Additional+Resources

//Media Literacy: "the ability to access, analyze, evaluate and communicate information in a variety of formats." —David Considine//
 * [[image:kindle.jpg align="right"]]Web 2.0 Resources **

[|DaVinci Institute - Future of Libraries]Thomas Frey of the DaVinci Institute put together his 10 key trends related to the future of libraries. [|**Library 2.0**] Michael E. Casey and Laura C. Savastinuk (September 1, 2006, LibraryJournal.com) describes the Library 2.0 movement, including links to additional resources. [|Kindle 2] is here!


 * Collaborative Tools for the Library: **

**Wikis** [|Library Success: A Best Practices Wiki] Atlantic High School Class wiki with China [|Booktalking With You] - Southeast Polk

Start your own blog: [|blogspot.com] [|All Together Now - A 2.0 Learning Experience] - school librarians share frustrations about blocking of new web 2.0 tools by district [|Grand Rapids Public Library Blog] - blogs within the blog - for all [|Garden City Public Library Blog]
 * Blogs**

[|Goodreads.com] Goodreads is the largest social network for readers in the world. We have over 1,800,000 members who have added over 42,000,000 books to their shelves. A place for casual readers and bona-fide bookworms alike, Goodreads members recommend books, compare what they are reading, keep track of what they've read and would like to read, form book clubs and much more. Just FYI - there are many authors now on the Goodreads site and you can become their "friend" and fan!
 * Social Networks**

[|TeacherLibrarianNing]

[|Just One More Book] - podcasts about children's books we love and why we love them - interviews with authors iTunes podcasts and [|iTunes U] search for: "A SnapShot 7 - Teen Approved Books" podcast - snapshots or short reviews of teen reads
 * Podcasts**

[|Twitter] - [|wiki article about prominent uses of Twitter in libraries] Great example of using Twitter in elementary classroom []  [|Edmodo]- microblog for education
 * Microblogs **

[|VoiceThread] [|"There's a boy in the girls' bathroom" book review] [|Mini booktalks prepared by librarians] [|"Life as we knew it" booktalk] [|Women of the World] - Women's History Month (March) [|The Giver] - math, science and reading project

[|Delicious] - The Web is a big place, full of new and interesting things to discover. The problem is finding the good stuff and keeping track of it all. This is where Delicious can help. Delicious is a Social Bookmarking service, which means you can save all your bookmarks online, share them with other people, and see what other people are bookmarking. It also means that we can show you the most [|popular] bookmarks being saved right now across many areas of interest. In addition, our search and tagging tools help you keep track of your entire bookmark collection and find tasty new bookmarks from people like you. (search for reading book club) [|TeacherLibrarian's reflection on social bookmarking]
 * Social Bookmarks**

media type="custom" key="3407486" [|Flickr] - Library of Congress put [|3,100 of the most popular photos] from its collection online at Flickr. (The selected photos have no known copyright restrictions.) “The real magic comes when the power of the Flickr community takes over,” noted the library’s Matt Raymond in the institution’s [|official blog.] “We want people to tag, comment, and make notes on the images, just like any other Flickr photo. ... Many photos are missing key caption information such as where the photo was taken and who is pictured. If such information is collected via Flickr members, it can potentially enhance the quality of the bibliographic records for the images.” “Words are failing me right now,” he wrote. There have been 50,000 views, comments posted on 500 photos, and people have marked 1,200 photos as favorites.
 * PhotoSharing**

[|YouTube] - [|A Holocaust Survivor and Anne Frank's Diary] [|TeacherTube] - [|Black History Month] [|SchoolTube] - [|Twilight Commercial]
 * the Tubes!**

[|Skype] [|Skype with an author] - from Kate's Book blog
 * Teleconferencing w Experts, Authors, Poets**

Google Earth - [|Google Lit Trips] [|Exploring Literary Spaces via Google Earth] - blog from the creator of Google Lit Trips

Want to Make Your Own Comic Strip? [|MakeBeliefsComix]

** 2009-2010 Resources ** [| TeacherLibrarian Wiki]  Quote from the front page: "Wikis are about collaboration; so are teacher-librarians! This is your wiki! (If you'd like to contribute, please write me at joyce_valenza@sdst.org)"