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Fall, 2009

updated 11-19-09

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This is a living document! Events planned more than 2 weeks ahead are definitely tentative.
Old Agendas at bottom - or follow links above.




November 21
Meeting 7
Tentative Agenda


turkey
Business
PDEP II and questions
Assignment Description, Rubric, Cover Sheet

Field Experience Show and Tell:
Bring your visual evidence for sharing. We'll lay these out on our tables and browse through them during the day.


Life in the Media Center: Elementary edition
2009: Cristina Beck, Kim Bartlett

Lunch

Wrapping up
  • Trivia
  • Planner and looking ahead (through beginning of spring semester)
  • Last Word

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Public Relations

Evaluation
PDEP expectations

Teaching and Learning
Collaborative Planning - a few wrap-up words


Time Management

What MAF learned at the AASL conference
Kim P. went too!









Saturday, August 22, 9:00am-3:00pm

Meeting 1
Room 121



Schedule: Start at 9am; Break at mid-morning; Lunch around noon; begin Wrap Up by 2:00

8:45-9:00

Gathering

Wear your nametag!
Geographical Plotting

It is not too early to start looking for team-mates!
You will feel overwhelmed by the end of today. This is normal, and survivable.

9:00

Introductions again

What does a School Library Media Specialist (SLMS) Do?

Orientation to the course


Goals and Values for EDIT 6300
SLMS: the Job, the Roles, and what Media Centers are for
Reading and Literacy
Collaboration: Peer to peer (teamwork)
Orientation to UGA, Grad School, and SLM
Program planning

UGA Gwinnett Information:

The syllabus
Assignment Overviews

Our class web site
ELC
Class Job List
Planner
Food

Carpools
Get started on: Field Experience; Draft RLP; Exhibition

Assignment Pages

    • Examples
    • For beginners, we highly recommend  GoogleSites. Edublogs, Wordpress, other free sites would work as well.
    • Job Aid: Assignment Page Template (this provides a basic layout)

Where is everything?  You will have it all if you:


EDIT 6320 Orientation - Dr. Clinton - 11a-12:30 or 1p, including lunch


Reading & Literacy
Besides starting the RLP Draft, we didn't cover too much territory here. To keep us on schedule, follow the link and listen to the audio.



Group Work

Goals for today: Try to formulate initial groups for the R&L Draft assignment. This seems early, but it is really best to do this in person and as soon as possible -- remembering that you can change groupings for later assignments. Choose format and audience and establish group working procedures.

Wrapping Up: 2:30

Homework: see Planner, Cycle 1
Have you found some potential team-mates today?
Coming up: see Planner calendars
Reading in Grad School -
expectations and hints; "required" vs. "supplemental"
Door Prizes/Trivia
The Last Word: Library Dragon - Carmen Deedy (MAF reads)
Bonus tie-in: to get a flavor for Carmen's storytelling, see her TED Talk "Spinning a Story of Mama"
(I love TED Talks!) (TED: Technology, Entertainment, Design)
My favorite Deedy book is actually Agatha's Feather Bed.




Homework Hints, Cycle 1
Be careful not to let the weeks go by in a rush - it would be easy to think you have a long time to get everything done, but remember this is two or three week's worth of  homework.  Therefore, it's not a good idea to wait until the night before! 


GALILEO hints:
  • finding the password
  • using persistent links
    • sometimes they don't persist, but they will usually take you at least part of the way
    • have the citation on hand to help you navigate
  • UGA Libraries login procedure has been reformed lately

Readings, readings, everywhere!  Yes, I will sometimes flood you with citations.  I want you to have plenty of resources.  However, you are responsible for the ones listed in the Planner.  The others you see (like on the green Content page) are there for further reference.

Good SLMS blogs:
  • Joyce Valenza's blog http://joycevalenza.edublogs.org/

    Buffy Hamilton's  blog  http://theunquietlibrary.wordpress.com
       Or search for these names: Doug Johnson - Blue Skunk; Alice Yucht - Alice in Infoland; Rob Darrow - California Dreamin'; Diane Chen: Deep Thinking; Frances Harris: Gargoyles Loose in the Library; Chris Harris: Infomancy; Mary J. Johnson: The Primary Source Librarian; Jacquie Henry: Wanderings.

