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A Tale of Two Conferences
If you could go to one or both (if that were possible) or neither, what would your choice be? Thoughts? Opinions? Something?
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Permalink Reply by dougj@doug-johnson.com on
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Glen,
I am faced with the same problem each year. I opt for NECC simply because it is education and technology focused - 100%. I believe it's good to mingle with teachers and administrators who go to NECC, but not ALA.
Both are good conferences, however, and the AASL conference is a must.
I have to say, though, I miss my library friends at ALA!
Doug
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Permalink Reply by Glen Warren on
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Doug,
will you be at NECC this year?
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Permalink Reply by Joyce Valenza on
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Glen,
The guilt is too much for me. I so want to be in both places. The decision is made by where I think my voice is heard the loudest. There are lots of librarians who speak up at ALA. I need to be at NECC to represent!
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Joyce,
What if we could decrease that guilt? At this NECC we will be using the Teacher Librarian Videoconference Network to connect to ALA in California for the first time. The current AASL president is interested in exploring how TLs can take a leading role in insturctional videoconferencing as well as collaboraitve videoconferencing. This could really help change the TL (aka Library Media Specialist) awareness issue. What do you think?
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Count me in, Glen. (I'll also have my Flip with me for regular blog updates to SLJ.)
As for Sara, she's my BFF. Ask her if you can be on our AASL Tech planning committee?
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PERFECT! Wow, I am amazed at how this thing is progressing! I think you have a good idea about the tech planning committe, I will follow up. Our connection with ALA will be on July 1st at 9:30am in the SIGIVC room. Could we connect before that?
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