Pssttt. You. Yes, you. This is my son's new vlog. Please click on it and rate it. Oddly enough, I am trying to encourage his creating these videos. Thanks. I owe you one.
Monday, July 13, 2009
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
What is the future of the library?
Yes, all librarians need to watch this video. Thank you for your time.
Monday, June 22, 2009
Teaching online through the summer
I am spending the week in Morro Bay and, yet, I am also teaching a course. I like teaching online. I really do. It also helps that I have a really good group of students this session (although, in point of fact, I get many good groups of students from Fresno Pacific University).
Saturday, June 13, 2009
EXCLUSIVE - New Moon Official Trailer
Yep. If you are a Twilighter, you need to watch this trailer for the upcoming New Moon.
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Join me in Ontario!
I just made my hotel reservations for CSLA 2009 in Ontario, California. Don't you think it's time you did, too.
Saturday, June 6, 2009
CSLA 2009
This morning I discovered that my proposal to present at CSLA 2009 in Ontario had been accepted. The title: "Teacher Your Library Aides Online: Develop an online course in Moodle."
I am pleased that it was accepted. The presentation is an out-growth of a course that I developed for my district that is now being piloted at a number of schools and of a presentation that I gave at our local CUE Conference.
I will be talking about free ways to be able to design such courses. I don't envision this course as the sole way that you teach library service students, but as a supplement to what you normally do. For me, some days I have vast amounts of work for the students and other days, less so. On those other days, it gives the students an opportunity to improve their skills.
Also and importantly, it gives you a quantifiable way to grade the students.
I am pleased that it was accepted. The presentation is an out-growth of a course that I developed for my district that is now being piloted at a number of schools and of a presentation that I gave at our local CUE Conference.
I will be talking about free ways to be able to design such courses. I don't envision this course as the sole way that you teach library service students, but as a supplement to what you normally do. For me, some days I have vast amounts of work for the students and other days, less so. On those other days, it gives the students an opportunity to improve their skills.
Also and importantly, it gives you a quantifiable way to grade the students.
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