 
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Saturday, September 12
9:00am-3:00pm

Meeting 2



Open graphic in Powerpoint for working links

8:45-9:00

Gathering

Wear your nametag!

9:00

Media Center Mission

Roles & Responsibilities



Break


Reading and Literacy
We need to move through this topic and incorporate any questions about the RLP Draft as we go along.

Lunch



Group Work

Wrapping Up: 2:30

Homework: Planner - Cycle 2
Many topics, much material. 
Look at Calendars briefly, too.

Trivia
Assignment Q&A
The Last Word: "Maritime Disasters" from Mama Makes Up Her Mind by Bailey White

Ballard: Exploring the Titanic | The Golden Vanity |


Aug 22 | Sept 12 | Sept 26 | Oct 3 | Oct 17 | Oct 31 | Nov 21


September 26
Meeting 3

Agenda


8:45-9:00
Gathering

Wear your nametag!

9:00


Standards and Flexible Scheduling
3 big ideas:

RLPs: brief show-and-tell of ideas

Exhibition Logistics


12:00 - 12:30 - Lunch


Information Ethics and Copyright

This area is so vast that at least one graduate course could be offered about it.
We only started on this topic -- will definitely resume later.


1:30 - 2:30 -  Groupwork

2:30 - Wrap up
  • Trivia
  • Planner
  • The Last Word - Cristina Too Many Frogs

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October 3
"Meeting" 4
Completed Agenda

Wimba Classroom

Exhibition: Stay home! Log in 9am

due soon: Reading and Literacy Project

Preparation



Backup Plan

9:00  "Meet" in ELC

All day: visit Exhibits

1:00
We archived this session,too - the file is available (I think) if you go to ELC-6300-Wimba - on the first screen.

RLP - Q&A as needed
Exhibit Wrap-Up and Wacky aWards
Looking ahead
Planner

Note to self: next time, use Google Form to collect award nominations; prepare Powerpoint template in advance.
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October 17
Meeting 5
Agenda

Business
  • Signup sheet provided for 1-on-1 advisor talks (for those who need/desire)

9a: Stadium Advisement for Cohort 9

Graduation

Advising Notes | C9 Course Rotation | Requirements (new tool: piloting)
  • Getting cleared and registered (with minimal stress)
    • MAF: everything on the ELC Advising private db set up for you
  • Cohort courses for the TH (Thundering Herd)
  • Other courses (for Stray Cats)
  • Create Graduation List
  • Keep an eye on Requirements
RLP: Last Minute Questions

Information Ethics and Copyright

Group Process


12:30  Life in the Media Center, High School edition:
2009 Guest Speaker: Jim Stewart, Ed.S., North Gwinnett High School, UGA-SLM Alum

Wrap up around 2:45

Midterm Feedback
Homework Cycle 5 - Planner
Trivia
Last Word: Frannie







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October 31
Meeting 6


Business

  • Next semester:
    • Dates for next semester: Jan 9, Jan 30, Feb 13, Feb 27, Mar 20, Mar 27, Apr 10
    • Text(s):
      • Bishop, K. (2007). The collection program in schools: Concepts, practices, and information sources (4th ed.). Westport, CN: Libaries Unlimited.  ISBN-13: 978-1591583608.  (This book will be required for spring EDIT 6340. It covers several topics for this course, and I will refer to it. I recommend that you go ahead and purchase it as soon as you can.)
      • Repman, J., & Dickinson, G.K., eds. (2007). School library management (6th ed.). Columbus, OH: Linworth. ISBN 1-58683-296-4.
      • Information Power
      • Supplemental: Empowering Learners

  • RLP wrapup questions?
  • Field Experience
    • Show and Tell

Program Development

Quick intro; brief recap of the audiolesson done for homework
Leading to preparation for PDEP Draft (due 11/8)
Q&A
Many of the topics to follow involve program resources (human, facility, etc.) and desired characteristics.
Most important first task: brainstorm Goals - Objectives - evaluative measures.




11:00 Guest: John Nelson, Attorney (Copyright expert and Sarah Beth's husband)

Life in the Media Center 
Guest: Sandy Wise, Twin Rivers Middle School Media Specialist 12:30
*unconfirmed



Wrap Up  by 1:45

Group Time





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