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- Networking and the incoming class of 2017
- Thinking beyond the (summer) list
- Our first PSLA/MU Unconference
- “It’s about time, Dr. V!”: On maximizing database use with the one-login MackinVia app
- Web2MARC/DL2SL: Making our OPACs more gracious hosts
- The new community-sourced Classroom 2.0 Book
- On maximizing database use: Part 1, the one-page approach
- National Digital Public Library to launch
- Dealing with dashboard decisions
- From Karen: Nonfiction eBook Collections: The Pros and Cons
- Michelle’s PD panel and more edWeb webinar goodness
- An interactive video round-up (seven tools to explore)
- My personal ebook journey and the EBSCO eBook Academic Collection
- My three favorite playlist tools
- I love these markers! (But it’s not about the markers)
- Anatomy of a slam: “there will be poems”
- Mashing up Passover—or why this year’s Haggadah will be different from . . .
- School of Open opens
- on Creativity and testing and poetry
- School library infographics: research and advocacy
- New Zealand: The future of library services to NZ students
- Next TL Café: Sue Waters on the Care and Feeding of Your Blog
- Cleaning the closet, database style (with kid talent)
- Adopting a display
- Checkthis! and other postery stuff
- Celebrating interactive scaffolds
- #TLElem: starting a new conversation
- Google Drive’s new very appy Create menu
- Globalizing and Googlizing Science Fair
- What’s Izik? Introducing a swipier, slashier search
- Resources for Black History Month
- Why hair salons need to curate
- Getting ready for Super Bowl and teaching with the “text” of life
- Educon: When a conference works
- Looking closely at inaugural addresses
- How would you fill an Edcanvas?
- Wikivoyage launches
- Advanced Power Searching with Google
- #tlchat was even more live last night
- WLMA: The library should be the heart of the school
- Popcorn Maker: Will it pop a great video conversation?
- Pew offers new Libraries page
- Zeen for digital magazine creation
- Model Library Curriculum shared on our PA DOE portal
- Small Demons: Welcome to the storyverse!
- Kathy’s updated assessments
- Blog break, but just for a bit
- PLN news: TLChatLive & our new TLChat Community
- Focusing in on authors who pin
- Four tools for determining web cred
- MOOCs for kids too
- Get ready for the Smackdown!
- Sticky research metaphors?
- On returning from Doha
- Wikipedia and JSTOR partner
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- I love my phone. Suburban survival tips. Siri rocks. Sandy sucks.
- New from Pew: How Teens do Research in the Digital World
- BrainPop Game(s)Up the election
- The LC does CCSS
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- EasyBib’s New Extensions: two/too “easy buttons”?
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- Infographics: Round 2
- UN History Project launched
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- Library 2.012 archive posted
- #tlchat live tomorrow
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- My secret search/curating weapon
- Library 2.012 starts today!
- New York approves a new school librarian evaluation rubric
- My grad students’ questions
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- On teaching digital citizens
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- #tlchat launches intensely (and archiving tweets)
- #tlchat Live tonight
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- RebelMouse squeaks to me
- Michelle’s orientation & our #bwad e-book!
- Pinterest for bulletin board anxiety
- #tlchat live & get ready for more Café
- Crowdsourcing Fifty (or so) ways to leave your paper:
- On Connectedness & the Learning 2.0 Conference
- The flipping librarian
- Twiplomacy and tools for social network research
- New Creative Commons license chooser
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- Meograph launches its 4-D storytelling platform
- Google’s Search by Image: Something to look at
- MentorMob and me
- Beeclip EDU: scrapbooking for schools
- In PLN news #1: Jennifer’s PLN Starter Kit
- In PLN news 2 . . .Mightybell TLChat
- Infotention and digital citizenship
- Mightybell: a platform for curation, conversation & group learning
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