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> There are 8 messages totalling 569 lines in this issue.
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> Topics in this special issue:
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> 1. SMART BOARDS
> 2. TARGET: off topic - Verizon cell phone/text messages saving
> help !!!
> 3. Target:: Book Challenge Lush, Natasha Friend
> 4. HIT: Bookflix and other online literacy resources
> 5. blogging and the school media center
> 6. How to evaluate info from blogs
> 7. TAR: Child Labor
> 8. Child Labor: National Archives Online Resources
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> Date: Sat, 21 Nov 2009 16:02:38 +0800
> From: Barbara COMBES <b.combes@ECU.EDU.AU>
> Subject: Re: SMART BOARDS
>
> You are right David, the purchase of technology and how you use it
> in the c=
> lassroom should come under the initial stages of curriculum
> planning. If th=
> e technology doesn't add to the learning then it is not essential.
> Smart bo=
> ards are great, but you can use large sheets of butcher's paper and
> differe=
> nt coloured fluro sticky notes for small group work and have a
> session that=
> is just as creative and interactive - and the end result goes on the
> wall =
> so the brainstorming doesn't disappear or stop - it can be added to
> by the =
> groups throughout the piece of curriculum. This type of session also
> addres=
> ses other outcomes - working in a team, working independently, info
> lit ski=
> lls - collating, organising, categorising, questioning, evaluating
> prior le=
> arning. Kids can put their initials on their pieces of paper and see
> their =
> contribution - so can you - opportunties for peer assessment, self
> assesmen=
> t, portfolio and team assessment.
>
> Trouble with technology is that we think it is compensatory - it is
> not and=
> never will be. Technology is complementary - it is good curriculum
> design,=
> careful planning and delivery that will engage students and make a
> differe=
> nce in the classroom - whether you use the latest and the greatest
> or penci=
> l and paper.
> :)
> BC
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> Sent: Saturday, 21 November 2009 12:31 AM
> To: LM_NET@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU
> Subject: [LM_NET] SMART BOARDS
>
> There is no doubt that "Smart" boards are a rather mediocre
> presentation an=
> d projection device. They can help hold some students attention as
> sitting=
> a child in front of a television or computer can do to keep them
> quiet. A=
> nd students can tap on it and do things with it like a video game -
> these a=
> lso keep children transfixed. The unfortunate medications
> administered by =
> psychiatric establishment to our very young can have similar result
> on how =
> children react. My instincts tell me that something may be amiss
> with thes=
> e devices regularly used and overused.
> Students get excited over the interactivity of tapping the board -
> but are =
> they really seeing more meaning in the subject itself? Are we not
> looking a=
> t this type of instruction critically enough? Are these devices
> creating a=
> less social classroom environment? Are there other means to present
> to cl=
> asses with higher resolution and more vivid image when needed? I
> think thi=
> s subject is very interesting and is worthy of a deeper discussion.
> This w=
> ill enable us to make better purchasing decisions and be less
> influenced by=
> potent marketing machines.
>
>
>
> Also something more - are the terms "Visual Learners" and the like
> really u=
> seful? Do they pigeon hole us into thinking in a fixed way about
> ourselves=
> and others? Do they place a limit on what the mind is
> capable of?
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>
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> Date: Sat, 21 Nov 2009 04:52:46 -0800
> From: Diane Lungaro <dianelu@YAHOO.COM>
> Subject: TARGET: off topic - Verizon cell phone/text messages saving
> help !!!
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a 22 year old who wants to transfer text messages (SMS) from
> her Voy=
> ager Verizon phone to her MacBook Pro laptop (or my Dell PC) so that
> she ca=
> n save them on a computer.=A0 She downloaded a program called BitPim
> and co=
> uldn't get her phone to run with it.=A0 We e-mailed Verizon for help
> and ha=
> ven't heard back from them.=A0=20
>
> For those of you out there, has anyone done this process with a
> Voyager or =
> other Verizon phone ?=A0 If so, please let me know specifically how
> you wen=
> t about it.=A0 This is coming from someone who doesn't even text, so
> your h=
> elp, as always, is appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Diane
>
> Diane Lungaro, library media specialist=A0
> dianelu@yahoo.com=20
> Sussex Middle School=20
> Sussex-Wantage Regional Schools District=20
> Sussex, NJ 07461=0A=0A=0A
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> Date: Sat, 21 Nov 2009 07:39:01 -0800
> From: rhonda Nichols <ronne19907@BELLSOUTH.NET>
> Subject: Target:: Book Challenge Lush, Natasha Friend
>
> Dear Wise Ones:
>
> I have had Lush, by Natasha Friend, in my middle school library
> since 2006 with no complaints or problems. I learned yesterday that
> a parent of one of our sixth graders is challenging the book as "one
> that doesn't belong in any middle school" because of its comments
> pertaining to sex. If anyone has had experience with this book
> being challenged or even questioned, would you please contact me? I
> will need to confer with my principal first thing Monday morning and
> would like to have some "experienced opinions" to take with me.
