have a small group of teachers read a professional books and then have discussions about them. They also try new strategies in their classrooms and then discuss them with the rest of the members.

This ariticle states that setting up rules for computer usage ahead of time helps to eliminate problems later. A lot of good suggestions that should start at a young age and continue to reinforce throughtout their schooling.

This article asks the question "Whether it best to have outdated books or no books?" They come to the conclusion that no books is the better option. They also look at books versus technology. They look at funding options that might work for every school.

New York Life worked with four high schools throughout the country of which one of them was in Minnesota. They created media centers that helped build true centers for teaching and learning. They also provided a toolkit to help you develop your own media center for learning.

Schools in Michigan cut school librarians because of budget cuts. They found that test scores in these schools fell. Schools with strong media centers scored significantly higher on standardized tests