Saturday+Sessions

Saturday Sessions, May 3, 2014

Saturday Sessions List Saturday Session E 10:30 am - 12:30 pm

//Presented by// //Brenda Boyer, Librarian, Kutztown Area School District// Going BYOD, 1:1, or simply need to reach your students outside of the brick-and-mortar setting? It’s time to FLIP your library! Join the conversation as we discuss the growing necessity of the school library’s virtual presence, key considerations to make for flipping your library, tools and platforms for your flipped instruction, and, how flipping lends transparency to the role of librarians under Common Core. || //Presented by// //Allison Burrell, Librarian// || //Presented by Nancy Latanision, Kutztown University; Jennifer Bates, Librarian, Central Columbia School District// || //Douglas Uhlmann, Librarian, William Penn Charter School; Andrew Uhlmann, Engineering Student, University of Pittsburgh// Consumer-grade, 3D printing is the next emerging technology in schools. Though rapidly evolving, educators need to be aware of the current state of 3D printing to begin exploring applications in library maker-spacers and classrooms. The workshop offers two perspectives, one a personal, nuts and bolts narrative about building a printer from a kit, the second a look at current projects in schools and libraries with a broader look at costs and projects in multiple disciplines. || //Presented by Sally Myers, Technology Coordinator, Penn Hills School District// Writing for a professional journal such as //Learning & Media //is valuable evidence for the school librarian to collect to include for Domain 4 and helps us model the common core standards for ELA-Literacy. Join in a "hands-on" write-a-thon to complete an article/commentary for our journal. No experience necessary. Enthusiasm is a must. Please bring your own device to write your article. See you there! || Presented by Eliot Schrefer, Author ||
 * ==E1== || ==Make it Work! Flipping Your Library (& your instruction) To Meet Learners Where They Are==
 * ==E1== || ==Make it Work! Flipping Your Library (& your instruction) To Meet Learners Where They Are==
 * || ====**E1 Handouts: "Make it Work!" ****Handout**==== ||
 * ==E2== || ==Model Curriculum for PA School Library Programs, Phase 1==
 * || ====**E2 Handouts:**====
 * Library Model Curriculum
 * PA Standards Alignment Chart
 * Library Model Curriculum - Long Term Transfer Goals
 * Library Information Concepts Arranged by Big Ideas
 * ** Model Curriculum Competencies By Grade Bands **
 * Competencies Grades PK-2 ( pdf format ) ( Word format )
 * Competencies Grades 3-5 (pdf format ) ( Word format )
 * Competencies Grades 6-8 ( pdf format ) (Word format )
 * Competencies Grades 9-12 ( pdf format ) ( Word format )
 * Concepts for Grade Levels by Big Ideas ||
 * ==E3== || ==Teacher Effectiveness Overview==
 * || ====**E3 Handouts: [[file:Examples for School Librarians.pdf]] [[file:Framework for School Librarians Tip Sheet.pdf]] [[file:Guiding Questions For School Librarians 6-20-2013.pdf]]**==== ||
 * ==E4== || ==Escaping Flatland, is 3D Printing Ready for Libraries?==
 * || ====**E4 Handouts:3D PSLA**==== ||
 * ==E5== || =="I had this dream to become a writer since I was….." Making Dreams Come Alive in Print and Supporting Domain 4 by Writing for //Learning & Media //==
 * || ====**E5 Handouts:[[file:Quickwrite prompts.PDF]][[file:PPT May 3 2104 Writing for L&M.pptx]]**==== ||
 * ==E6== || ==Meet the Author==
 * || ====**E6 Handouts: [[file:PSLA Handout E6 - Schrefer.pdf]][[file:PSLA Handout E6 - Schrefer (flipped).pdf]]**==== ||