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**[[image:26052011_101516_0.png align="left"]]Library Science for the Future at Clayton Heights Secondary**

 * This wiki was designed as a final e-portfolio of the projects and assignments completed by Lisa Suarez's and Jennifer McLean's library science students in 2011 at Clayton Heights Secondary in Surrey, BC. The course is a pilot project designed by Lisa Suarez, which includes a variety of web 2.0 tools and the opportunity for students to teach students and teachers these applications as well. Be sure to check out the "Final Reflections" page, in which the students describe their experiences and give valuable feedback!**

http://libsciforthefuture.wikispaces.com/

=21ctools=
 * Check out Liz Davis's wiki 21ctools http://21ctools.wikispaces.com/**
 * This fabulous wiki gives you** **step by step instruction on how to use technology tools such as Google Docs, Wikispaces, Voicethread.**


 * Also check out her [|blog on technology]**

=**BCTLA Resources**=
 * bctla brochure to promote what Teacher Librarians' work**
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 * 33 Reasons why librarians are not obselete**
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 * This article is very affirming and supportive of what we do and why it**
 * is important. It's too bad that universities and colleges can't rely on**
 * first year students already being at least half-way information**
 * literate when they arrive. Were there to be better-supported school**
 * library programs in elementary and high schools, librarians in schools**
 * of higher learning would only have to introduce first year students to**
 * their particular library and its resources, rather than having to teach**
 * Information Literacy from the ground up.**


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=Web 2.0 Wikis, Blogs and Sites=

https://iamliterate.wikispaces.com/ http://goodwolves36.wikispaces.com/ http://painchaud2.webnode.com/ http://virtualmallofknowledge.blogspot.com/

More Online 2.0 Applications -- A Meta-list...

=The Library as the Learning Commons=

Open Access School Library: a workshop with Judith Comfort http://www.judithcomfort.ca/openhigh/