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California School Library Association Presents

PREVIEW GUIDE

2018 State Conference February 1– 4, 2018

Tenaya Lodge 1122 Highway 41

Fish Camp, CA 93623

CSLA, 6444 E. Spring Street #237, Long Beach, CA 90815-1553, 888-655-8480

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CSLA 2018 Conference at a Glance

Opening General Session

8:00 – 9:15

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Tenaya Lodge

1122 Highway 41, Fish Camp, California 94928

Just two miles from Yosemite National Park’s southern

entrance, The Four Diamond Tenaya Lodge, rests in the

evergreen peace of the central California High Sierra. It’s an

invitation to touch the wilderness and escape the everyday.

It’s a place where memories are made that shall never be

forgotten.

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Travel Information

Shuttle service to and from Tenaya Lodge from the Fresno airport is available for $20 round-trip during early bird registration, but does increase if you wait. Not flying into the Fresno Airport? That's okay. You can park in long-term parking for $8 per day at the airport and take the shuttle to the lodge. No chains, no stormy driving, sweet! Coming in on the train? Check the bus schedule over to the airport. Special needs? Let us know at [email protected] and we may be able to help.

The shuttle schedule is below - you may need to firm up your travel plans before you register.

Travel time is 2 hours and may be longer if chains are necessary.

Departing from the FRESNO Airport to Tenaya Lodge

From Fresno Airport to Tenaya Lodge

Shuttle #1 Jan 30 Tuesday 10:00 PM

Shuttle #2 Jan 31

Shuttle #3 Jan 31

Wednesday 7:30PM

Wednesday 10:00 PM

Shuttle #4 Feb 01

Shuttle #5 Feb 01

Shuttle #6 Feb 01

Shuttle #7 Feb 01

Thursday 12:30PM

Thursday 4:00PM

Thursday 7:30PM

Thursday 10:00PM

Shuttle #8 Feb 02

Shuttle #9 Feb 02

Shuttle #10 Feb 02

Shuttle #11 Feb 02

Friday 12:30PM

Friday 4:00PM

Friday 7:30PM

Friday 10:00PM

Departing from the Tenaya to FRESNO Airport (multiple buses will be available to accommodate as needed)

From Tenaya Lodge to Fresno Airport Shuttle #12 Feb 04 SUNDAY 9:00AM

Shuttle #13 Feb 04 SUNDAY 1:30PM

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OPENING Keynote Speaker

Leslie Maniotes, NBCT, Med, PhD.

ABOUT THE SPEAKER

Leslie K Maniotes, co-creator of Guided Inquiry Design, is the curriculum specialist on that

collaborative team. Leslie is a lifetime educator with National Board Certification, 11 years of

classroom experience, five years as a Teacher Effectiveness Coach, a K–12 literacy specialist, all in

urban and rural Title I schools. As senior consultant with BLV Consulting, Leslie leads professional

development that builds capacity in collaborative teams of librarians and teachers for inquiry

learning using Guided Inquiry Design. She loves learning and is an engaged, connected educator

within her open PLN.

KEYNOTE – Guided Inquiry - Why Now?

Global interconnectedness enabled by information technology calls for new skills, new knowledge,

and new ways of learning to prepare students with abilities and competencies that rise to meet

the challenges of an uncertain, changing environment. Some people thought an internet

connection in the classroom was all that was needed to transform a 20th-century school into a

21st-century learning space. If it were only that simple. In her keynote, Leslie will inspire you to

think about what we need to prepare our students today for living and working in a complex

learning environment. One critical thing we need, are librarians!

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CYRM & Author/Illustrator Banquet

Guest Speaker

Mac Barnett

OFFICIAL LINKS

Author

macbarnett.com

Illustrator

burstofbeaden.com

Publisher

candlewick.com

2017 California Young Reader Medal

WINNERS

Primary

Sam & Dave Dig A Hole by Mac Barnett, illustrated by Jon Klassesn,

Candlewick Press, 2014.

Intermediate

Escape From Mr. Lemoncello’s Library by Chris Grabenstein. Random

House Books for Young Readers, 2013.

Middle

School/Junior

High

Keeper of the Lost Cities by Shannon Messenger. Aladdin Books, 2012.

