Monthly Archives: September 2011
Trends, transformations, and change in libraries – David Lee King and Hamish Curry at the City Library
Thanks to my colleague Denise at my new school third term ended nicely with an excuse to revisit the City Library and come together with a largish group of people for an injection of ideas mixed with wine and a … Continue reading
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YouTube.com/Teachers is launched – let’s flip the classroom
Breaking news: YouTube.com/Teachers has just been launched. This morning I read Will Houghteling’s announcement in the Google Certified Teacher Group – This morning we launched YouTube.com/Teachers as a resource for educators everywhere to learn how to use YouTube as an educational tool. There … Continue reading
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More about LibGuides for the teacher librarian
LibGuides Intro from Springshare on Vimeo. Since Joyce Valenza’s recent visit to Australia and her inspirational demonstration of her school library’s online resources using LibGuides, our team at Melbourne High School have been determined to revamp the tired library pages. … Continue reading
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New start – second week at Melbourne High School
Photo courtesy of Jose Cuervo Elorza on Flickr As far as new starts go, this one feels good. Not one to go with the flow of things usually, change for me is often like a dentist’s visit I want to … Continue reading
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