Libraries

Van Meter Library VOICE Site [] This site has a great homework help link that students can access anytime. It is a list of sites that have a variety of information, such as how to study or memorize, interactive flashcard sites, general subject content information that teaches and provides practice. There is also a page devoted to copyright laws, creative commons, and teaching it to students. This site also has a lengthy list of Web 2.0 resources for students and teachers.

Roe Library http://roelibrary.wikispaces.com/home The opening page of this website is a glogster page. On the page, there are many different choices, including research help and sites, One of the neat features is the list of differentiated sites that aid a teacher in helping their students succeed. There is also a page on digital citizenship, where a student can learn about the laws of how to use text/visuals correctly. This site also has different research projects and directions for the students to complete individually.

University Elementary School Library [] I really liked the idea of displaying the books that were first in a series. I also thought it was neat that this website showcases student work in the librarian's blog. The list of grade level sites were really good and directly tied to the curriculum. Because kids are always looking for games to play, the lists they have put together will be great to use with kids.