1. Tools to Build a
School Librarian’s
PLN  Linda Dougherty
 Northwest High School
 Northwest R-I School District
 Twitter @ljdougherty
 Blog lindajdougherty.com
 MASL 2012 http://ow.ly/ar1nk

9. TWITTER HASHTAGS
#tlchat
#sigms #maslsc12
#aasl
#engchat #maslsc12
#MOLIB
#edtech
#MOedtech

11. Communication between
students and teachers

12. Google Reader

13. Google
Reader
Twitter
Feeds
pdf

14. Ways to Read Blogs & Twitter Feeds

16. Feeddler RSS
Reader for iPhone
gReader for
Androids

18. Curation
Diigo Live
Pinterest
Binder
Scoop.it Dropbox
Symballo

19. Search
Featured
Binders
Copy
Binders
Easy
Tutorials
Google
Search
to Make
Binders

21. Diigo Educator Accounts
• Student accounts for an entire class with just a few
clicks (and student email addresses are optional for
account creation)
• Students of the same class are automatically set up as
a Diigo group so they can start using all the benefits
that a Diigo group provides, such as group bookmarks
and annotations, and group forums.
• Privacy settings of student accounts are pre-set so that
only teachers and classmates can communicate with
them.
• Ads presented to student account users are limited to
education-related sponsors.

22. Dropbox
Click this Dropbox link to sign up!
http://db.tt/hxGfsor

24. Scoop.it

25. Evernote

26. Pinterest

27. EdcampKC - November 10,
2012 @ Lee Summit North
High School
EdcampSTL

34. CSDVLC - ISTE SIGMS

35. The TL Virtual Cafe is committed to
creating conversations about teacher-
librarians, educational technology,
and collaborative connections to
facilitate meaningful and lifelong
learning skills.

37. Advocacy – Use Your Voice.
Tell your story

39. Elevator Message or Library Story
1. Dear ____________
2. Please support………..
3. Make 1 to 2 bullets of talking points.
4. Short paragraph of a student-centered
story/anecdote.
5. Emphasize the value of school libraries to
K-12 students..providing equitable library
services, improving academic
achievement..
6. Thank you’s.
7. Make sure you have your title, address,
and email.

41. Works Cited
Jones, Gwyneth. "Twitter: To Follow, To Listen, To Learn
& To Lead." The Daing Librarian. 26 Nov. 2010. Web.
17 Apr. 2011.
<http://www.thedaringlibrarian.com/2010/11/twitter-to-
follow-to-listen-to-learn-to.html>.
"Informania." Informania. Web. 22 Apr. 2012.
<http://informania.wordpress.com/2012/04/15/infographi
c-monthly-library-report/>.