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=Travel the Collaboration Continuum with Technology Tools=

Janene Gorham (email Janene) Daniel Arkin (email Danny)

Discover technology tools to support your professional work as you travel the Collaboration Continuum, which includes networking, coordinating, cooperating, collaborating, and integrating with colleagues. A variety of free and inexpensive technology tools will be shared to help you be a stronger, more efficient collaborator!

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**Agenda**

 * Introduction**
 * Presenters
 * Topic of the Day
 * Importance of Collaboration to Library Media Specialists
 * AASL Standards - Building Collaborative Partnerships
 * Relating to Professional Colleagues
 * Relating to Student Learning and Modelling


 * Your Examples of Collaboration? (using Wallwisher)
 * Barriers to Collaboration in our Daily Activities
 * SOLs- TIME!
 * Lack of respect and understanding
 * Schedules
 * Time in general


 * Framework - The Collaboration Continuum**
 * Four Stages in the Continuum
 * Networking
 * Coordinating
 * Cooperating
 * Collaborating


 * Applications for Library Media Specialists


 * Discover Web 2.0 Tools for Collaboration**
 * The Wealth of Web 2.0 Tools - Web 2.0 is the evolution to a more social, interactive Web that gives everyone a chance to create, share, publish, and collaborate.
 * Searching the Web - Inquiry Learning
 * Social Bookmarking - Organizing, Classifying, and Sharing Web Content - Delicious, RSS
 * Managing and Organizing Information - Increase in Information Partially Due to New Types and Channels of Information, Personal Information Spaces - Skype, Twitter, Facebook, Blogs, Wikis, Outliners
 * Content Collaboration - Support Questioning, Engagement, and Sharing of Ideas. Harness the Collective Intelligence - Wikis, Blogs, Google Docs, Aggregators, Collaborative Notetaking Tools (MyNoteIt, Evernote, UberNote), Skype
 * Media Sharing - Social Media is collaborative, visual, and creative; encompasses text-based content and multimedia but also adds interactivity - Podcasts, Voice Threads, Animoto, Glogster, Teacher Tube
 * Social Networking - Computer-Mediated Communication Environments that Connect People for Cooperation, Collaboration and Information Sharing. Inquiry Learning - Facebook, Ning, MySpace, Twitter
 * Digital Mapping - Geography as a Launching Pad to Learn about the World - Google Earth, Google Oceans, Google Sky


 * From "Choosing Web 2.0 Tools for Learning and Teaching in a Digital World" by Berger, Pam; Trexler, Sally; Libraries Unlimited, 2010


 * A Collection of Tools Organized Within the Continuum
 * Networking
 * Coordinating
 * Cooperating and Collaborating (stages combined)


 * Questions and Discussion**

Incredible Collection of Web 2.0 Tools for Collaboration (your mileage may vary) - []