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CCBOE

Delta Casey, Greenbrier Middle School Kim Isiminger, Lakeside Middle School

Dolly Morris, Harlem Middle School

Georgia International Conference on

Information Literacy Redelivery

 

 

 

 

 

#4. Teach Concept of GIGO (Garbage in/Garbage out)

 

 

 

 

 

 

TOOLS

 

#3. Teach Fair Use

   

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As the keynote presenter on Saturday morning, Joyce Valenza did not disappoint! Her enthusiasm for librarian-‐

ship and for teaching students to be capable users of information surges forth, and all that a bystander can do

is hold on and be

taken along on the wave of responsibil-‐

ity and possibility.

Responsibility be-‐

cause she makes it clear that it is up to

us to teach infor-‐

mation literacy skills,

and possibility because there are so many opportunities for helping students learn, grow, and achieve.

Transliteracy, or the through hand-‐

writing, print, TV, radio and film, to digital social net-‐

works. . . A transliterate person is one who is literate

-‐ Joyce Valenza; (she attributed

to Transliteracy Research Group)

Librarian as Director Directing Transliterate Learning

 

 

 

 

 

Needed Skills: #1. Digital Citizenship & Compassion

 

 

 

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 #2. Respect for Intellectual Property

 

 

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TOOLS

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#3. Teach Fair Use  

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TOOLS

Joyce Valenza & TRANSLITERACY

Us with Joyce Valenza!!

We teach our children to drive, even though there's a potential for accidents because we know that this is critical to the future. We also need to teach our chil-dren to navigate mediated social environments, be-cause this too is critical to the future.

-Danah Boyd