My goal as a teacher of teachers is to continue learning as much as I can and doing whatever I can to train, share, and collaborate with other educators in order to encourage them to utilize the wonderful—and oftentimes FREE—technology tools that are available to them, that they may not have time to research and explore on their own. Read More

As librarians, we want to help our faculty find the best access to the right resources that will help them in their teaching. Open education resources provide an economical and potentially transformable set of resources for teachers. What is an open education resource, and where do you get them? Is there only one type of resource you can use, or is there a variety? Should you use them in your classroom? If you decide to use them, how do you incorporate them into your teaching? After you have done this work, with whom do you communicate? Read More

Public libraries are not the only ones who can benefit from pop-ups. School libraries, faced with a decrease in administrative support, job-cuts, and a focus on technology over books, can also benefit from offering pop-up services. Read More