Young Adult

Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard. HarperCollins, 2015.

Picture Books for

Older Readers

Each Kindness by Jacqueline Woodson, illustrated by E. B. Lewis.

Nancy Paulsen Books, 2012.

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http://burstofbeaden.com/

http://www.candlewick.com/cat.asp?browse=Title&mode=book&isbn=0763662291&pix=n

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Thursday Workshop Details

SESSION A 10:00 AM – 12:00 NOON

Workshop 1:

The Best of the Best

Young Adult Books (7-12) Michael Cart

Booklist Columnist

Michael Cart is a renowned expert on young adult literature. He will present his 100 “best of the best” young adult books for 2017-

2018. This always-popular session is repeated at 6:00 PM.

Workshop 2:

What’s New in Children’s

Literature (K-6) Deborah Ford

Director of Library Outreach Junior Library Guild

What are the hottest titles from 2017? Who are the debut authors and illustrators you'll want on your radar? Which titles were the biggest winners of

gold and silver for 2017? How about a sneak peek at 2018? Join children's literature specialist Deborah B. Ford for a look at the past, present and future

in #kidlit.

Workshop 3: Save Reading: Kill the

Reading Log (K-12) Katie McNamara

Teacher Librarian, high school

Developing a pleasure for reading doesn’t need a reading log nor does it mean zero accountability. Explore fun alternatives to a reading log that

increase engagement and facilitate critical thinking, communication, and creativity. Yes, there will be time to play. Please bring a device.

Workshop 4: Guided Inquiry Design: A Framework

for Inquiry in Your School (K-12) Leslie Maniotes

Curriculum Specialist/Education Consultant

Based on Carol Kuhlthau’s Information Search Process, “Guided Inquiry is a way of thinking, learning, and teaching that changes the culture of the school

into a collaborative inquiry community.” Learn about the components of Guided Inquiry Design and how to implement it to impact student learning

and success.

Workshop 5: Social Media: A Must Have for You

AND Your Library… and How to Get

Started or Up Your Game (K-12)

Jane Lofton Retired Teacher Librarian, high school

In this workshop, we will discuss why you need to be using social media for your personal professional learning as part of being a connected librarian,

building an effective personal learning network, and keeping up. We will also discuss why you need to be using social media to promote your library

program, document what it does, and advocate to get others to support it. We will then explore must have and optional tools for both your personal

and library social media, including Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, blogging, websites, Linkedin, Pinterest, Snapchat, and YouTube, and how to be efficient

with your postings.

Workshop 6: When Dewey and Genrefication

Collide (6-12) Lisa Bridgen

Teacher Librarian, high school Ditching Dewey is all the rage now, but what would it look like to blend the age-old Dewey Classification and trendy-new Book Store

vibe? If the ultimate goal is providing students with the best possible experience, why can't our libraries blend both? In this session,

you'll receive tools, tips, and solutions for "genrefying" your library without eliminating the opportunity for students to navigate through

the world of academic libraries.

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SESSION B 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM

Workshop 7:

Great LGBTQ Books for Youth (7-12) Michael Cart Booklist Columnist

Michael Cart, co-author of Top 250 LGBTQ Books for Teens, identifies titles that address the sensitive and important topics of coming out, being out, and

the search for community. This workshop will spotlight the best lesbian, gay, bi, transgender, and questioning books written for teens.

Workshop 8:

Why Don’t They Know What I DO?

(K-12) Deborah Ford

Director of Library Outreach

Junior Library Guild

Do you really just read stories to children, check out books, and play on the internet? How can you get your stakeholders to see the value of your work?

Join Deborah Ford for a hands-on, make-a-plan workshop that arms you with the tools you need to promote the value of the library program. Learn how

to use relationships, engagement, statistics, and the power of story to strengthen your library program.

Workshop 9:

Break Out!: Breakout Boxes for Cross-

curricular Critical Thinking in the Library

(K-12)

Amy Linden & Jennifer Zimmy Teacher Librarians, High School

It's the latest trend in education, breakout boxes! Come experience a BreakoutEDU activity for yourself, then learn ways that this concept can be

applied so you can have ANY class come to use your library, even math and CTE! Learn about the basic structure, necessary supplies, and steps to take

to create your own games. Wonder no longer; give it a try and you'll be hooked!

