Tales of Teaching and Learning in Library Land
A short article in the September issue of School Library Journal caught my attention last month. At first I passed over it without reading it – augmented reality? That sounds too “out there” for me. But I’ve been trying to stretch myself and grow, besides I knew my students would be interested, especially with the newest Pokemon Go craze! So, I looked into it. Here’s
There is a fabulous freebie over at TpT that you won’t want to miss. This year’s edition of the Tech Tips for Teachers Ebook is “hot off the press!” It’s full to the brim with tips and tricks (and links to freebies!) for using technology in your classroom. Teacher creators Laurah J of Tools for Teachers, Andrea Crawford, and Utah Roots have done a
When I first moved into my current library, a colleague visited and suggested I utilize the wall space in the hallways leading in by putting up some large bulletin boards. She could see the possibilities for displaying student work and library concepts in this high-traffic area. I followed her advice and have had a love/hate relationship with those boards ever since! On the one hand,
When I first moved into my current library, a colleague visited and suggested I utilize the wall space in the hallways leading in by putting up some large bulletin boards. She could see the possibilities for displaying student work and library concepts in this high-traffic area. I followed her advice and have had a love/hate relationship with those boards ever since! On the one hand,
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