library 2.0 stuff

This is just a mishmash of stuff that will get edited into a better format later.....

I found learnerblogs (see post below) via Grandview Elementary School Library Blog which is in NY and seems to have been incorporating wikis and blogs with their students for quite awhile. Hmmmm.

Resource-wonder Claire forwarded me Open Wide, Look Inside, which I recommend you do (look inside, that is)! And that I do, more thoroughly!! Using poetry and children’s literature across the curriculum, Tricia Stohr-Hunt. is on the faculty at the University of Richmond. Wonderful categories, thematic book lists and general resources make this site an exciting treasure of a blog.

Voices from the Inglenook – an elementary school library blog; correction, a GREAT elementary school library blog

Hammock Reader has applied VoiceThread to promote books; I think we could do this with students. I believe VoiceThread is a free service....

Nancy J. Keane nancy@nancykeane.com
Big Book of Children's Reading Lists" (2006)
Nancy's podcasts: http://nancykeane.com/rss.html
Booktalks Page http://www.nancykeane.com/booktalks
Reading Lists wiki http://atn-reading-lists.wikispaces.com

Sidekicks - Sidekicks is specifically devoted to presenting graphic novel reviews for kids and those who work with them, including librarians, teachers, and parents. It used to be that comics were, generally, for kids -- but this is no longer true! In today's comics, the stories are most often aimed at adults and teens, and there are fewer and fewer titles for kids. Thus, the creation of this site to help you all navigate the murky waters of comic book stores and graphic novel sections to make sure you're getting what's right for you!

educating alice -- phenomenal.

Park School Library -- Laura Schlitz is the author of Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! which won the Newbery this year... AND she is a school librarian of Park School!

Claire’s wiki for Emerson
And check out her collection of links on her Post-Coordinate Bliss blog

VoiceThread—posting pictures or a power point, with narration!

Blog without a library wiki -- many links, some outdated, of school library blogs

Pettus Elementary Library -- Another elementary school library blog