At our Genius Micro-Camps, we get some amazing transformational results for the teens who attend the 2-day event. It’s time to get back to the face-to-face programs, especially as our young people have experienced so many challenges over the last 18 months or so. It’s time to reconnect and rejuvenate by igniting and amplifying their genius. You can have a…read more →
The IASL School Library Technology Innovation Award was established in 2007 and sponsored by KB Enterprises (Aust) Pty Ltd, Australia to recognizes school library programs or projects that effectively utilized current and emerging technologies for school libraries and information service delivery. Awardees were selected by the IASL Awards Committee only on occasions when the merits of a nominee clearly recommend recognition…read more →
Do you struggle to find planning time with your teachers? Do you work within a fixed timetable that limits opportunities to work with students and teachers in cooperative information literacy tasks? The following approach provides alternatives that support cooperative planning, teaching and learning within the confines of a restrictive timetable. Read More …
Have you every wanted to write a book and get it published? Well, it makes sense to me to check out what processes published authors use. Andrea Rains Waggener has generously shared her tips through her Novel Writing Made Easy System. You will get access to her step-by-step process for how to identify and develop your plot, characters, setting, scene…read more →
If you look closely at this photo, I am in the audience. For 4 life-changing days I was glued to my seat, madly writing down one information marketing idea after another. By the end of it I had a success blueprint to my own internet information marketing business. Wouldn’t you like the same? If so, here’s how (in fact you…read more →
Recently someone posed the question, “How can you find the silver lining if the sky’s so dark you can’t even see the clouds?” This got me thinking about my own silver lining in these rather gloomy times and the startling thought was a need to reinvent myself. Interestingly, I have revisited some past motivational readings to help kick start my…read more →
The IASL School Library Technology Innovation Award was established in 2007 and sponsored by KB Enterprises (Aust) Pty Ltd, Australia to recognizes school library programs or projects that effectively utilized current and emerging technologies for school libraries and information service delivery. Awardees were selected by the IASL Awards Committee only on occasions when the merits of a nominee clearly recommend recognition…read more →
The IASL School Library Technology Innovation Award was established in 2007 and sponsored by KB Enterprises (Aust) Pty Ltd, Australia to recognizes school library programs or projects that effectively utilized current and emerging technologies for school libraries and information service delivery. Awardees were selected by the IASL Awards Committee only on occasions when the merits of a nominee clearly recommend recognition…read more →
Henri, James and Asselin, Marlene (eds). Leadership issues in the information literate school community. Westport, Connecticut: Libraries Unlimited. 2005. 242 pp. ISBN 1-59158-184-2 (pbk.). The opening chapter of this book indicates the position of leadership of teacher librarians, as presented in The information literate school community: best practice1999, is still remaining unrealised. This sequel endeavours to present the issues teacher librarians need to…read more →
What is advocacy? The Canadian Association of Public Libraries has developed a definition that is well worth considering. “Advocacy is a planned, deliberate, sustained effort to raise awareness of an issue. It’s an ongoing process in which support and understanding are built incrementally over an extended period of time and using a wide variety of marketing and public relations tools”…read more →