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Jan 16, 2011
I am trying to move my traditional library to a more technology focused library and am unsure of how to hold the students accountable while providing the freedom they need to move forward. I know that my vision for the library is supported by the school administration, but we are all unsure of how to get started.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Becca
On 1/16/11, RL wrote: > How do you use Kindles in your library? Do your students > check them out and take them home? How do you manage > them? > > I am trying to move my traditional library to a more > technology focused library and am unsure of how to hold the > students accountable while providing the freedom they need > ...See More
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