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A Post I Wish I’d Written: Joyce Valenza on Sandy and media literacy
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“I stopped using rubrics because…”
Is this a great rubric or a limiter? How do we know? How do we decide? How do we systematize this? Last week, a surprising thread running through all of my presentations was unexpected, spontaneous, and recurring conversation about the … Continue reading
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Congratulations, Victoria!
Congratulations to UMSI student Victoria, who led a never-done-before event blending online learning with face-to-face collaboration for the Creative Commons Power of Open project. Check out what happened on the Creative Commons blog! Open.Michigan leads real world School of Open … Continue reading
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New York Public Library and Hurricane Sandy
On her blog yesterday, Diane Ravitch shared an email from Tony Marx, the new head of the New York Public Library. In his email, he wrote: I am here at Mid-Manhattan [a major branch library] which like 61 branches is … Continue reading
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Howdy, Plano/Richardson Library Expo!
Hi there, everybody! My Texas tenure continues today with a trip from Richardson to nearby Plano for the Plano/Richardson Library Expo. You can find links to slides (larger files; slower download) or handouts (smaller files; faster download) below if you’d … Continue reading
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Hello, ITIC at RISD!
Hi, y’all! I’m delighted to be back in Texas for the Richardson ISD’s second Instructional Technology Integration Conference. It’s a busy day, with a keynote and three concurrent sessions. If you’d like to follow along, download the slides here! … Continue reading
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Whats Going On in This Picture? (Learning Network, NYTimes)
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Libraries in 2025: Interview Questions
A short while ago, a student writer wrote to the School of Information asking some questions about what public libraries might be like in the future. Here are my responses: 1. In your opinion, what factors are changing libraries the … Continue reading
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Applying L.A.T.C.H. to Infographics
Last week at the OELMA conference, keynoter Kathy Schrock gave a very strong talk about infographics. One strategy she talked about was L.A.T.C.H. as a mnemonic to help kids envision ways of organizing information. I was really intrigued by L.A.T.C.H. … Continue reading
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