Hi,
As I work to interest staff in using RSS I find many are not aware of the power of
many of the resources RSS can access. For example many staff do not read blogs, use
wikis or podcasts, or access journals online. In fact I am not sure where they get
their professional information at this point. Many seem to be using Web 1.0
essentially.
What I could use from you are ideas/facts to share with staff about how powerful
blogs (and other online resources) are for professional development. It would help
to inform them and to overcome any resident bias against trusting these resources.
Thank you.
Doug Bancks
Library Media Specialist
Fairmont Jr/Sr High School
900 Johnson Street
Fairmont, MN 56031
dbancks@fairmont.k12.mn.us<mailto:dbancks@fairmont.k12.mn.us>
507-235-4107
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