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Massachusetts School Library Association Annual Conference Handouts

School/Public Library Cooperation
 * C ooperation between the public library and the school library  the benefits to student and teacher (more available resources and materials, etc)... **
 * Presenter: Sharon Colvin--Chelmsford Public Library, MA **


 * Sharon put together a little webpage with links to her blog and the presentation. **
 * [|__http://sparklecookie.wordpress.com/presentations/collaboration/__] **

Dewey vs. Genre Shelving
 * Dewey versus a hybrid classification system has become a growing topic for librarians.This workshop discussed the pros and cons of classifications systems and some school libraries that have gone to a hybrid Dewey classification system. **


 * Presenter: Halley Zanconato--Dartmouth High School, Dartmouth, MA **
 * [|__https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1lE9ngrsX-fVZ9hsi_xTwmqakEwFyiWfDquZ1zzvU_kQ/edit?u sp=sharing__] **
 * Hybrid Dewey Classification Chart: **
 * [[file:bookmakingworkshopnandover/Handout for MSLA PD 12-5-13.pdf|__Handout for MSLA PD 12-5-13.pdf__]] **

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The Electric Educator Thoughts, ideas, and comments on educational technology.



Connected Principals This blog is the collected thoughts of school administrators that want to share best practices in education.


 * Math Resources - ** Tutorials, Formulas, Calculators, Directories.

Free Technology for Teachers Free resources and lesson plans for teaching with technology. Updated monthly. Contains some really good resources for teachers.
 * The Principals of Change ** - a blog with good stories about learning and leading.

edmodo A great resource for teachers! Set up Groups. Groups make it easy to communicate with select students and keep materials for a single classroom organized. You can keep a calendar, communicate with students and have them communicate back to you safely.

Wikispaces - Invite people into a collaborative space to gather information, discuss ideas and share opinions. You can upload documents, video and more.

Super Book of Web Tools for Educators A comprehensive introduction to using technology in all K-12 classrooms.

Federal Register for Educational Excellence Easy to find digital teaching and learning resources that are designed and maintained by the United States Government.



The Critical Thinking CommunityThe Center for Critical Thinking and Moral Critique conducts advanced research and disseminates information on critical thinking. Many articles, assessments, etc.

8 Apps to Prepare You for Your Next Presentation/ Webmeeting An article on Apps from Teacher Reboot Camp []

The Future of Education Charting the Course of Teaching and Learning in a Networked World An interview and discussion community that has webinars, podcasts, mp3 files, and discussion forums on educational topics.

Understanding September 11 a television news archive

TED the First 21st Century University

Mastery Connect provides a free community for educators to share and discuss their plans around Common Core standards.

Videodropper is a free service for sending your favorite YouTube videos to your [|Dropbox]account.

Dropbox is a free service that lets people bring their documents, photos and videos anywhere and share them easily.

Livebinders

iTunesU K-12 curriculum videos are also included. Free resource.

Google Earth Fly to any place around the world, see 3D buildings, imagery, and terrain. find cities, places, and local businesses.

Khan Academy Has a library of over 3,000 videos covering everything from arithmetic to physics, finance, and history and 312 practice excercises

Skype in the Classroom Connect your computer to classrooms all over the world.

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