Notes+-+Jan.+10+Planning+Meeting

Select sites from AASL Best Website lists 2009-2011


 * Carla will discuss sites that offer instructional value at the student level


 * Mel will discuss the sites that offer instructional value at the district level

How do we hold the tool accountable for student learning??

Go through the previous lists and select sites that we can provide examples of.


 * **Best Website** || **List Year** || **Category** || **Use and Example** || **Potential Pitfalls** ||

Next Steps Preliminary Agenda E201 – Best of Web 2.0 for Teaching and Learning Do you Glog? Got Prezi? This session highlights the last 2 years of the ALA’s Best 25 Websites for Teaching and Learning, covering everything from online note-taking to presentation. Go beyond PowerPoint! Excite your teachers and students with these exciting, innovative, and free sources. Leave with a tool box of all sorts of great web resources.
 * Review lists from last three years; select sites that can provide strong examples in each of the six categories
 * Possible total would be about 15 sites
 * Mel will solicit examples of site usage from the field in NYC.
 * Carla will use sites and collect examples from school and solicit examples from colleagues.
 * 4:00- 5:00PM**
 * [|Carla Bosco]**//, Upper School Librarian, Stone Ridge School//
 * [|Melissa Jacobs-Israel]**//, Coordinator, Library Services, Brooklyn and Staten Island, New York City Department of Education//

4:00-4:10 Introductions; Overview of Committee and Categories

4:10 - 4:45 minutes per site (6-15 sites) with examples

4:45-5:00 [|Web 2.0 Melange of Learning Survey]