Workshop 10:

Check It Out: Strategies for

Understanding How to Fact-check the

Information in Front of You (K-12)

Connie Williams Retired Teacher Librarian, high school

CRAAP isn't quite keeping up with the pace of today's online information stream. Clickbait, hoaxes, and satire intermix with valid information. How do

we help students dig deeper to find the source and validity of their information? In this workshop, we will explore how we can equip students and

teachers with the tools and easy to understand, simple-to-use strategies for evaluating online [and print] information.

Workshop 11:

School Librarians as Learning

Leaders: Advocacy Begins with Each

of Us! (K-12)

Audrey Church Professor of School Librarianship

School librarians are master teachers, collaborative partners, information specialists, instructional leaders, program administrators, and technology

integrators, yet administrators and other stakeholders may not understand the critical role that we play in student learning. How do we convey the

message that school librarians transform student learning to our teachers, administrators, parents, community members, and legislators? How do we

demonstrate our positive, transformative impact? In this workshop we will explore strategies, techniques, and tools to use in our advocacy efforts and

develop an advocacy plan.

Workshop 12:

Powerful Skills for Successful

Learning: Teaching Research in a

Digital World (K-12)

Deb Stanley Retired Teacher Librarian, middle school

The word “research” appears 132 times in CCSS. Students need digital research skills for a digital world, but where do those skills come from? This session

will describe a six-step research process, each step moving students from print to digital skills that maximize student information management while

minimizing — or eliminating! — plagiarism. Research instruction, technology integration, and digital citizenship will be woven together into an effective

research process for a digital world. Practical lessons and materials are included. Workshop content is based on the website: The Research Process in a

Digital World.

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SESSION C 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Workshop 13:

The Best of the Best Young Adult Books

(7-12) This is a repeat of the 10:00 AM session. Michael Cart

Booklist Columnist Michael Cart is a renowned expert on young adult literature. He will present his 100 “best of the best” young adult books for 2017-2018.

Workshop 14:

The Instructional Leadership Role of the

Teacher Librarian (K-12) Melanie Lewis

Fresno Pacific, Program Director of

Teacher Librarian Services

In this workshop, you will explore how teacher librarians are expected to serve as instructional leaders in K-12 schools. Through discussion with fellow

participants and examination of relevant resources, you’ll learn how teacher librarians serve the school’s administration, faculty, and staff by supporting

the school’s mission, managing the instructional program, and promoting a positive school learning climate – primarily through the provision of

professional learning.

Workshop 15:

Digging for Gold: Evaluating Official

Sources (K-12)

Tasha Bergson-Michelson, Teacher

Librarian, Debbie Abilock,

Consultant, Noodletools, Inc., & Connie

Williams, Retired Teacher Librarian

Using government information as a base for discovery, participants investigate how to question a source to determine its intent, purpose, creator, and

other elements that teach source literacy. Join an author of a book on government documents, an expert searcher, and a teaching and learning

specialist as we reflect antique prejudices and vintage perspectives on the wonderful world of government documents. With hands-on exploration, we

mine many Agency websites to uncover the educational gems-and pyrite-within.

Workshop 16: Connected Student Driven

Inquiry: Coaching Inquiry (K-12) Mary Ann Harlan and Shelly Buchanan

SJSU Professors

In this workshop participants will be introduced to Connected Learning Frameworks and the principles of Student Driven Inquiry. Participants are

encouraged to be prepared to develop an inquiry framework for their school community that incorporates student choice of 1) topic, 2) product and 3)

timeline. Focus will be on coaching students through developing inquiry projects, information communities, and plans for creating an information

product. Presenters will coach participants through this process, suggest strategies, and connect elements of the inquiry process to a variety of standards.

Workshop 17:

Improving Your Library Program by

Directly Involving Your Students,

Reflection and Feedback (K-8)

Roxanne Clement Teacher Librarian, elementary

This workshop will provide a variety of ways to directly involve your students in "owning" their library program. Specific examples with step by steps of

how to address student ownership and responsibility, recreational reading reflections, collection development, technology integration/ 24/7 learning,

teacher collaboration, student outreach, and library hosted all school events will be shared.

