"Greetings Donna,
I'm Mike McQueen, teacher librarian and founder of http://www.GettingBoysToRead.com. Like many school districts, we are in a financial crises. Our school board recently proposed to eliminate ALL 20+ middle…"
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nings in your Library Media Center
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Lenore Douglas replied to Donna Baumbach's discussion Keeping Up with Web 2.0 in the group Web 2.0 in the Library World"fascinating about twitter in professional use....thought it was just for kids....I am going to follow up on this."
Karenjoy113 replied to Donna Baumbach's discussion Keeping Up with Web 2.0 in the group Web 2.0 in the Library World"I'm a big fan of collecting the collectors. Here are a few of my favorites.
Mark Garrison http://www.garrisonsites.com/
Alan Levine http://cogdogroo.wikispaces.com/StoryTools
Carl Anderson http://carlanderson.blogspot.com/
I also use Twitter…"
bj neary replied to Donna Baumbach's discussion Keeping Up with Web 2.0 in the group Web 2.0 in the Library World"I read many blogs and RSS feeds inorder to keep up on all the new stuff happening with web 2.0 My favorite is Joyce's SLJ blog,
Bright Ideas,
Free technology for Teachers richardbyrne@freetech4teachers.com
Langwitches…"
Pat Ropchan replied to Donna Baumbach's discussion Keeping Up with Web 2.0 in the group Web 2.0 in the Library World"Hello,
I found the best thing I have ever done was to create a personal page (iGoogle in this case). I access everything I need here and keep up via Google Reader.
Cheers,
Pat"
Katharine C. Adams left a comment for Donna Baumbach"Thank you, Donna!
I realized I have a few other things to share with you...but I have family coming in today and I need to get off the computer!!!! LOL!
I'll get back to you!
Did you hear back from the Edublogs contest? I haven't seen a…"
Katharine C. Adams left a comment for Donna Baumbach"You are welcome! Have fun at FAME. I wish I could go. Not many of us in Lee County will be there. September conferences are just about impossible for our bookkeepers to do. The money just came in this week. Deb Hanson is the only media specialist I…"
"Of course....! The workshop is on 9/30...so tweak away (or don't!) I did find it and saw you had done even more prezis! Cool!
Thanks, Kathy!"
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- Hometown:
- Black Mountain, NC
- What is the name of your school?
- I retired from the University of Central Florida in August 2007. I've been working on a survey about school library media specialists knowledge and use of webtools (web 2.0) and a wiki where we can all share resources and ideas for using webtools to make us more productive and engage students in their own learning.
- School or professional website:
- http://webtools4u2use.wikispaces.com
PLEASE add any examples of Web 2.0 tools in use in your library media center to the WebTools4U2Use wiki. It really needs REAL WORLD examples.
Comment Wall (23 comments)
- At 9:43pm on May 24, 2007,
Shonda Brisco said…
- Hi, Donna!
How are things in Florida?? Thanks for asking to be my friend...this is such a cool site!
- At 8:52am on May 25, 2007,
Donna Baumbach said…
- Hi Shonda! Thanks for all you do for your students and teachers and then for sharing with all of us! You're the best!
djb
- At 8:23pm on May 25, 2007,
Martha Taylor said…
- Hi, Donna, Anderson is in the northwestern part of S.C. about halfway between Atlanta and Charlotte on I-85. We're about 1 1/2 hours from Brevard and 2 hours from Asheville.
Really enjoy your SUNLINK blog!
Best,
Martha
- At 4:39pm on May 28, 2007,
Cathy Nelson said… - I am so delighted to be your friend. I love the SunLink Blog and hope to somewhat model our newly formulated SCASL Blog after the Sunlink one you maintain.
- At 5:28pm on August 6, 2007,
Alice Yucht said…
- Donna --
"Retirement" is the wrong word to use, because you haven't really *left* the profession. Join me in calling yourself an "itinerant resourcerer."
- At 9:06pm on August 6, 2007, Cathy Nelson said…
- My eyes are getting better every day. I have all vision back except close-up (reading distance) but it is SIGNIFICANTLY better today than yesterday, I just might even pass an eye test Thursday at my one week follow up!
- At 10:26am on August 27, 2008,
Nancy Bosch said… - Donna I was looking at your wiki (nice job BTW) and wanted to know what software you used to design the front logo image? I'd assume it was some kind of scrapbooking software but didn't know if it was online or you bought it. Thanks N
- At 2:53pm on August 27, 2008, Nancy Bosch said…
- Thanks, Donna I ran into your "stuff" through a posting on Classroom 2.0, I'll check back often. I teach gifted students in a special ed program and we do tons of stuff with computers, primary source documents, blogs, online book discussions, and literature for gifted readers. You might want to see our stuff here.
http://anotsodifferentplace.blogspot.com/2007/07/where-is-all-your-stuff.html
- At 4:20pm on July 28, 2009, Katharine C. Adams said…
- Thanks, Dr. Toler! Maybe it's good because you started me on this journey back a few years at UCF! ( You are the BEST!)
You can certainly use it! However, I may need to pixel-up the photos if Anne is correct. She responded a few minutes ago and said they would not look good projected.
I'm so glad you responded. You made my day!
Kathy (Payne) Adams
- At 4:43pm on July 28, 2009, Katharine C. Adams said…
- Sounds, great! Yes, it is Lee County. We had a wonderful cadre lead by Sandi Agle, Deb Hanson (amazing) and Jo Carlson where we were introduced to all things Web 2.0. I have been on a thrilling ride the last month following the experts and playing with tools. I haven't had this much fun learning about educational media since...well, since I was in your classes! (No, you couldn't remember me...it 1980-82 :/) I'll check out the site you mentioned! Thanks again!
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