Monthly Archives: February 2012
Libguides, Pinterest and other online stuff
Well, I have to write a post mainly because the vibrating gif is driving me crazy and I feel the need to push it down. What’s happening that I don’t use the blog to reflect any more? Perhaps this is … Continue reading
Filed under Curation, Digital citizenship, Teacher librarians
What’s a stereogranimator?
What’s a stereogranimator you ask? Well, I used it to make this 3D animated gif with photos from the archives of the New York Public Library. GIF made with the NYPL Labs Stereogranimator The instructions are sparse so I’m not … Continue reading
Watch this if you work in a library
It’s been a busy start to the year. My posts have been few and far between but I’ve been more active in sharing things on Twitter and Scoop.it as well as our new LibGuides online resources. Oh well, here’s a … Continue reading
Filed under Teacher librarians
What exactly does a 21st century teacher librarian do? A list of curated topics in Scoop.it
This has been reposted from my school library blog. On the topic of the teacher librarians’ role and exactly what it is we TLs do in our jobs, I wanted to share this article in The Guardian: Beyond books: what it … Continue reading
Filed under 21st century learning, Teacher librarians