Workshop 18: Help! and Where to Get It, a Library

Survival Guide (K-12) Heather Gruenthal

Teacher Librarian, middle school Working in a library can be overwhelming, especially if you are working alone or split between multiple sites. Get organized and stop feeling like you

spend every day performing triage or putting out the fire that is in front of you. Take advantage of the great brain of library professionals and build your

Personal Learning Network. Unlock a treasure trove of lesson plans, best practices and procedures. Harness the power of the internet to build your own

library survival guide using tools such as Symbaloo, Wikispaces, Livebinders, Twitter, Blogger, Pinterest and more.

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Sustaining Members

ABDO

2018 Conference Sponsor

8000 W. 78th Street, Suite 310

Edina, MN 55439

800-800-1312

Paul Skaj, VP of sales and marketing

Office: 952-698-2403

Mobile: 952-412-4808

[email protected]

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Fact Cite Online

812 Huron Road East, Ste. #401

Cleveland, OH 44115

216-781-9594

Susan Gall

[email protected]

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Follett School Solutions


1340 Ridgeview Drive

McHenry, IL 60050-7047

Timothy Edmonds, Regional Sales Director

888-511-5114

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Gale Cengage Learning

27500 Drake Road

Farmington Hills, MI 48331-3535

800-877-4253 x12227

Hilly Kratviz, K-12 District Manager Western Region

Mobile: 773-715-1113

[email protected]

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Junior Library Guild

7858 Industrial Parkway

Plain City, OH 43064

800-325-9558 x7951

619-339-4226

Deborah Ford, Director of Library Outreach

[email protected]

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Mackin Educational Resources


3505 County Road 42 W

Burnsville, MN 55306

800-245-9540

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David Rojas, Central & Southern California

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Jennifer Maydole, Northern California

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Mrs. Nelson's Library Services

1650 W. Orange Grove Avenue

Pomona, CA 91768

Patrick Nelson, Library Services General Manager

909-865-8550

Laura Nelson, Book Fair General Manager

800-875-9911

[email protected]

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Perma-Bound


8 Vintage Way

Coto de Caza, CA 92679

John Geeza, Regional Sales Manager

949-274-3222

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Rosen Digital

29 East 21st Street

New York NY, 10010

877-381-6649

Miriam Gilbert, Director, Rosen Digital

[email protected]

303-818-7187

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Ross McDonald Co., Inc.

1154 Stealth Street

Livermore, CA 94551

Cindy Anderson

Phone: (800) 455-1635

Local: (925) 455-1635

Fax: (925) 373-1227

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Conference Exhibitors

ABDO

Bound To Stay Bound

BrainPOP

California Streaming

CoverOne

CSLA Foundation and store

EBSCO

FactCite Online

Follett

Gale Cengage

Garrett Books

Gumdrop Books

Hicklebee's Bookstore

Library Skills

Mackin

Media Flex OPALS

Mitinet, Inc.

Mrs. Nelson's Library

Services

Nature Tale Books

OverDrive

PermaBound

Ross McDonald

Sasquatch Books

Scholastic Book Fairs

Teachingbooks.net

University of North

Texas

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THANK YOU SPONSORS

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CSLA Conference Registration Information – Tenaya Lodge, Yosemite 2018

California School Library Association Annual Conference February 1 - 4, 2018 | Tenaya Lodge, Yosemite

NEW THIS YEAR: Once your registration has been processed you will receive a confirmation email that will include the link to make your hotel reservation at Tenaya Lodge.

ONLINE REGISTRATION: Use our easy online registration option at csla.net. If you are a current member, be sure to login first before registering. If you are not yet a member, you can register using the "Continue without logging in" button.

MAIL OR FAX REGISTRATION: Send payment OR P.O. with your registration form (and membership form if needed) to:

CSLA 2018 Conference Registration 6444 E. Spring Street #237, Long Beach CA 90815-1553 Fax (888) 655-8480 email [email protected]

Purchase orders are accepted WITH registration form, but must be postmarked, faxed or emailed by printed deadlines in order to honor the lower fees. POs should be hand-carried after January 15, 2018 for onsite registration. Request for refund must be submitted in writing. No refunds for conference registration or Acorn events will be given after December 15, 2017. A service charge of $35.00 will be applied to all refunds. Qualifying refunds will be processed after the conference and mailed not later than March 21, 2018.

