Faculty presentation- October 2009
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What can the media center do for you?
Ms. Jessica Emili
September 2009
Media Center goals
Promote the use of new technologiesIntegrate information literacy into the
curriculumTeach students how to effectively find info
AND evaluate itPromote lifelong learning and literacy
The Media Specialist can…
Assist with research projectsDatabases, searching the WebAvoiding plagiarism, note-taking, citations
Teach you and your students Web 2.0Wikis, blogs, social bookmarks, more
Recommend booksBook talks, bibliographies
21st century Research Skills
EFFECTIVELY finding informationSearching skillsReputable sourcesAdvanced search options
Evaluating found informationValidity, timeliness, authority
Databases
EBSCOFacts on File
Online EncyclopediasWorld Book
Encarta
Web 2.0: What is it?
Allows users to respond to online content, interact with others, create their own contentActive participation vs. passive viewingOnline communities
Web 2.0: why use it?
They’re already using it Information literacyFosters creativityFosters critical thinking
Wikis
Website that uses wiki softwareAllows web pages to be created and
collaboratively editedDifferent levels of access
Teacher-accessStudent access
Example: Wikispaceshttp://6thgraderesearch.wikispaces.com/
Blogs
Provide commentary or news on a subject, personal online diariesEveryone has own unique perspective
Posts combine text, images, links to other blogs, Web pages, other media
Use with classes for: reader response, posting discussion questions, alternative to papers
Social book-marking
Alternative to browser book-markingExample: deliciousTagsUse this to: share bookmarked pages
with your students and co-workers, have students use bookmarking for research
Questions??