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Updates @your Library Updates The horizon program is working for easy check out of books...if you would like to learn how to conduct check out, let me know. Don’t forget that we now have eBooks for students to read either online or though an app. We have just received the Gateway award books from this year and the nominees for next year. Ready for checkout! ESPECIALLY FOR ESPECIALLY FOR ESPECIALLY FOR ESPECIALLY FOR FERN RIDGE FERN RIDGE FERN RIDGE FERN RIDGE Know & Go @Your Library VOLUME 1 | ISSUE 18 Contact Information Bill Bass Twitter: billbass Skype: bill.bass3 Kim Lindskog Twitter: klindskog Skype: klindskog tinyurl.com/libserv To read a book for the first &me is to make an acquaintance with a new friend; to read it for a second &me is to meet an old one. ~Anonymous, Chinese saying Collec&on Development for Fern—Collec&ng, sor&ng, re-packing, and a lot of weeding is happening in the back room at Library Services.

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Updates @your Library

Updates

• The horizon program is working

for easy check out of books...if

you would like to learn how to

conduct check out, let me know.

• Don’t forget that we now have eBooks for students to read

either online or though an app.

• We have just received the Gateway award books from this year

and the nominees for next year. Ready for checkout!

E S P E C I A L L Y F O R E S P E C I A L L Y F O R E S P E C I A L L Y F O R E S P E C I A L L Y F O R

F E R N R I D G EF E R N R I D G EF E R N R I D G EF E R N R I D G E Know & Go @Your Library V O L U M E 1 | I S S U E 1 8

Contact Information

Bill Bass

Twitter: billbass Skype: bill.bass3

Kim Lindskog Twitter: klindskog Skype: klindskog

tinyurl.com/libserv

To read a book

for the first &me

is to make an

acquaintance

with a new

friend; to read it

for a second &me

is to meet an

old one.

~Anonymous,

Chinese saying

Collec&on Development for Fern—Collec&ng, sor&ng, re-packing, and a lot of

weeding is happening in the back room at Library Services.

Highlighted & Underlined from METC 2014 Technology, Research, and Learning Resources

Learn Egg—The Global Educa�on Guide—

Their mo1o is Learn Something New...They are a trusted source for opinions,

features, guides, and incredibly useful resources on global educa&on. One of the

topics I found par&cularly interes&ng was the ar&cle on 15 Powerful Educa�on App

(and how to use them). It directed me to the Global Educa&on Database, a space that

contains curated tools and gadgets in an easy to use database.

h1p://learnegg.com/

Many of you already use Common Sense Media, the organiza&on that advocates for

digital ci&zenship and safe technology use, but did you know that they have some great

new posters for the classroom. h1p://www.commonsensemedia.org/educators/posters

AirPano is a non-commercial project focused on high

resolu&on 3D aerial panoramas. The AirPano team is a group

of Russian photographers and panorama enthusiasts. Come

back to this site o;en, because they intend on shoo&ng a

variety of aerial panoramas and create virtual 3D tours of the

most interes&ng places of the planet. Note the files are very

large and may take &me to load. h1p://www.airpano.com/

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Student Opportuni�es

h1p://www.ala.org/aasl/slm

Learning Opportunities

Func�on Follows Form: How Google Apps Can Transform 21st Century Learning—Feb. 26th—4:00PM

Schools across the country pledge to teach 21st century skills, but building a culture of

collaborators can prove difficult. Luckily, Google Apps for educa&on provides tools to

transform an insular learning community into a collabora&ve one. In this session, the pre-

senter will introduce Google applica&ons that will empower teachers and students to

learn together outside of the boundaries imposed by geography and &me. Sponsored by

Folle1—REGISTER HERE

Educator Field Trip—Big History Project

The director of educa&on, Bob Regan, and the lead curriculum writer,

Bob Bain, will be the lead presenters for this FREE event. This is an

exci&ng effort to integrate technology with history teaching. The

a1ached brochure gives you a number of links to get an overview of

Big History prior to the recep&on and introduc&on on March 12 from

4:00-7:00 at the Forest Park Visitor’s Center. Lessons are integrated

with Common Core, the work of Sam Wineburg on reading and think-

ing like a historian, the importance of science in the shaping of his-

torical development and much more. There is no cost for the recep-

�on or for implemen�ng Big History, however you need to regis-

ter. Visit the Educa&onPlus website h1p://edplus.org and click on

the Calendar and Registra�on icon to register!

Learn More:

Read the course guide HERE.

Check out our TED talk at h1p://www.ted.com/talks/david_chris&an_big_history.html

Visit us on Facebook at h1ps://www.facebook.com/bighistoryproject

The Big History Project – website h1p://course.bighistoryproject.com