> Thanks in advance for your help.
>
> Rhonda Nichols
> Librarian/Norwayne Middle School
> Fremont, NC 27830
> Ronne19907@bellsouth.net
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>
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> Date: Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:02:34 -0500
> From: Laurie Lammonds <llammonds4@GMAIL.COM>
> Subject: HIT: Bookflix and other online literacy resources
>
> Thanks for all the great information! Here was my original post:
>
> Hello everyone,
> This is my first posting to LM_NET, so I hope I'm doing this right! My
> school is interested in Bookflix and I am currently testing it out
> with
> their free trial. My question is directed to anyone that has currently
> or previously used Bookflix. What is your opinion of the resource?
> Would
> you recommend it or is there another similar option that is more
> valuable or
> less expensive? I will post a HIT with any responses.
> Thanks so much for your time!
> Laurie Lammonds, 4th grade teacher/LMS grad student
> Robert E. Lee Elementary School, Spotsylvania VA
> llammonds4@gmail.com
>
>
>
> Responses:
>
> I'm not familiar with similar programs, but we like Bookflix very
> much at
> our school. Parents and teachers use it a lot. We especially talk
> it up
> before holidays so that students can use it when they're not at
> school for
> a while. It's great for students who don't have someone to read to
> them
> in English. For students who are always drawn to the computer, it's
> a good
> educational alternative to games.
>
>
>**************************************************************************************
>
> I would not purchase it for 4th graders, but PK-1 it is a great
> tool. I
> am lucky that the public library here in Dallas, TX pays for the
> subscription, so as long as you have a library card, you can show it
> to
> as many kids in your school you want! My kids that have had the
> privilege of seeing it, just love the program!
>
>
>**************************************************************************************
>
> This is our first year subscribing to Bookflix. We're enjoying it
> very much. Pros: the pairing of fiction & nonfiction is great, the
> story selection is good, the interface is easy to use--most kids (and
> teachers!) can use it independently after a brief introduction, they
> offer free online training in the form of "webinars," it can be used
> at school and at home. Many teachers (incl. me) use it as a learning
> station and / or a free choice activity. Cons: There's no doubt it's
> expensive, and I don't think we would have subscribed without $$ from
> our tech department. My impression was that titles won't be added
> that often, either.
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> Date: Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:58:30 -0500
> From: Gina Oviedo-Martinez <gmo08@FSU.EDU>
> Subject: blogging and the school media center
>
> Hello!
>
> I am writing a paper about the use of blogging for school media
> centers. I would love to hear about your experiences as new or
> seasoned professionals.
>
> Do you use blogs in your media center?
>
> Do you allow student contribution of text or video on your blog?
>
> Do you partner or work with a public library youth librarian in
> connection with your blog or other 2.0 media?
>
> Do you feel this is a successful method of reaching students?
>
> Do you use video or sound media on your blog?
>
> Do you have booktalks on your blog?
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> THanks for all your opinions !!!
>
> Gina Oviedo
> MLIS student--Florida State University
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> Date: Sat, 21 Nov 2009 14:03:49 -0500
> From: Jacqueline Henry <jhenry@GANANDA.ORG>
> Subject: How to evaluate info from blogs
>
> I am constantly struggling with how to evaluate validity of
> information
> posted on blogs. I grade the works cited lists for our 10th grade
> research project. I teach them evaluation techniques, and give them
> an
> evaluation form to use. They do a good job in general. Still, every
> year I get more blog citations. If the author posts credentials it is
> easy. If they don't - I advise the student to toss them out. Many of
> these sites have info that just looks SO good - it catches them up.
> And
> I am sure they go ahead and use the information anyway for projects
> where there is no one checking their sources.
>
> Here is one I just looked at. It is very attractive and looks so
> authoratative. But there appears to be no info about the
> authors/organizations involved. Only 1 or 2 marginal websites link to
> the blog. Do you see anything I am missing?
