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School Library and Classroom Collaborations
EDUC 744 640F - 2 graduate credits begins October 17, 2005
http://www.uwstout.edu/soe/profdev/collaborate.shtml 
University of Wisconsin-Stout

Registration closes on October 12 to allow time for assigning user name, password 
and university email address.

This course is for the school library media specialist who is trying to strengthen 
collaboration activities between the media center and classroom teachers. The 
course will examine ways to make collaboration a success whether in a fixed or 
flexible schedule environment and explore strategies to work effectively with 
administrators in creating adaptive schedules from early primary to high school. 
Explore ways to support content area and information literacy standards and 
strategies to demonstrate the relationship of your school library/media program and 
student achievement and the curriculum process.

You may sign up individually or as a team and develop a building or district action 
plan to address local needs. 

SIGN UP ONLINE TODAY! 
http://www.uwstout.edu/soe/profdev/register.shtml 
Or
FAX REGISTRATION FORM (PDF file)
http://www.uwstout.edu/solutions/ces/pdf/regform-credit.pdf 
Fax:  (715) 232-3385


No travel to campus is required. Participate from your home or school computer.

Activities are conducted with specific due dates, but there are no required "live" 
sessions to attend. Lectures and discussion take place via the course website and 
discussion board and are available 24/7. 

Payment plan options are available. 

Earn graduate credits via online courses and meet your professional development 
goals for licensure renewal and advanced certification. 

**Visit the University of Wisconsin-Stout website to find out about other available 
online courses. 
http://www.uwstout.edu/soe/profdev/ 

For more information contact: 
Email: vanderveldej@uwstout.edu 
Joan Vandervelde, Online Professional Development Program 
Coordinator 
Telephone: 715-642-0209

Comments from past participants: 

"This course has helped me define what activities actually constitute 
collaboration, has shown research confirming the important role the library media 
program could play in student achievement, and has given me selection of activities 
that I might use with my administration to build awareness of that importance. As a 
result of this class, I will be working with our staff development committee to 
design and implement a series of workshops that will teach staff how to work 
together and create collaborative projects. "
~ Media Specialist from Marshfield, Wisconsin

"I liked the interaction with library media professionals around the world. 
Realizing that my struggles were not unique to my district or even my state makes 
me feel less alone and more supported in my efforts." 
~ Media Specialist from Cross Plains, Wisconsin


"Collaboration is made easier when one goes through such a course as this one. The 
process of collaboration becomes a manageable activity rather than an overwhelming 
task. .As always, courses with a readily visible classroom outcome are not always 
easy to find. This course stood out as one that does just that. "
~ Media Specialists from Department of Defense School in Germany 

"We learned why collaboration is important, roadblocks we encounter, and what 
elements must be addressed to create successful, meaningful collaborations which 
are real learning experiences for students."
~ Media Specialist from Shoreham, New York

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Josephine G. Dervan. Library Media Specialist
Strathmore Elementary School
Aberdeen, NJ 07747
rderva@infionline.net

He who has a garden and a library, wants for nothing- Cicero

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