Alanna King

Alanna King, Canada, Secondary, Library

Teacher-Librarian Upper Grand District School Board, U of Alberta TL-DL grad student, Struggling for perfection but my artist keeps getting in the way.

Threadbare Beauty
Blogging about my process in digital fluency development, learning the complexity of teacher-librarianship, walking the line between educational reform and changing my corner of the public education system.

Wife of Tim King and Mom of Max

Theme: library, technology, education, digital fluency, professional learning network, pedagogy, critical thinking, differentiation

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Wynter Rose

Wynter Rose, USA, Primary

I have taught reading, research, and technology at a K-8 Chicago Public School in the library Media Center for over 15 years. I have a doctorate in Instructional Technology and I am a National Board Certified Teacher.

I believe we should educate our students to be responsible global citizen and that they should have the 21st Century skills they need to succeed and be life-long learners.

Rose's Recent Reads & Techie Talk
This blog is to chronicle the educational technology and library related professional information I gather on the Internet, at conferences, in my daily work as a Library Media & Technology Specialist, and as a teacher.

Theme: educational technology, library, reading, research, 21st century skills, edtech

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Beth Swantz

Beth Swantz, USA, Library

MS and HS Teacher Librarian in a rural Iowa School district and Technology Coordinator in a neighboring school district. Former 4th grade teacher for 20+ years.

Library Musings
A new librarian’s musings about the field, the books I am reading, the state of education and technology in general.

Theme: library, librarian, technology, pln

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Angela Erickson

Angela Erickson, South Korea, Secondary, Librarianship

I am an international school librarian promoting literacy, web 2.0, and big ideas. I love a good story, and I love how technology keeps the old work of education fresh.

RESEARCH. READ. THINK, THINK MORE, THINK CREATIVELY. WRITE. REVISE. REPEAT
My collaboration notes, book reviews, Internet resources, etc. from my work as an international librarian.

Theme: library, web 2.0, fiction, nonfiction, book reviews, ideas, education, librarians, research, writing

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Laura Fleming

Laura Fleming, USA, Primary

I am a school library media specialist with 12 years teaching experience. I have a master's degree in Educational Technology.

EdTech Insight
Curricular Applications of Web 2.0 applications particularly focusing on making reading an interactive experience.

Theme: library, technology, reading, writing, web 2.0, interactive, education, educational

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Anne Weaver

Anne Weaver, Australia, Primary, Secondary, Adult, Library

Head of Library and Information Services at at a Years 5-12 Catholic girls' school in Brisbane that is focused on the role of technology and libraries in engaging the school community in learning and preparing them for the rapidly changing world of the 21st Century.

READINGPOWER
This blog is a journal of my writing about a school and its library; both of which are focused on enduring beliefs and values, in the context of a high tech, high media world, and the essential role of education in making the world a better place for everyone.

READINGPOWER A School Library Journal - old blog
The blog is a journal of articles from the library shared with the school community each week in the school email newsletter, and the blog also provides resources to assist those interested in developing their own blogs and other technologies.

Theme: library, reading, information literacy, Web 2.0, technology, learning, teaching, books, school

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Shawn Snyder

Shawn Snyder, USA, Secondary, Library

High School Librarian in the small town of Milford, Delaware.

MHS Library
A blog dedicated to reading, technology, and media literacy.

Theme: books, reading, technology, media literacy

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Melissa Corey

Melissa Corey, USA, Secondary, Library

EdTech student and Library Media Specialist at Benton High School in St. Joseph, Missouri, with a mission to bring the school library into the 21st century using Web 2.0 tools.

The New School Library
Thoughts, ideas, planning, and ruminations on the use of technology within the library and the role of the library media specialist in the school's technology integration plan.

Theme: library, web2.0, edtech

Anne McKinney

Anne McKinney, USA, Graduate, Adult, Online Learning, Library & Information Science

Anne McKinney is the Visiting Coordinator of Instructional Design for the WISE Consortium. Her goal is to help educators in the field of Library & Information Science develop effective practices for teaching online.

WISE Pedagogy - currently offline
WISE Pedagogy is devoted to helping Library & Information Science educators develop effective practices for teaching online. This blog is updated 3-4 times a week with new information about pedagogical practices, teaching technology, and other information of interest to LIS instructors.

Theme: elearning, pedagogy, online learning, online teaching, library, information science, LIS, WISE, technology, epedagogy, adult education, andragogy, instruction, open source, graduate instruction, effective practices

Linda Keulen

Linda Keulen, USA, Secondary, Library

I am a middle school Librarian- Teacher in New Mexico, USA. My passion is to create new readers and encourage experienced readers to read outside their comfort level to experience the world.

Roosevelt Middle School Library - currently offline
All about reading for success. Student recommendations, lesson plans, and fun activities for middle schoolers.

Theme: library, dogs, students, voki, books

Xiaotangcai

Xiaotangcai, China, Kids, Adults, Education

Librarian of South China University of Technology, focus on information literacy education.

xiaotangcai's garden
Information literacy education.

