The document discusses a gathering called the Pocatello Charrette which brought together stakeholders in Pocatello, Idaho to brainstorm ways to shape 21st century learners, with a focus on how school libraries and technology can be updated to better prepare students. Participants discussed trends in technology, emerging fields, and developing a vision for a modernized school library/learning space called a "Libratory." The gathering resulted in an action plan and risk assessment tool to help schools define effective practices for 21st century learning.

1. www.fundourfuturewashington.orgPartnering to Shape 21st Century LearnersThe Pocatello CharretteIdaho Regional Conferences, 2010Lisa LayeraBrunkanSusan McBurney

2. [shuh-ret] -nouna gathering of people for an intense period of brainstorming and design. Faced with a problem or a challenge, the participants pool their talents to produce plans to achieve a goal.The word "charrette" means cart or chariot in French, and was used to describe the cart that was wheeled through Paris to pick up the senior projects of students at the `Ecole des Beau Arts’. It came to mean “hectic work required to meet a deadline”. Solution-oriented

3. Collaborative

4. Involves a cross-section of community stakeholders

5. Evokes a sense of urgencyThe Pocatello CharretteWikispacePocatello Charrette

6. Web Space/ Virtual SpaceCollaborationPhysical SpaceStudent ResourcesInformation LiteracySkills & ManagementTechnology ToolsEquity & AccessCreativity & CommunicationDigital & GlobalCitizenshipAssessment &IntegrationCommunityReading / LiteracyThe Pocatello Sketch

7. Web Space/ Virtual SpaceCollaborationPhysical SpaceStudent ResourcesInformation LiteracySkills & ManagementTechnology ToolsEquity & AccessCreativity & CommunicationDigital & GlobalCitizenshipAssessment &IntegrationCommunityReading / LiteracyThe Pocatello Sketch

8. survey

9. The Partnership PentagonStudentsTeachersParentsAdministratorsLegislators

10. PARTNERSHIPSLessons Learned1. mandate2. credibility3. mobilization4. resources5. build relationships6. engagement7. style matters8. concrete request & data9. relevancy10. stamina

11. Our story - in three chapters

12. Spokane, WAChapter 1Spring, 20073rd cut in 4 yearselementary programs hit hardest

14. “Swim upstream to Olympia.”

15. “Does anyone else care?”Chapter 2

16. a citizens’ army, nearly 15,000 strong

17. They did care, and here’s why …Achievement GapAccess to theInformation AgeEquityLibrary Programsas Basic Education21st Century SkillsI Libraries !WorkforceReadinessLiteracyGlobalPreparednessDemocracy

18. Coalition VisionWashington Coalition for School Libraries and Information Technology (WCS-Lit)Full-time certified teacher-librarian in every schoolFully-funded library materials and technology resourcesThe Washington Coalition for School Libraries and Information Technology (WCSLit) envisions a future where every public school or small district in Washington state is served by a full-time, certified teacher-librarian who manages a fully-funded library and technology resource collection. The coalition looks to a future where students from across the state have the same access to technology, the same chance for literacy, and the same opportunity to receive a world-class education. It is our hope that Washington state standards for library and information technology education become the benchmark for library and information technology instruction across the nation. Equitable access to technology, literacy, and opportunityWA State LIT education standards become a benchmark

20. Coalition Success✓49-0 Senate vote for emergency bridge funding

21. Coalition Success✓$4 MM emergency bridge funding First ever line-item for school library programs✓Policy recommendations to codify teacher-librarians and library programs as part of Washington’s Basic Education Act.

30. The Mom’s Choice Awards® Magazine

31. 40+ articles

32. Chapter 3incongruity

33. Technology Trends Cloud computing

34. Advanced analytics

35. Virtualization

36. Notebook / netbook adoption

37. Mobile applications

38. Open source software

39. Online social networkingA sampling of tools that have come out in the last three years ….

40. Cutting Edge College MajorsMicrotechnologyNanotechnologyVisual Representation of Complex DataHuman-Computer InteractionGreen MajorsForensic sciencesService scienceHealth Infomaticscarbon nanotubes

41. Emerging Industriesvisual representation of complex data

42. human-computer interaction

43. loud computing

44. video gaming

45. forensic accounting

46. health information management

47. IT networking / systems management

48. data mining

49. digital mapping nanotechnologydigital forensicsstrategic intelligencegenomicsopticspharmacogenomicsrenewable energycleantechemerging mediaimage semanticstissue engineeringbiotechnology

50. The world was changing.What would the school library look like… if it were invented today?

51. What do kids really need in order to flourish in the world they inhabit?

53. WA State - Prioritization for Funding Phase-in100% in 2018

54. President Obama proposes eliminating federal school library fundsLibrarians NOT listed in the latest jobs bill

55. Status quo - no longer an option. Money without integration = money not well-spent.

56. Is our education system preparing kids for the future and the information landscape they'll reside in?How will we know when it is?

57. Did You know 4.0Did You Know? 4.0: The Economist Media Convergence Remix (from Karl Fisch and Scott McLeod)

70. Partners for 21st Century Learning

71. Eric Conti, SuperintendentBurlington Public Schoolshttp://tiny.cc/jHRUS

72. Information OverloadAccelerated Rate of Change

73. Information Monarchy  Information Democracy INFORMATION ANARCHY"I think we're all walking around in a big Saharan data sandstorm,"A.J. Jacobs, author of The Know-It-All

74. b. 2006b. 2003b. 2006b. 2007b. 2007b. 2009