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EXPLORATORIUM

The following Exploratorium sessions are listed in alphabetical order. (Click on the session title to be brought to a description.)

	10 Bucks = 10 Great Ideas…Dollar Daze and Thrifty Finds To Engage Students in Literacy and Learning
	ABC-Easy as 1-2-3: Creating a student generated book and podcast about your community
	Action Research: You Can Do It!
	Adolescents and their Fiction: A Content Analysis of Most Circulated Novels In Texas Middle Schools
	Adopt a Lonely Book
	Amazing Resource Race
	Are We on the Same Page? Creating a guide for research and writing at your school
	Arkansas Library Media Frameworks
	Beyond American Memory: Engaging Students in Historical Inquiry and National History Day
	Books and Readers: How to Find a Perfect Match
	Boosting Collaboration and Information Literacy Skills Through Bibliographic Assessment
	Caldwell Reads
	Celebremos Los Libros! Create a Collaborative Community-wide Celebration of Children and Reading
	Celtic Adventure in the Roman Republic
	Collaboration to Enhance Student Learning in a 3D Virtual World
	Collection Development: Selecting Resources for 21st Century Learners
	CSI: Cultivating Skilled Investigators
	Differentiated, Integrated Novel Study in Ancient Rome
	Fact or Fiction? Using Hoax Websites with Students to Teach Information Literacy Skills
	From A-Z to Barnes & Noble
	From Classrooms to Castles: Ten Projects to Inspire Literacy
	Fundraising with a Literacy Theme
	Gaming To Teach Library Skills
	Geocaching for Educators
	Get Reading @ Your Library: Student Book Reviews
	Have MLS will travel
	History Mysteries: Geocaching for Primary Resources
	Information Literacy Assessment – Perception versus Performance
	Info-Think Literacy Curriculum
	Inspiring Middle School Literacy: Reading & Writing in Science & History
	Integrating Standards
	Ladies and Gentlemen, Start Your SMARTBoards!
	Lessons for a Scientific Literature Review
	Libraries as First Amendment Battlegrounds
	Linking Standards for the 21st Century Learner and Brain Research
	Lunchroom Library: A Feast for Readers
	Master’s students in Library Media Conducting Research to Improve Learning in the Media Center
	Maximum Access
	Media Literacy & Information Literacy: Motivational texts meet critical standards
	Middle School Parents as Partners
	Model of Health
	Mother Goose Is Loose: Nursery Rhymes That Teach
	Move your Media Center to the Fast Lane with Public Relations campaigns
	OSLIS- Oregon’s Champion Literacy Website
	Pave the way for a Library Science intern: Lead as a Site Supervisor
	Picture This!: Teaching the Holocaust in a short amount of time!
	Power Libraries in Colorado
	Project: Librarian Initiative for Better Schools
	Promoting Recreational Reading in the Elementary School and at Home: Programs that really work!
	PSLA Legislator@Your Library Campaign
	Rev up Reading All Year!
	Rev Up Reviews for the 21st Century Learner
	Role of the Librarian in Reading
	Scoping Out Research K-5
	Seeing is Believing: Loertscher’s Taxonomy As a Leadership Development and Self Awareness Tool
	Self-censorship: An Investigation of School Library Media Specialists
	Smart Copyright Compliance: How-to-do-it
	Stampede to Read
	Sticky Note Wikis: A Research Tool to Model Online Wikis
	Tales With Tails
	Taming the Research Paper Monster
	Taming the Savage Beast–Getting Middle School Boys to Read
	‘Technologizing’ Student Projects
	Teen Pregnancy in Young Adult Novels: Traits and Trends
	The Boy Zone: Bringing Boys, Fathers and Books Together
	The Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl, a Grassroots Program, Spreads Across Georgia
	The Library Leadership Team: How to get Your Principal Onboard
	The Medieval Faire: A Third Grade Specialist Collaborative Unit
	Think Digital Media!
	Top Ten Library Skills for Incoming College Freshman
	Tune Up Your Information Literacy Plan Using TRAILS
	Turbocharged Marketing @ Your Library
	Using an Arsenal to Teach High School Freshman 21st Century Research Skills
	Vigilant Visibility: Lobbying Legislators
	What Every First Year Media Specialist Wants to Know…But is Afraid to Ask!
	What Would They Do Without Us?
	What’s Up in the Robert Clow Elementary School Library Media Center?
	Wikis, Red Font and Revision: Riding the Revision Wave of the Future
	Wonder Wall
	Worlds of Words: International Collection of Children’s and Adolescent Literature
	Write Around The World!
	Yes, it’s okay to eat in the library!
	Youth Community Informatics
	Zig Zag…a zine