>
> http://scipeeps.com/smog-air-pollution/
>
> Jacquie
>
> =E2=80=9CEducation is not about filling a pail, it=E2=80=99s about
> lighti=
> ng a fire." ~
> William Butler Yeats
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Jacquie Henry, MLS
> Ruben A. Cirillo High School (GHS)
> Gananda Central School District
> 3195 Wiedrick Road
> P.O. Box 609
> Macedon, NY 14502
> 315-986-3521 x 3144
> jhenry@gananda.org
> Library Page: http://www.gananda.org/library/mshslibrary/indexgcl.htm
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> Date: Sat, 21 Nov 2009 11:29:20 -0800
> From: Nancy Humphrey <nancy_humphrey@YAHOO.COM>
> Subject: TAR: Child Labor
>
> I have several Child Development classes working on a =
>
> Hello Everyone,=0A=0AI have several Child Development classes
> working on a =
> project comparing childhood past vs. present.=A0 The students will
> research=
> the history of child labor in America.=A0 Does anyone have
> suggestions for=
> resources on this topic?=A0 I'd also like to include a global view
> of chil=
> d labor today.=A0 Any ideas will be appreciated!=0A=0ANancy
> Humphrey=0AManc=
> hester High School=0AChesterfield County Public
> Schools=0AMidlothian, VA=0A=
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> Date: Sat, 21 Nov 2009 16:24:57 -0500
> From: "Parker, Isabel" <IParker_01@ARCADIA.EDU>
> Subject: Child Labor: National Archives Online Resources
>
> Dear Nancy,
>
> Back when I was pursuing an MLS at Catholic U in DC, I had a =
> one-semester stint as a graduate student employee at the National =
> Archives. One of the projects I worked on was finding documents and =
> photographs for an exhibit entitled =93Documented Rights.=94
>
> Through that experience, I discovered what a fantastic, free
> resource =
> the National Archives=92 Web site is=97-for educators, students and
> the =
> public at large=97-not just for scholars. What=92s really exciting =
> about it is that it teaches you how to use primary source documents
> to =
> allow students to really delve deeply into their research.
>
> For this particular project you=92re working on=97-as far as the
> aspect =
> of looking back in US history at how things used to be--I suggest
> you =
> take a look at NARA=92s page in three places:
>
> 1)The Documented Rights Exhibit online: =
> http://archives.gov/exhibits/documented-rights/resources/ This link
> will =
> take you to its =93Related Resources=94 page. At the right, in the
> box, =
> you can select =93Child Labor.=94 You'll arrive at a digital image
> of =
> the Keating-Owen Child Labor Act of 1916. It=92s really pretty cool
> to =
> read the bill and be able to see what the actual document looked like.
>
> 2)The Teaching with Documents Lesson Plans page: =
> http://www.archives.gov/education/lessons/=20
> Click on the fourth link, =93The Development of the Industrial
> United =
> States, 1870-1900.=94 Once you arrive at the next page, the 8th
> topic =
> listed is =93Photographs of Lewis Hine: Documentation of Child
> Labor.=94 =
> Powerful stuff: the photographs speak volumes, and the background
> info =
> is extremely helpful, explaining that Hines=92 photos had a large =
> influence on the ensuing legislation that was to follow.=20
>
> 3)Lastly, go to the search page of the Archival Research Catalog and =
> type in =93Child Labor.=94 http://archives.gov/research/arc/ That
> will =
> bring you to hundreds of docs/photos that you can use. There will be =
> some overlap with the Hines photos mentioned earlier. Any source
> that =
> contains a =93digital copies=94 tab at the top is something you can
> view =
> online=85you needn=92t visit DC to look at it!=20
>
> Good luck, and I hope this is helpful to you.
> Best,
> Isabel Parker
> Graduate Student, Dept of Education
> Arcadia University
> Glenside, PA=20
> iparker_01@arcadia.edu
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: School Library Media & Network Communications on behalf of
> Nancy =
> Humphrey
> Sent: Sat 11/21/2009 2:29 PM
> To: LM_NET@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU
> Subject: TAR: Child Labor
> =20
> I have several Child Development classes working on a=20
> Hello Everyone,
>
> I have several Child Development classes working on a project
> comparing =
> childhood past vs. present.=A0 The students will research the
> history of =
> child labor in America.=A0 Does anyone have suggestions for
> resources on =
> this topic?=A0 I'd also like to include a global view of child labor =
> today.=A0 Any ideas will be appreciated!
>
> Nancy Humphrey
> Manchester High School
> Chesterfield County Public Schools
> Midlothian, VA
> nancy_humphrey@yahoo.com
>
>
>
> =20
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