History of a Librarian by Michael Mackie https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd Made with a quick smile en-us 2017-08-28 22:46:12 UTC 2018-03-26 23:29:33 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Diskette.png 1930 mackiem24 https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/186605260 John Dewey changed some of the school of thought of the librarian.]]> 2017-09-12 00:56:54 UTC https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/186605260 1980s mackiem24 https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/186605694 "Resource Based Learning" was a popular phrase which was a way of including literacy principals in projects.]]> 2017-09-12 00:58:28 UTC https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/186605694 1989 ALA gave a discription of information literacy: mackiem24 https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/186605964 "To be information literate, a person must be able to recognize when information is needed and have the ability to locate, evaluate, and use effectively the information needed. Ultimately information litereate people are those who have learned how to learn. They know how to learn because they know how information is organized, how to find information, and how to use inforamtion in such a way that others can learn from them."

]]> 2017-09-12 01:00:23 UTC https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/186605964 Woolls on critical thinking (2004). mackiem24 https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/186606471 "Ctitical thinking is the intellectual disciplined process of activiely and skillfully conceptualizing, applying, analyzing, synthesizing, and /or evauating information gathered from, or generated by, obsrevation, experience, reflextion, reasoning, or communication, as a guide to belief and action."]]> 2017-09-12 01:03:35 UTC https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/186606471 2014 The "Go To" Person mackiem24 https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/188176837 With technology merging into the classroom a LMS can be the person to assist with the blended learning with the CCSS

CCSS emphasizes students to make inquiries and build on their research skills.]]> 2017-09-16 20:56:52 UTC https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/188176837 1988 Roles of LMS mackiem24 https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/188177025 They were thought of as people who provided information for students and teachers. 
  • Around this time more emphasis was placed on teaching students:
  •  to use periodicals 
  • searching computers for information
  • knowing the set up of a library 
  • making investigations while doing research.
]]> 2017-09-16 21:01:00 UTC https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/188177025 Models of Information Literacy mackiem24 https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/188177688
  • 1988 teaching students the process of creating a research paper. (Strippling an d Pitts Process)
  • 1989 Allowing students to explain their thinking challenges as they went through the research process. (Kuhlthau Model)
  • 1990 Helping people to narrow their search focus with the essential Big 6 questions (Eisenberg and Berkowitz)
  • 1994 California School Library Model wanted to incorporate library skills into the classrooms and then in 1997 adapted to also help the English learners as well. 
  • 1995 Pappas and Tepe Pathways stressed the authentic learning and research allowing people to want to question as they do their research and pick a topic that they were interested in. This model also had 6 steps to complete the process. 
    • ]]>     2017-09-16 21:15:28 UTC https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/188177688     Most of 1960s-1990 mackiem24 https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/188181214 During this time librarians were thought of simply finding and locating information
    At this time Frances Henne thought that in the future "librarians integrating library skills instruction into classroom content and said the ultimate goal was the 'synthesis of information, the extension of knowledge the analysis and solution of problems, thinking reflection, the satisfaction of curiosity...."]]>     2017-09-16 22:56:03 UTC https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/188181214     Literacy movement mackiem24 https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/188181369 In 1974 Paul Zurkowski wrote a proposal for the National Commission of Libraries and Information Science. In his proposal he rallied for a universal information literacy goal by 1984. ]]> 2017-09-16 23:01:45 UTC https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/188181369 Myths of the library mackiem24 https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/188181565 People just think that libraries are slowly dying age in the digital age of e-books but there is more to a library.]]> 2017-09-16 23:08:15 UTC https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/188181565 Concept of Libraries. mackiem24 https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/188181688 Bill Ptacek
    Says that libraries are not just a place of books collecting dust on the shelves but it's a way of building a community. 
    People of all social groups, or status come to a library to congregate and learn; using books, or digital resources.
    ]]>     2017-09-16 23:13:58 UTC https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/188181688     1986, Eleanor R. Kulleseid mackiem24 https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/188695355 Introduced Cognitive Theories to the library world which relied heavely on process of inquiry learning.]]> 2017-09-18 23:22:59 UTC https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/188695355 1987 Carol Kuhlthau mackiem24 https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/188696017 Wanted to set up standards fri ubfrirnatuib kiteracy as a foundational elememnt of the library program.
