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Press Gazette Editor’s Blog » News-Day: 8 February, 2012 – How was it for you?
Press Gazette wants to hear what you did yesterday for A Day in the Life of British Journalism – our project telling the story of one 24-hour news cycle. Reports are already coming in from all over the UK, and the world. Press Gazette contributing editor John Dale is pulling them together
SLA - New Vacancy for a school librarian
<p> The <a href="http://www.sla.org.uk/Job-vacancies.php">Job Vacancies</a> section on the SLA website has been updated with a new vacancy for a librarian at Guiseley School, Leeds</p>
Audiobook Blog – Audiobooker, by Mary Burkey – Booklist Online » Blog Archive » First 50 freebie
Prize-winning audiobook from Listening Library/BOT just by sending an email! Here’s how to enter – and click here to see ALL of the featured titles – including this year’s Odyssey-winner Rotters: Listen Up, Librarians & Teachers! Help your young patrons and students
Digital Curation Residency Program - News Releases (Library of Congress)
The Library of Congress and the Institute of Museum and Library Services announced today that they will collaborate to develop and implement a national residency program in digital curation, involving the collection, selection, management and long-term p
Elsevier
Amsterdam, January 10, 2012 – The Elsevier Foundation announced today the 2011 grant recipients for Innovative Libraries in Developing Countries and New Scholars award programs. In total, $650,000 has been committed to nine institutions around world addition seven ongoing multiyear grants Nurse
Jostens Welcomes High School Journalists to Minneapolis
Yearbook and newspaper journalists learn best practices at annual JEA/NSPA convention
The Primary Source Librarian » Three Blogs about Primary Sources
I want to pass on three blogs that I regularly read for their teaching ideas and valuable links to primary sources. I hope you’ll add these to your own RSS feeds. Just look for this RSS icon to subscribe: Teaching with The Library of Congress This is a relatively new blog written by Library
WebJunction-Texas [OCLC]
The Texas State Library and Archives Commission has joined the WebJunction Partner Program, which provides library staff in Texas access to courses through the WebJunction community to keep skills up-to-date and help libraries respond to current patron needs.<p><a
Libraries, Schools Join In Autism Awareness Month
AGOSTO, Denise E. & June Abbas, eds. Teens, Libraries, and Social Networking: What Librarians Need to Know. 184p. bibliog. index. Web sites. CIP. Libraries Unlimited. 2011. pap. $40. ISBN 978-1-59884-575-4; ebook 978-1-59884-576-1. LC 2011004...
What Makes A School Good: Not The Finger Painting : NPR
When it comes to choosing a school for your child, the variables seem endless — from class size to teaching style and curriculum. There are bound to be questions. Education journalist Peg Tyre answers these questions in her new book, The Good School: How Smart Parents Get Their Kids the Education
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