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The end of the library as we know it???
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What a neat idea. Are there different videos that can play with different messages? I'm going to have to check this out. On the subject of the end of libraries, I just read this article: http://www.schoollibraryjournal.com/article/CA6699357.html?n...
November 4
Very cool, Maggie! I just used it to post an announcement for an online course I teach. It would be a good attention getter for teachers to use on the webpage where they post homework assignments!
November 1
Now THAT is a fun generator.
October 27
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Hi all, I found this really cute little tool and thought that I would have some fun with it. You can make your own and post it in your reply/comment as well then we cna come up with some inventive librarian ideas... See what you think... The ...
October 27
I have mostly been using wordpress as it gives you the option of creating pages which gives it a website like feel. But unless you host it on your own server it is definitely not embed freindly -and learners love to embed stuff. So Blogger is a gr...
October 9

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Johannesburg/Hogsback
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I am a passionate web 2.0 activist for teaching and learning and has actually found that librarians are on the forefront of implementing innovative practices that assist learners to explore knowledge. I ahve basically decided that as a compulsive obsessive knowledge gatherer I would make a great ;librarian!
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This great article from Judy on how essential it is to embrace web 2.0 tools and a 21st century mindset to transform school libraries (see below). This is definitely a must read. I would love to know to what extend local librarians in South Africa are using social media tools like blogs, wiki's, Youtube and twitter... to turn their libraries into havens for 21st century digital natives.

I am scheduled to do a talk on how librarians in South Africa can use blogs and micro-blogging in their libra… Continue

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At 2:39am on May 27, 2009, Mike McQueen said…
Hi Maggie,
I'm a teacher librarian & recently started a community based blog for getting boys to read - http://GettingBoysToRead.com. Please send me a friend request if you'd like to network, share ideas, and learn more about getting boys to read.

Sincerely,
Mike McQueen

LET'S NETWORK HERE TOO (request me as a friend):
My FACEBOOK Profile
My TWITTER Profile</</body>
At 11:09am on May 10, 2009, Kim Piot said…
Hi Maggie,
Glad to have a collegue on the continent! Do you work at one of the American schools? I've heard good things... Our internet is actually pretty good. We switched services at the beginning of the school year, and that was a little dicey, but now that it is set up, its been pretty good! We depend on it a lot for the Library IT classes, too (I am also a 2.0 addict! ), so thank goodness! How are things where you are?
At 4:49am on April 24, 2009, Kim Piot said…
Hi Maggie, ( I FINALLY GOT YOUR NAME RIGHT!!! SORRY)I am new to this site, and looking around, I came across your picture angd I thought, I like the hair! She's gotta be cool! Add to that that I also work in Cote dIvoire West Africa at an American School here - I have a few students who are here transferred from South Africa -- so i just had to re h out! I thought it might be nice to share our experiences and ideas. Check out my profile and if you're interested, drop me a line!
At 4:48am on April 24, 2009, Kim Piot said…
Hi Magie, I am new to this site, and looking around, I came across your picture angd I thought, I like the hair! She's gotta be cool! Add to that that I also work in Cote dIvoire West Africa at an American School here - I have a few students who are here transferred from South Africa -- so i just had to re h out! I thought it might be nice to share our experiences and ideas. Check out my profile and if you're interested, drop me a line!
At 4:48am on April 24, 2009, Kim Piot said…
Hi Magie, I am new to this site, and looking around, I came across your picture angd I thought, I like the hair! She's gotta be cool! Add to that that I also work in Cote dIvoire West Africa at an American School here - I have a few students who are here transferred from South Africa -- so i just had to re h out! I thought it might be nice to share our experiences and ideas. Check out my profile and if you're interested, drop me a line!
At 4:47am on April 24, 2009, Kim Piot said…
Hi Rhonda, I am new to this site, and looking around, I came across your picture and I thought, I like the hair! She's gotta be cool! Add to that that I also work in Cote dIvoire West Africa at an American School here - I have a few students who are here transferred from South Africa -- so i just had to re h out! I thought it might be nice to share our experiences and ideas. Check out my profile and if you're interested, drop me a line!
 
 

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