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- 1. MAKING THE BEST USE OF TECHNOLOGY IN YOUR SCHOOL LIBRARY PROGRAM TO SUPPORT INSTRUCTION AND ENRICH STUDENT LEARNING Presented by Deborah B. Ford Columbus, OH
- 2. THE WHO AND THE WHY Turn to your neighbor and introduce yourself. Tell one thing you hope to learn today.
- 3. LOGISTICS • Restrooms • Breaks • Lunch • Questions
- 4. AM AGENDA Management Statistics Maintenance Troubleshooting 2.0 Orientation Instruction Equipment Content Curriculum Websites Library catalogs Resources Lunch
- 5. PM AGENDA Programming Gaming Literacy Marketing Media tools Newsletters and brochures Videos Surveys Productivity Time savers Google tools Collaborative workspaces
- 6. ???… What are your biggest challenges with technology? What are your biggest successes?
- 8. TIME SAVER TIPS Use premade templates Use timers to keep you on track Microsoft.com/templates Other devices IWB
- 12. MANAGEMENT p1
- 13. MANAGEMENT Statistics How do we show that school libraries impact student achievement?
- 14. WHAT REALLY MATTERS “Don’t tell me about Alaska, Colorado or Florida. Show me that what you do matters.” -Principal
- 15. FINDING THE DATA Your catalog Your schedule Collaborative projects Standards addressed Test scores Student journals Pre and post tests Online evaluations
- 16. LIBRARY CATALOG
- 17. LIBRARY CATALOG Circulation statistics Copies added Hold requests Wish requests Database usage
- 18. DATABASE TIPS Contact sales rep Evaluate usage to analyze needs Fries with that? Contact teachers Partner with public library
- 19. COLLABORATION List your teachers List projects Back door collaborations Standards list
- 20. TEST SCORES Comparison- year to year Comparison- collaboration or not
- 21. STUDENT INPUT Journals Pre and post tests Surveys
- 22. TURN TO YOUR NEIGHBOR: HOW WILL YOU USE TECHNOLOGY IN KEEPING STATISTICS ?
- 23. TECHNOLOGY IN MANAGEMENT Maintenance Troubleshooting screencasting Orientation
- 24. TIME TO BREAK
- 26. 2.0 ORIENTATION Video Voki Interactive whiteboard QR codes Online survey PowerPoint Games Photo Story
- 27. ORIENTATION TIPS Keep Keep Keep Keep it brief them involved it meaningful it current 10
- 29. INSTRUCTION Interactive whiteboards Document cameras Digital cameras iPads
- 30. THE WELL-EQUIPPED LIBRARY Classroom for all Model of technology Experimental ground
- 31. STANDARD EQUIPMENT Wireless network Laptop LCD projector/screen Voice amplification system Speakers
- 32. STANDARD EQUIPMENT Webcam Document camera Interactive whiteboard Digital camera
- 33. INTERACTIVE WHITEBOARDS Promethean Promethean Planet SMART Board Simple K-12 Cool Tools
- 36. p 31 CONTENT CURRICULUM: NEW STANDARDS- WHERE DO YOU FIT IN?
- 37. GOAL Know the standards Speak the language Find/share the resources Collaborate to connect
- 38. STANDARDS Common Core State Standards AASL standards for the 21 st Century Learner National and state standards Standardized testing
- 39. RESOURCES School library Classroom collection Public/state library Online resources
- 41. TURN TO YOUR NEIGHBOR Identify two websites you can use in your classroom or library.
- 43. TECHNOLOGY… We love it and we hate it. How can it keep us healthy and bring in the kids at the same time?
- 44. TIME FOR LUNCH: BACK AT 1:00 PM
- 45. REGROUP What did you hear this morning that you want to implement when you get back to your site? Jot down some notes at the end of your handbook
- 47. PROGRAMS THAT ARE TECHNOLOGY Keep their interest No worries for you Good for your health
- 50. GAMING TIPS Connect to the curriculum Encourage student input Ask for donations Play yourself
- 51. MORE TIPS Keep a quiet zone Require a clear library account Circulate! Mobile gaming unit Award winners
- 52. ONLINE GAMES
- 56. FREE FICTION Toon Reader International Children’s Digital Library Starfall.com Project Gutenberg Public Library
- 58. SUBSCRIPTION PebbleGo ABDO Interactive Scholastic BookFlix and TrueFlix Capstone Digital Tumblebooks
- 60. TURN TO YOUR NEIGHBOR How can you use technology in your programming?
- 61. CRITERIA FOR BEST BOOKS ALA Youth Media Awards Literature Specialists Top Shelf Awards NSTA Notables NCSS Notables Journal Best Lists
- 63. BOOKS
- 64. BOOKS
- 67. MARKETING Advocacy Proof before the pudding Take your umbrella
- 68. ADVOCATES
- 69. BEING VISIBLE = ADVOCATES Celebrate National Library events Post something in every publication Eat lunch Participate in community/school events
- 70. AUNT BETT Y ALWAYS SAYS, “Be the banana in the split, not the cherry on the sundae.”
- 71. WHAT REALLY MATTERS “Don’t tell me about Alaska, Colorado or Florida. Show me that what you do matters.” -Principal
- 72. BE POSITIVE: TAKE YOUR UMBRELLA Presentations Elevator speech
- 73. ELEVATOR SPEECH Jargon free Community-centered Enthusiastic Positive request Follow-up
- 74. ELEVATOR SPEECH Sample Speech: “Our library helps kids unpack their curiosity so that they can go out and change our world for the better.”
- 76. BLOG
- 77. WIKI
- 78. WEBSITES Current Easy to use Reason to use it
- 79. PODCASTS Raise money Feature students Staff development Save time Ease of access
- 80. PODCASTING IDEAS Audio tours Book reviews Instructions Troubleshooting
- 82. MARKETING TO RAISE MONEY How can we get money we need for resources by using the internet?
- 83. ONLINE MONEYMAKERS BTSB –SOS Follett- Titlewish PermaBound- Book Boosters Donorschoose.org JLG- Love Our Library
- 84. PLANNING TIME Write three things to do to increase your visibility and better your marketing plan.
- 86. TIME SAVERS Digital calendar Flexible lessons Online catalog Smart phones Book jobbers Screencasting
- 88. SIX WAYS TO USE TECHNOLOGY Management Instruction Content curriculum Programming Marketing Productivity
- 89. GAME PLAN Ways to use statistics Improvements for your orientations Have a library technology plan Identified new free CCSS online resources Worked out Learned about Vokis Resources for best books Developed marketing ideas
- 90. GAME PLAN Learned how to take one file and reuse it Found new sources for funding Discovered screencasting Learned that Pinterest has educational benefits
- 91. SUGGESTION Make something Tell someone Get on an agenda Report back to someone
- 92. REMEMBER Be brave. Find training. Embrace change. Ask questions. Be persistent.
- 93. DOOR PRIZE TIME Fill out your survey For more info on JLG contact sales sales@juniorlibraryguild.com Reach me dford@juniorlibraryguild.com