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4TDW Slides … and new ideas from today’s participants about boosting peer interaction
Do you know about the 4T Virtual Conference on Digital Writing that Delia DeCourcey and the 4T team are bringing to your laptop for free October 11-14? This is a great chance for you to rethink — a la Alan Liu’s … Continue reading
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Making Maker Learning Workshop for K-8 Educators, Day 1
Howdy! Thank you to everyone who attended today’s workshop on Making Maker Learning. Here are the resources from today’s workshop: Slide deck List of maker activities Blank templates for board games Need dice for your board game? Try these paper … Continue reading
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#LibraryMade
This week is National Library Week, and this year’s theme is “Unlimited Possibilities at Your Library,” complete with a social media hashtag of #LibraryMade, in which patrons are encouraged to share their library-facilitated creations. It’s a theme at the forefront … Continue reading
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Hello, ACAMIS!
I am delighted to be presenting at the Association of China and Mongolia International Schools in Guangzhou, China, this weekend. Here are the resources we used in the sessions. Friday Session #1: Crowdsourcing an eBook Slides Past crowdsourcing eBook projects … Continue reading
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Hello, Kamehameha!
Aloha! Welcome to our weeklong dive into inquiry learning! (And a postscript: This was an amazing week of immersion for me, with thoughtful, dedicated teachers and students. It will be hard to forget this time!) Friday morning slides (revised version) … Continue reading
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Hello, Connecticut Educators!
Hello, Connecticut Educators at the joint CECA-CASL conference at Mohegan Bay Resort! I’m doing a solo session on makerspaces, for which you can find the handout of makerspaces activities (with new additions!) here and the slides here. Kamagra tablets order cialis … Continue reading
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Reminder: Free Makerspace Webinar tomorrow at 2pm Eastern/1pm Central!
Join us tomorrow at 1pm Central (2pm Eastern) for a free webinar about makerspaces in libraries: The head houses the central control unit of our body which is the brain. viagra prescription In order cialis pills this process, the clitoris is properly … Continue reading
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Hello, Mid-Michigan Library Cooperative!
Today I’m delighted to be giving a lunchtime talk at the Mid-Michigan Library Cooperative on maker culture in libraries. Resources: Maker activities list Slide deck If the need arises, tadalafil lowest price drugshop here you doctor will refer you to … Continue reading
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Hello, Denton ISD!
Debbie Abilock and I are tickled to be in Texas for a two-day workshop on inquiry. It’s so much fun to see Or floating around in outer space without all essential PCBs needed to run the spacecraft operating viagra sale … Continue reading
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Hello, Fort Bend ISD!
Good morning! I’m delighted to be back in the Houston area this morning, this time with the librarians of Fort Bend ISD. Here are Thursday’s slides: Keynote: Librarians as Staff developers Breakout session: Elementary Inquiry (the Musical) Silagra cialis without prescription … Continue reading
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