    Soon after the Washington Library Media Association published the first state guidelines. This was a 12 step system for K-122 ]]>     2017-09-18 23:27:53 UTC https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/188696017     1997 O'Connell and Henri mackiem24 https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/188697105 They adapted ideas to create ideas that were beneficial for teachers to help students on their critical thinking skills, since they are directly connected to young learners.]]> 2017-09-18 23:35:52 UTC https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/188697105 2000's Loertsch mackiem24 https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/188697477 He took previous models that were developed for librarians and wanted to spend more time around the students, and wanted them to spend more time find information in all different formats; reading, listening, and viewing.]]> 2017-09-18 23:38:30 UTC https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/188697477 Finding information with technology. mackiem24 https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/188698718 1) MInd of Media: People can learn by interacting with it.
    2) Navigating: can navigate around learning environments.
    3) Mapping Media Space: Can develop a cognitive map.
    4) Visualization: Imagine the realities they are working with.
    5) Creative Thinking: can use their creativity when using technology.
    6) Collaberation: Can work together on a project
    7) A Mind Primer: At early ages students can learn critical thinking skills.]]>     2017-09-18 23:46:43 UTC https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/188698718     Roles of a Library Media Specialist mackiem24 https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/189568393 The Library Media Specialist is the ultimate collaberator who also facilitates knowledge. They are the ones that help other people find information whether in the stacks or digitally. They must work with classroom teachers to also build the ultimate critical thinking skills. FIgure out what they want to research as well as how they may go about finding the information.]]> 2017-09-20 23:59:36 UTC https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/189568393 Shifting Roles of the LMS mackiem24 https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/189569083 When libraries were first opened up it was a place where intellectuals gathered for research and a place to hold important documents as well as books. Librarians were the key holders of these books.
      As time passed on the libraries were still helping those people find and locate information, by teaching students and adults how the library was organized thanks to John Dewey.
      Though librarians were also getting frustrated with little students understood the research process and over time setup standards/guidlines to teach students about doing research whether it was choosing a topic and devour all the books one could, or being interested in a topic and gaining as much information as possible and running from there.
       Librarians also had to adapt as technology was growing from books, to micropheash, CDs, to online forms of informaition.
    As technology increased and it turned out practically anyone could write about a topic, librarians wanted to make sure students and adults became critical thinkers about the sources they used and so created standards for knowing reputable sites or knowing how to be critical about things they read.]]>     2017-09-21 00:06:04 UTC https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/189569083     Working with the librarian. mackiem24 https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/189572913 In the past I had little interaction with the librarian. I used them as a person to drop my students off for about 45 minutes and then come back for my students and carry on my day. Occassionally I may ask to pull aside some books if doing a project.
    Through researching the roles of the librarian I see them as a very useful resource in the school. I should be asking them to collaberate when doing research assignments. Letting the librarian know what I am doing in the classroom when teaching a lesson, and either they can use their precious time to exten the students learning or give me tips as to how I can make research either easier for the students, or the best ways to get the students interested in a topic that may be challenging fort them.]]>     2017-09-21 00:36:37 UTC https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/189572913     Andrew Carnegie 1888 creation of the "3rd place." mackiem24 https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/190320877       Andrew Carnegie was  a wealthy philanthropist in the steal industry and was a big influence in the American Indusstrial Revolution.
       He was responsible for a surge of libraries in America, by building 2,500 libraries across the nation.
    By building these libraries people had a place to go to congregate for free and socialize.]]>     2017-09-23 00:39:28 UTC https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/190320877     Evolution of Libraries mackiem24 https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/190321200 As e-books and the internet gained popularity some libraris find their shelves less filled with books and lots of empty space. Libraries had to find a way to adapt.
       Libraries tried to emphasize their ability to congregate and become a place where anyone can come to learn or just socialize.
        1) Maker Spaces-here libraries can collect different technolgies and allow people to practice their skills on them.
       2) Local Music Project- Where libraries lease recordings of local artists that a library card holding person could listen to on line.
       3) Digital Public Library of America- Libraries also tried to pull each others resources to join online but uploading books to the internet/cloud that people could then check out on their own e-devices. It also was a progrect to collect various histories that people could brows through.
    These are just a few of the many projects where libraries tried to put the information into the hands of anyone that would want it; young/old wealthy/poor each person is capable of accessing information and becoming more knowledgable about a topic of interest.]]>     2017-09-23 00:45:59 UTC https://padlet.com/mackiem24/e5azxm3dxjhd/wish/190321200