Practice
Design a Virtual Library Orientation for middle school students.
Remote practice shared by: Amy Samay (Franklin MS), Lisa Washington (Windsor Mill MS) & Joanne Alaoui (Woodlawn MS)
Remote practice shared by: Amy Samay (Franklin MS), Lisa Washington (Windsor Mill MS) & Joanne Alaoui (Woodlawn MS)
Introduce students to the Library Media Specialist and the school's Virtual Library. Teach/review with students how to access digital resources in Destiny, BCPS Digital Content, and BCPL Student Accounts.
Translation of Practice alignment:
Domain 3: Instruction
3.5 Ensures that all students have equitable opportunities to develop and practice information fluency through resources, assessments, print and virtual learning.
Use and customize the Orientation Ppt, VoiceThread, and Scavenger Hunt to fit the needs of your students:
The Ppt. can be used for a live class session.
The Scavenger Hunt and VoiceThread resources can serve as students' independent work/assessment. This format was chosen because it will also be accessible and self-paced for students who miss the live class session.
Models/Examples:
Voice Thread Template (please copy it and save it with a different title before editing)
Orientation PowerPoint to customize (Note: PPT includes links to helpful Follett videos which would not embed on VoiceThread)
Tools/Resources:
Folder of resources referenced here.
Voice Thread support page in Toolbox on Innovation Hub
BCPS LMP's Guide to Generating a Full List of eBooks in Your Destiny Collection
Impact on the library program and students and/or teachers:
Students and teachers became more fully aware of a wide variety of digital resources.
Students and teachers became familar with layout and organization of LMS's group or course and given access code.
A way to introduce the library to incoming 6th graders.
Increased ebook circulation.