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More things: Applying 2.0 tools
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Inspired by Helene Blowers' Learning 2.0 and California's School Library Learning 2.0, let's use this space to explore new things to prepare ourselves for leadership in new information landscapes.
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Created By: Joyce Valenza
Latest Activity: Jun 5
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Using Podcasts 4 Replies
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Comment by Mary Woodard on June 5, 2008 at 10:50am
- The librarians in my district did the 23 Things program this year and learned so much. Our program was called Learning 2.0 Through Play. Anyone is welcome to visit the program blog and do the exercises there if they want! http://learning20thruplay.blogspot.com
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Comment by Jennifer Cain on May 29, 2008 at 12:48am - Our library team is currently involved in an online training program using Web 2.0 tools. Although I am finding it difficult to inspire some members who and I quote "would rather give birth than learn Web 2.0" How do you overcome such negative attitudes that jeopardise the morale of the team?
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Comment by Lisa on April 21, 2008 at 12:02am -
Very interested in podcasts
I am currently enrolled in a certification to become a library media specialist in south GA. None of the schools around me use podcasts but I am absolutely fascinated by them and the educational potential they hold. Can any of you tell me how you use podcasts in you school? Have you developed any policies to cover posting student podcasts over the internet?
thanks
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