This document discusses Library 2.0 tools and how they can be used by libraries. It defines Library 2.0 as being more collaborative, dynamic, and participatory compared to traditional Library 1.0 services. Examples of Library 2.0 tools include blogs, wikis, RSS feeds, social networking sites, and more. The document encourages libraries to adopt these new tools in order to better serve 21st century students and connect people to information and each other in new ways.

1. CSLA, Sacramento. November 2008. http:// robdarrow.wikispaces.com / Library 2.0: What is it and how can I use it? . Pt. 2 Rob Darrow Clovis Unified Online Visitors http://robdarrow.wikispaces.com

2. Web 2.0 Poll Results Blog, RSS Feed Reader, Library Thing, Wiki, Podcast, Ning, De.lic.ious, YouTube or TeacherTube, MySpace or Facebook, Second Life, Flickr.

3. Poll Results…from 2007 You Tube Flickr Library Thing

4. How you can use 2.0 tools Personal Learning Network (personally and professionally) Promoting library services Guiding student (and teacher) learning ***See handouts***

5. Everett Rogers. Diffusion of Innovations (1963) “ One cannot seek knowledge about an innovation until he or she knows it exists .”

6. Dan Pink. A Whole New Mind “ c hange is inevitable, and when it happens, the wisest response is not to wail or whine but to suck it up and deal with it .”

7. The challenge.. BC Cartoon…define “learn” and define “library”

8. Disclaimers Not discussing “What Ifs”… Filter fights Copyright issues – consider everything under “ Creative Commons ” license and is freely shared (with citations, of course)! Accelerated Reader

9. From this session Start, Select, Share All links at: http://robdarrow.wikispaces.com 1. Start one new thing 2. Select one new thing and apply it 3. Share one new thing with one person at your school or district.

10. How you can use 2.0 tools Personal Learning Network (personally and professionally) Promoting library services Guiding student (and teacher) learning ***Complete PLN Chart - Share***

11. Web 2.0 Thoughts (Rodgers and Liddle, 2007) Adaptation, growth Memorized facts and information “ Book learning” Result Personal devices Labs Blackboard Tools Lifelong learning skills Employment Survival Objective Self-directed exploration, teamwork Labs Q&A Interaction Anywhere Classrooms One-room schoolhouse Location Community-generated content Textbooks Books, blackboard Curriculum P2P collaboration Lecture Lecture Teaching style 21st Century 20th Century 19th Century

12. Library 2.0 Thoughts “Read-write” web (Darrow and others, 2007) THE World ** See Ning ** --> ONLY the Library Dynamic --> Static Collaboration online and throughout school --> Collaborate in library participation --> publishing Everyone has a website or blog or podcast or wiki --> One person controlling website Many ways (Keely Chapman) --> One way School and world (Julie Keuhn) --> Local Library 2.0 Library 1.0

14. Library 1.0 to Library 2.0 is Push to Pull PUSH : information sent to your computer or website (e.g. e-mail, listservs, news updates). PULL : User chooses information delivered to computer, via email or website. User-defined profiles or filters.

16. Push vs. Pull Examples Push - - - Pull - - -

17. Personal Learning Network Form Put arrows Push from outer circle to inner circle Pull from inner circle to outer circle

18. Why is this important? To plan for the future To position ourselves ( library staff ) for the future To meet the needs of our students who are living in a digital, changing world And…look at what others are saying:

19. Gordon Bell and Jim Gray in John Seely Brown (2000), The Social Life of Information “ By 2047 … all information about physical objects, including humans, buildings, processes and organizations, will be online . This is both desirable and inevitable.”

20. Library 2.0 (Read-write-share) Sharable Collaborative Personal Identity Building Conversation Low or no cost

21. Why shift to Library 2.0? 21 st Century Learners What do students want? Write 5 ideas YouTube: Vision of K-12 Students http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_A-ZVCjfWf8

22. Library 2.0 – not unlike library 1.0 Connecting people to information Connecting people to other people Connecting people to best practices Sharing these stories

23. Standards 2.0 From AASL From ISTE Remember Web 2.0 words: Sharable , Collaborative , Personal , Identity Building , Conversation

24. AASL Standards describe how learners use skills, resources, and tools to: 1. inquire , think critically, and gain knowledge; 2. draw conclusions, make informed decisions, apply knowledge to new situations, and create new knowledge ; 3. share knowledge and participate ethically and productively as members of our democratic society; 4. pursue personal and aesthetic growth . http://www.ala.org/ala/mgrps/divs/aasl/aaslproftools/learningstandards/standards.cfm

25. Teacher directed, memory-focused instruction Student-centered, performance-focused learning Isolated work on invented exercises Collaborative work on authentic, real-work projects Factual, literal thinking for competence Creative thinking for innovation and original solutions Primary focus on school and local community Expanded focus including digital global citizenship Isolated assessment of learning Integrated assessment for learning Transforming Learning Environments Traditional Environments Emerging Learning Landscape Knowledge from limited, authoritative sources Learner-constructed knowledge from multiple information sources and experiences

26. ISTE NETS • Students 2007 * Creativity and Innovation * Communication & Collaboration * Research & Information Fluency * Critical Thinking, Problem-Solving, & Decision-Making * Digital Citizenship * Technology Operations and Concepts http://www.iste.org/Content/NavigationMenu/NETS/ForStudents/NETS_for_Students.htm

27. David Loertscher in Second Life (SL) – Push vs. Pull

28. iGoogle and Loertscher David Loertscher: http:// www.schoollibraryjournal.com/index.asp?layout = talkbackCommentsFull&talk_back_header_id =6565419&articleid=CA6610496 Web 1.0 Push 2.0 Pull

29. My Personal Learning Network and Stories

30. Library 2.0 Organized http://schoollibrarylearning2.blogspot.com

32. School Library Learning 2.0 First time: Summer 2007. Over 100 participants. Repeated Winter and Summer 2008 Anyone can join or sponsor Become a “peer cheer” Fresno Pacific Units Official again in spring 2009

33. Join School Library Learning 2.0! Personally Set it up for your library or school staff Use as part of a library or technology course Structure for other professional development

34. Other Library 2.0 Links Library/School/Web 2.0 Tools Organized by : Joyce Valenza (Library 2.0 tools) http:// newtoolsworkshop.wikispaces.com / Annette Lamb (School Library Media Specialist 2.0) - http://eduscapes.com/sessions/slms2/ Wiki - http://school20.wikispaces.com/ Library 2.0 PowerPoint Presentations - http://www.slideshare.net/group/library20

35. Anne Bryant, Executive Director, National School Boards Association " It is important to keep in mind that just blocking access to social web sites at school is not the end of the story. Most of the misuse of these sites takes place at home , but still affects the classroom . We have to teach our students about the safe and proper use of social web sites ." - Dec. 2006

36. How you can use 2.0 tools Personal Learning Network (personally and professionally) Promoting library services Guiding student (and teacher) learning

37. Take Action Chart: Start, Select, Share All links at: http://robdarrow.wikispaces.com 1. Start one new thing 2. Select one new thing and apply it 3. Share one new thing with one person back at your school or district.

38. Thanks for being here! See you in SL! All links at: http://robdarrow.wikispaces.com [email_address]