EVENT ADMISSION - you must select one

(pick the one that fits your conference stay) The Summit & The Forest include all conference event meals

(Friday: Awards Luncheon, Exhibits Hall Reception, Officers & Presidents’ Reception) (Saturday: Mix and Mingle with the Authors, Exhibit Hall Social, CYRM Dinner)

(Sunday: Membership Breakfast)

Early Bird Registration

July 15 - Nov. 1

Regular Registration

Nov 2 - Jan. 15

Onsite Registration

After Jan. 15

Non-Member Fee(this fee is applicable to anyone who is not a current CSLA member through Feb. 5, 2018)

$125.00 $135.00 $145.00

THE SUMMIT - Thursday – Sunday

(2 Workshops) $350.00 Not available Not available

THE FOREST - Friday – Sunday $275.00 $355.00 $425.00

You must select one of the above event admissions, either The Summit or The Forest to register.

ACORNS (add-ons to full conference Summit or Forest) July 15 - Nov. 1 Nov 2 - Jan. 15 After Jan. 15

ACORNS - Workshops (fees cover 1 workshop) $50.00 $60.00 $70.00 ACORNS – CYRM (additional guests) $69.00 $75.00 $81.00

ACORNS - BUS PASS (FRESNO Airport to Tenaya Lodge) $10.00 $25.00 $60.00 ACORNS - BUS PASS (Tenaya Lodge to FRESNO Airport) $10.00 $25.00 $60.00

Bus Schedule Additional fee for bus ride to and from the conference – see ACORNS above

One way trip = 2 hours (if chains are required trip time will be extended) From Fresno Airport to Tenaya Lodge From Tenaya Lodge to Fresno Airport

Shuttle #1 Jan 30 Tuesday 10:00 PM

Shuttle #2 Jan 31 Shuttle #3

Wednesday 7:30PM Wednesday 10:00 PM

Shuttle #12 Feb 04 SUNDAY 9:00AM

Shuttle #4 Feb 01 Shuttle #5 Shuttle #6 Shuttle #7

Thursday 12:30PM Thursday 4:00PM Thursday 7:30PM Thursday 10:00PM

Shuttle #13 Feb 04 SUNDAY 1:30PM

Shuttle #8 Feb 02 Shuttle #9

Shuttle #10 Shuttle #11

Friday 12:30PM Friday 4:00PM Friday 7:30PM Friday 10:00PM

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CSLA Conference Registration Form – Tenaya Lodge, Yosemite 2018

Name (First Last)

Place of Work / Title

Phone

Email

Address

City

State

Zip+4

Region (Section) NORTH N (1) N (2) N (3) N (4)

SOUTH S (1) S (2) S (3) S (4) S (5) S (6)

Conference Selections

This is my first CSLA State Conference? Yes No

Conference Hoodie (Sweatshirt) S M L 1X 2X 3X I will pass

Awards Luncheon (Friday)

Exhibitors Hall Reception (Friday)

Officers and Presidents’ Reception (Friday)

CYRM Dinner – (Saturday)

Membership Breakfast (Sunday)

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Not Attending

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Yes

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Vegetarian

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Conference Fees and Payment

CSLA Membership Number (# # # #) American Express MasterCard Visa Check (payable CSLA)

NON-MEMBER FEE $ .00 Purchase Order (registration form must accompany PO

and arrive by the deadlines to honor pricing)

The SUMMIT (ONLY available until 12/1) $ .00 Credit Card #

The FOREST $ .00 V Code

Workshop (A) # _____ TH 10-12p $ .00 Expiration Date

Workshop (B) # _____ TH 1-3p $ .00 Same Billing Address as Above

Workshop (C) # _____ TH 6-8p $ .00 Billing Address

CYRM Dinner $ .00 City

State, Zip

BUS PASS (Airport to Lodge) # _____ $ .00 Telephone

BUS PASS (Lodge to Airport) # _____ $ .00 EMAIL

Discount Code ____________ (-cost) ($ - .00 ) Name on Card

TOTAL COST $ .00 Cardholder

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*Students please provide additional information: Educational institution

attending and estimated graduation date.

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