Archive for November 30, 2006

Will Richardson in our neighborhood

November 30, 2006 in 2.0, About blogging, Teaching Strategies

I am sitting at the Montgomery County IU listening to Will. What excites me is his enthusiam. The stuff I’ve been jumping up and down about for nearly two years is coming out of Will’s mouth, far more articulately, of course. And no one is complaining about what to do about filters. Or “but we [...]

New ETS report on ITC

November 30, 2006 in About libraries, Information fluency

eSchoolNews today reported on ETS’ recently released report on its ITC Literacy Assessment. The report, which distinguishes tech literacy from information literacy, will probably not come as a surprise for many of us in education or in the library universe. 6300 students from 63 institutions around the country were tested using authentic, scenario-based assessment items. [...]