Archive for the ‘web 2.0’ Category
Monday, August 18th, 2008
Our 08-09 school year kicked off today. Parents, teachers, and students alike all expressed disbelief that the summer has ended. As I set out on another year I have made a few resolutions (in no particular order) -
Continue to expand and depend on my Professional Learning Network (PLN). ...
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Tuesday, July 31st, 2007
Something I've been working through this summer...
School Library Learning 2.0 is a program of the California School Library Association. This "self-discovery" program is open to non-members and is an interesting way to explore web 2.0 for libraries. Why be concerned about web 2.0? According to the CSLA site:
Why Do ...
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Monday, July 30th, 2007
Social networking is evolving as sites catering to niches begin to come online. If MySpace doesn't work for you there might be a niche network out there. My wife is a knitter and now a beta member of Ravelry - "a knit and crochet community". While I ...
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Wednesday, November 15th, 2006
A recent survey of independent school libraries showed almost 75% hosting a web page. But what type of web page? Is it read-only or the 2.0 variety offering read/write features and robust navigation options? I have been swimming through the library stats at the National Center for Education Statistics but have yet ...
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