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AakrePatriciaLibrarian at the Brearley School, a New York City school for girls (K-12).
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AberoGloriaI graduated as a librarian in Uruguay, South America; and worked there in a Public Library and an Agricultural Research Library. Now I am living in New Jersey and finishing my Master’s Degree at Rutgers University in Library and Information Science, School Library Media Specialist track. I am not working yet. -
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AckermanKimI’ve been a high school teacher-librarian for 8 years and am now our district’s library services coordinator. -
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AdamichTomTom Adamich has been a certified teacher-librarian since 2000 and a librarian since 1991. A graduate of the Kent State University (Ohio) School of Library/Information Science and KSU College of Education School Library Media Certification), Tom has been a teacher-librarian and consultant for the Indian Valley Local Schools (Ohio) since 1999 and president of the Visiting Librarian Service, a contract librarian firm he has operated on a full or part-time basis since 1993. Recently, Tom also served as the Cataloging Librarian/ Government Documents Librarian and Assistant Professor of Learning Resources at Robert Morris University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania from 2005-2008. Tom is currently Head of Metadata Services, Muskingum University, where administers both the library’s technical services operations and manages its participation in the Federal Depository Library Program. His primary research focus, since 1998, has been K-20 cataloging/metadata creation and its connection to school curriculum, critical thinking skill development, and standards-based education.Tom has been a vehicle historian for the nearly two decades, having joined the Society of Automotive Historians (SAH) in 1993. He has presented at SAH’s Biennial Conference since 2000, worked on archives-based projects with vehicle museums such as the National Corvette Museum and the Wills Sainte Claire Auto Museum. He is also a member of the National Association of Automobile Museums (NAAM). Additionally, Tom is a member of The International Association for the History of Transport, Traffic and Mobility (T2M), an international transportation history organization based in the Netherlands.
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AdamsHelenA former Wisconsin school librarian with 30 years experience, I am currently an online instructor for Mansfield University (Pennsylvania) teaching “Access and Legal Issues.” I serve on the American Library Association Intellectual Freedom Committee, am chair-elect of the Wisconsin Library Association Intellectual Freedom Round Table, and was AASL President in 2001-2002. I am author of Ensuring Intellectual Freedom and Access to Information in the School Library Media Program (Libraries Unlimited, 2008) and co-author of Privacy in the 21st Century: Issues for Public, School, and Academic Libraries (Libraries Unlimited, 2005). I write a monthly column “Intellectual Freedom Matters” for School Library Monthly. My home isI live on a tree farm in Wisconsin with my husband and German shepherd, Jake. -
AdamsHelenA former Wisconsin school librarian with 30 years experience, I am currently an online instructor for Mansfield University (Pennsylvania) teaching “Access and Legal Issues.” I serve on the American Library Association Intellectual Freedom Committee, am chair-elect of the Wisconsin Library Association Intellectual Freedom Round Table, and was AASL President in 2001-2002. I am author of Ensuring Intellectual Freedom and Access to Information in the School Library Media Program (Libraries Unlimited, 2008) and co-author of Privacy in the 21st Century: Issues for Public, School, and Academic Libraries (Libraries Unlimited, 2005). I write a monthly column “Intellectual Freedom Matters” for School Library Monthly. I live on a tree farm in Wisconsin with my husband and German shepherd, Jake -
AdamsHelenA former Wisconsin school librarian with 30 years experience, I am currently an online instructor for Mansfield University (Pennsylvania) teaching “Access and Legal Issues.” I serve on the American Library Association Intellectual Freedom Committee, am chair-elect of the Wisconsin Library Association Intellectual Freedom Round Table, and was AASL President in 2001-2002. I am author of Ensuring Intellectual Freedom and Access to Information in the School Library Media Program (Libraries Unlimited, 2008) and co-author of Privacy in the 21st Century: Issues for Public, School, and Academic Libraries (Libraries Unlimited, 2005). I write a monthly column “Intellectual Freedom Matters” for School Library Monthly. I live on a tree farm in Wisconsin with my husband and German shepherd, Jake. -
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AdamsSusanWorking with high school students to empower them with critical thinking skills, creativity, and technical literacy while spending time on the side dancing, learning Spanish, and traveling. -
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Adams-KingTamiTHis is my 16th year as a K-5 public school librarian in the same school! The title that best describes what I do is “teacher librarian” -
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AlaimoRosinaI am a school librarian at Maple West Elementary School. I work with children in kindergarten through grade 4. I am very active in AASL as well as in SLMS, the school library section of the New York Library Association. -
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AlevyJenniferHigh School Librarian, World Traveler, Biblioholic -
AllanDarickI was born in Rio de Janiero, Brazil, grew up in Latin America and Africa and currently live in Washington, DC.
My novel The Shepherd Boy, set in Ecuador in the mid-sixties, is about a profound misunderstanding between an American child and an Indian shepherd boy who meet on a mountaintop. I am now writing The Prisoner of Zone 22, a political mystery set in Guatemala during the presidential election of 2003. -
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AndersonBrendaI am an instructional specialist in the department of School Library Media Programs for the Montgomery County Public School district in Maryland. I was an elementary library media specialist for 15 years. I love learning, creating, and teaching with technology. -
AndersonR.J.R.J. (Rebecca) Anderson was born in Uganda, raised in Canada, and has spent most of her life dreaming of other worlds entirely. Her debut novel was already in its fifth edition in the UK and had become a children’s bestseller there before its first publication in North America as FAERY REBELS: SPELL HUNTER (HarperCollins Children’s Books, 04/09). SPELL HUNTER is an exciting fantasy adventure laced with action, mystery and romance, suitable for ages 10 and up. -
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AndreacchiJuliaHi,
Welcome and thank you for your interest in my Exploratorium. My name is Julia Andreacchi and I am the Head of Library Resource Centre in Newmarket, Ontario Canada. I hold a B. Sci. and B. Ed. degree from the University of Toronto and consider myself a life-long learner. Recently I graduated from the University of Phoenix with a Master’s Degree in
E-Learning and Adult Education completing my program online.Instructional activities that will be displayed at the Exploratorium were developed using dollar store and thrifty finds. The Novel, “Teddy Gets Out”, by A. Greg Vaughn serves as the inspiration for the development of these activities. Activities engage students in collaboration and give them an opportunity to share and display their work. Displayed work acts as exemplars for others.
I love new ideas and feedback. Join me at http:dollardazeandthriftyfinds.blogspot.com. Each month I will post a new dollar store item. Embrace the challenge, the power of imagination and share your ideas as we dialogue about new ways to reinvent the old and new.
Reinvention works!
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AntrimPatriciaI am department chair of the Department of Educational Leadership & Human Development and teach library science in the Library Science & Information Services program. Classes I teach include foundations and government publications. I also supervise some field experiences and work with students conducting research. -
ApplegatePerriI am the director of Library Media/Instructional Television for the Oklahoma State Department of Education. Prior to holding this position, I was a professional development provider for teacher technology integration, a high school librarian, a high school language arts and journalism teacher, and a air traffic control training education specialist. -
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Polls
My biggest take-away from conference was:
- Best practice ideas (30%, 44 Votes)
- New technology uses (21%, 32 Votes)
- Implementation of standards and guidelines (19%, 28 Votes)
- Professional/personal contacts (15%, 22 Votes)
- Exhibitor materials/information (9%, 14 Votes)
- Deeper understanding of social networking (6%, 9 Votes)
Total Voters: 149
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