Theme: information literacy, library, IL

Keith Schroeder

Keith Schroeder, USA, K-12, Library Media and Technology

Library media technology specialist.

Media and Technology Today
Reflecting on the changing world of media and technology.

Theme: library, librarian, media, technology, web2.0, 21st century, education, educational technology, educational leadership, WEMTA, NEWIL

David Eubanks

David Eubanks, USA, Post-Secondary, Higher Education

Math PhD in 1991 from SIU-C, 17 years as professor and administrator at Coker College, now Dean of Academic Support Services at Johnson C. Smith University in Charlotte, NC.

Higher Ed/
Teaching, learning, technology, assessment, and institutional research in higher education.

Theme: highered, assessjavascript:void(0)ment, IR, IT, library

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Andrés Pulido Villar

Andrés Pulido Villar, España, Secundaria, Biblioteca

Profesor de Lengua Castellana y Literatura en el IES Vega del Guadalete. Coordinador del Plan de Lectura y Biblioteca.

Más que libros
El cuaderno de bitácora de la Biblioteca Juan Leiva del IES Vega del Guadalete nace con la intención de que la biblioteca abra sus puertas a toda la comunidad educativa. En él encontraréis un poco de todo: libros, música, vídeos ... y, en especial, el amor por la lectura.

Theme: educación, libros lectura

CMIS

CMIS, Australia, Primary, Secondary, Cross-Curricular, Young Adult Literature

Curriculum Materials Information Services (CMIS), Department of Education and Training, Western Australia.

CMIS Evaluation - currently offline
The CMIS Evaluation Blog is designed to provide news about current events, resources and research to assist staff in schools to become aware of the most up-to-date, relevant resources for learning and teaching.

The CMIS Evaluation Blog is supported by 3 specialist blogs: Fiction Focus, Primary Focus and Technology Focus.

CMIS Evaluation Fiction Focus - currently offline
The Fiction Focus Blog is designed to provide news about current events, resources and research to assist teachers and teacher librarians engage teenagers with books and reading.

CMIS Evaluation Primary Focus - currently offline
The Primary Focus Blog is designed to provide news about current events, resources and research to assist Primary teachers, resource teachers and library officers become aware of the most up-to-date, relevant resources for learning and teaching.

CMIS Evaluation Technology Focus - currently offline
The Technology Focus Blog is designed to provide news about current events, resources and research about the use of ICT to support learning and teaching.

Themes: education, resources, library, ICT, books, reviews, literature awards, technology

Karen McIntyre

Karen McIntyre, USA, Primary, Library

I am a storyteller and teacher-librarian. I was a public librarian for ten years prior to making the move to school library. I discovered the Internet in 1993 when a high school junior showed it to me on the computer which controlled our school’s satellite dish.

I began this journey with a 300 baud modem and a belief that curiosity and the availability of information would make a huge difference for my high school students.

Just thinking
Musings about cyberlife, school, reading, literacy, and technology integration.

Theme: technology integration , storytelling, critical thinking, information literacy, media literacy

Diane Cordell

Diane Cordell, USA, K-12, Adult, Library

New York State certified School Library Media Specialist, working as a K-12 teacher/librarian in a small rural district in upstate New York. Part-time editor & facilitator for CyberSmart!

Journeys
Adventures in learning & life: educational issues, literature, lifelong learning.
Twitter: @dmcordell

Theme: web 2.0, teaching, education, literature, lifelong learning

Doug Johnson

Doug Johnson, USA, K-12, Educational Technology

Doug Johnson has been the Director of Media and Technology for the Mankato Public Schools since 1991 and has served as an adjunct faculty member of Minnesota State University, Mankato since 1990. His teaching experience has included work in grades K-12 in schools both here and in Saudi Arabia. He is the author of four books: The Indispensable Librarian, The Indispensable Teacher’s Guide to Computer Skills, Teaching Right from Wrong in the Digital Age and Machines are the Easy Part; People are the Hard Part.

His regular columns appear in Library Media Connection, Leading & Learning magazines and on the Education World website, and his articles have appeared in over forty books and periodicals. Doug has conducted workshops and given presentations for over 130 organizations throughout the United States as well as in Malaysia, Kenya, Thailand, Germany, Qatar, Canada, Chili, the UAE and Australia and has held a variety of leadership positions in state and national organizations, including ISTE and AASL.

Blue Skunk Blog
Doug Johnson's musings on schools, libraries, technology and life.

Theme: k-12 education, humour, school technology, libraries, library media centers, information literacy, ethics

Karen Kliegman

Karen Kliegman, USA, Elementary, Tertiary, Adult

Library Media-Educational Technology Specialist, Searingtown School, Albertson, NY; Adjunct Professor, Long Island University Educational Technology Program; TeacherEditor MidLink Magazine.

Wired Librarian
Reflections and information related to educational technology.

Theme: web2.0, library, educational technology

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