Tag Archives: 23 things
Yes You Do Have The Time to Learn That New Fangled Internet, Just Put Down The Remote
This post has been rolling around in my head for a while and after reading Stephen Abram’s response to Emily Lloyd’s strip about 23 Things I’m putting fingers to keyboard to get it out. My reaction to Emily’s post is different from Stephen’s. What I see is how important it is to keep learning. 23 […]
Taking Traing to Patrons – 21 Things for 21st Century Parents
The fabulous Gretchen Caserotti and staff in the Childrens Department at the Darien Libray are kicking off a learning 2.0 class for parents. From the website: You are raising kids in a digital world. Facebook, Twitter and a growing number of websites and social tools are becoming increasingly important in most aspects of our 21st […]
Implementing a 23 Things Type Program at Your Library
Notes from the 2009 COMO conference in Columbus GA Implementing a 23 Things Type Program at Your Libraryhttp://static.slidesharecdn.com/swf/ssplayer2.swf?doc=como200923thingsslideshare-091008160349-phpapp01&rel=0&stripped_title=implementing-a-23-things-type-program-at-your-library View more presentations from Bobbi Newman. 43 Things I might want to do this year Stephen Abram Minnesota’s 23 Things on a Stick Ten Tips About 23 Things – 10/1/2008 School Library Journal School Library Learning 2.0: The 23 […]
23 Things Summit Wrap Up #23smt
Yesterday’s 23 Thing Summit was great and intense (audio, slides, chat and Twitter!) There were almost 300 attendees (I think). WebJunction and MaintainIT staff did a great job wrangling the presenters and the attendees. Thank you Brenda, Michael, Jennifer and everyone else! If you couldn’t make it, you can find the slides, audio and chat […]
23 Things Online Summit
If you have ever thought that your library should start a Learning 2.0 program, but don’t know where to begin here’s your chance! On Tuesday, March 3rd you’ll have 2 hours to listen to representatives from 23 Things on a Stick and Baker’s Dozen, Michael Sauers, and me share best practices and lessons learned about […]
