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Each year Jane Hart does some serious crowd-sourcing. Earlier this week, she released her 9th annual Top 100 Tools for Learning. Each year Jane’s list becomes a little checklist for me, actually a kind of shopping list. I enjoy watching the trends and seeing what’s hot. To create the list, Jane surveyed more than 2,000 […]
Our reviewer Pam Schembri cites the performers' commentary as one of the strengths of this production, and calls it "a treasure for both professionals, students of music, and dabblers."
The Google Expeditions Pioneer Program launched today. In an email update this morning, the team shared: Expeditions is hitting the road! Expeditions teams will visit selected schools around the world, starting with The United States, Australia, New Zealand, The United Kingdom, and Brazil. Each team will bring a complete Expeditions kit with everything the teachers […]
Last week we got the final approval to make some big changes at The Public Library of Mount Vernon and Knox County (OH) where I am working as the YA Services Coordinator. Namely, my proposal to move the YA fiction collection out of an enclosed space to a new location and to turn that enclosed […]
Billy's Booger: As described on the Moonbot site, this "highly anticipated," "completely (sorta) true story from William Joyce’s experience in the fourth grade" has been "40 years in the ‘picking.’" And it's now available in digital.
Studying parody or William Shakespeare's Hamlet in class? Looking for retelling of a classic with an unusual twist? Don't miss "Ryan North's To Be or Not to Be," now in digital.
Foof! It’s been a while since I’ve done one of these so forgive me while I stretch the old app-reviewing little gray cells for a second. There was a time, best beloved, when I thought this little blog would do it all. V-blogging. Podcasting. And, yes, app reviewing. But reviewing apps is an arduous process […]
The Teen, The Bestie, some neighborhood kids and I spent the weekend perfecting our Meme process so that I could add a new station to my Maker Mondays. Our goal was to combine using technology with something artistic to create a great STEAM project that allowed teens to learn some new skills, explore some photography […]
With no desire to thrust himself "into the vanguard of digital innovation," Iain Pears nonetheless finds himself there with publication of "Arcadia." The author notes, "...I undertook the project because I had reached the limit of my storytelling in book form and needed some new tools to get me to the next stage."
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