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		<title>Teacher Librarians unite!</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ The Internet is a wonderful thing. 
Teacher Librarians everywhere are having the same experiences, pondering the same questions, and collectively tackling Web 2.0.  The important thing here &#8211; the beauty of Web 2.0 &#8211; is that we aren&#8217;t alone.  Thanks to things like wikis and weblogs, we are able to learn and grow together.
One Teacher-Librarian I have [...]]]></description>
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<p>Teacher Librarians everywhere are having the same experiences, pondering the same questions, and collectively tackling Web 2.0.  The important thing here &#8211; the beauty of Web 2.0 &#8211; is that we aren&#8217;t alone.  Thanks to things like wikis and weblogs, we are able to learn and grow together.</p>
<p>One Teacher-Librarian I have a great deal of respect for is <strong><a href="http://mciu.org/%7Espjvweb/jvweb.html">Joyce Valenza</a></strong>.  She is a role model for everyone, as she has taken her school library online, offering a <strong><a href="http://mciu.k12.pa.us/~spjvweb/">&#8216;Virtual Library&#8217;</a></strong>.  She maintains a fabulous and informative blog ( <a href="http://joycevalenza.edublogs.org/"><strong>NeverEndingSearch Blog</strong> </a>)  and has recently started &#8216;<strong><a href="http://teacherlibrarian.ning.com/">Teacher Librarian Ning&#8217; </a></strong>- an online community for Teacher Librarians and educators (for those who want to lead in new information landscapes).  I love it!  She describes it as a &#8221;learning sandbox&#8221;, which seems a fitting analogy.  She is responsible for initiating many incredible projects, such as the <strong><a href="http://teacherlibrarianwiki.pbwiki.com/">Teacher Librarian Wiki</a></strong> (topics include: Web 2, School Library 2, Books, Info Lit &amp; models). </p>
<p>So much to learn!  I am grateful for her and the work that she does, as it helps me to figure things out and inspires me to continue learning and doing more!  </font></p>
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