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Hello, University of Alabama Students! {Slides}
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Stephen Fry + Kinetic Typography = Delight
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Useful Feedback
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Follow-up to Booklist Webinar on Common Core State Standards
As a follow-up to the questions we didn’t get to answer during last week’s Booklist webinar, here are some of my responses, posted to Booklist‘s “Likely Stories” blog. Additionally, you can find the slides here and the archived webinar here. … Continue reading
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Common Core Workshop in Massachusetts
Hi, y’all, from the Massachusetts School Libraries Association’s Common Core State Standards workshop in Deerfield. The daylong workshop was archived in Elluminate; you can play it back here. It takes us a few minutes to finesse the audio so that … Continue reading
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UMSI is hiring!
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Join Me: Booklist Webinar on Common Core State Standards
Hi, y’all — on Tuesday, I’ll be giving a free webinar on the Common Core State Standards and research for K-8 students. The webinar will be geared toward K-8 educators and public librarians and sponsored by Cherry Lake Publishing. Their … Continue reading
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