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| Keeping Libraries Relevant: Using Technology • Understanding Informational
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Tuesday, November 4, 2014
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM ET / 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM PT
Elementary and middle school libraries have always been a central location for
student (and faculty) learning, but with the changing educational standards and
growing use of technology, they have to continually evolve to remain relevant.
Join SLJ’s Rocco Staino and an expert group of panelists for an insightful
discussion on how technology, informational text, and literacy are the keys to
keeping libraries relevant for students and teachers.
This free, one-hour webcast will cover:
- Enticing and engaging students through quality informational text and
technology
- Selecting and using technology that promotes literacy strategies for
reading digital texts
- Curating your collection to find informational text to curriculum
connections for teachers
- Using technology to support all students, including ELLs and striving
readers
- Connecting teachers to digital resources
Additionally, our panelists will share their experiences on how they stay
current and offer suggestions for librarians to remain relevant members of the
school community. Together we can adapt to the changing educational environment
and ensure that everyone in our elementary and middle school communities
benefits from it.
NOTE: All webcast attendees will receive a code to claim 500 Frequent Buyer
Points from Rourke–enough for 12 Rourke Library Books.
Register now!
PanelistsDr. Sandra Agle - Director of Media Services, Lee County School
DistrictCarl A. Harvey - School Librarian, North Elementary, Noblesville,
IndianaJenny Meyer - Teacher
Ramana Early - Media Specialist AssistantModeratorRocco Staino - Former School
Librarian and Columnist/Contributer for School Library Journal
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