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by Betsy Bird
February 26, 2009 by Joyce Valenza
I am not sure I love the message completely, but I kinda overlook those stereotypes and get swept away by My Morning Jacket’s Librarian. Sweetest little bookworm Hidden undeneath Is the sexiest librarian Take off those glasses Let down your hair for me Simple little beauty Heaven in your breath Simplest of pleasures The world […]
February 26, 2009 by Joyce Valenza
If you are interested in enriching your collection of multicultural films, or want to be better prepared to recommend solid film choices to learners and teachers, the NAACP’s Top 100 Films of the Century: 1909–2009 is a must visit. From “Stormy Weather” to “Dreamgirls”, the pageant of moving images created to illuminate the lives of […]
February 26, 2009 by Joyce Valenza
Need an up to date book on our new president? Ready to analyze primary sources relating to the new administration? No fear. Refer learners to Obama in his Own Words, an attactive government ebook publication that gathers the President’s speeches along with recent photographs. These pages share President Obama’s words with our global readership. This […]
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February 26, 2009 by Joyce Valenza
Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 <!–{PS..From “Stormy Weather” to “Dreamgirls”, the pageant of moving images created to illuminate the lives of people of color, has made a significant contribution to our culture and left an indelible mark on the 20th century. Make your voice heard by rating your choices for the NAACP Top 100 […]
February 23, 2009 by Joyce Valenza
If you missed the SIG_MS ISTE Eduverse talk–Librarians Leveraging Social Media–filmed by Second Life TV, you have a second chance. The video of the panel session is now up. The session is hosted by Kevin Jarrett and I share the couch with Lisa Perez (aka Elaine Tulip) and Rhonda Trueman (aka Abbey Zenith). I never […]
February 23, 2009 by Joyce Valenza
A few weeks ago, I asked for help in leading and energizing our TeacherLibrarianNing. Among the brave souls who responded was Jane Lofton who suggested that we devote some Ning space to sharing our experiences with advocacy. Jane promptly started an advocacy group on the Ning. I asked Jane to share her concerns, as well […]
February 22, 2009 by Joyce Valenza
Last night, Kathy Schrock invited me into her digital pioneers group on Facebook. If you are a reader of this blog, you know that I’ve struggled with line drawing, specifically Prensky’s immigrant vs. native division. Digital Pioneer: The Movie from Kathy Schrock on Vimeo. I know I speak with an accent. I know I […]
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