Back to School Special & PPT Download

You're Invited! Monday, Sept 9th 8pm Eastern US
Join yours truly, The Mighty Little Librarian Tiff, and fellow Mover & Shaker Jennifer LaGarde for a casual discussion at the TL Virtual Cafe to generate ideas on how to build school allies, support new teachers & become indispensable to admin & staff at the beginning of every school year. Featuring how Google tools (forms, docs, & presentation, and more!) interactive Wikis, Scoopit, Edmodo, Curation, and school blogs, can supercharge the library program & classroom throughout the school year. For Teacher Librarians, classroom teachers, tech teachers, admins, & well...everyone!
Back to School Special Wikipage 
Here's our presentation --AND Exciting News...it was featured on Slideshare's front page! (Screenshot at end of post!)  We got about 1,500 hits in less than 24 hours! BAZINGA!


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And as always at this time of the year I create a fresh new Back to School Night (or BTSN) Powerpoint for you to download & share with your teachers! Take off our Webinar branding slides & re-save with your name & call it your own - I won't tell ;-) Just be the school hero & provide them with a custom designed communication piece to share with parents with my compliments! More stuffs on our BTSN Wikipage!

 

Here's another idea of how to connect with parents & the community! I took a picture of my kiddos holding up a square of blank foam core! Then I added the QR codes!


Download the Creative Commons Poster in lots of sizes 
& Go Crazy With Photoshop or PicMonkey!

How to Create a QR Code In 3 Easy Steps

What are YOUR best Back to School Tips? 
What do you do to get ready & serve your 
kiddos, teachers, & community?
Please share your ideas in the comments & 
we may include them in our Webinar!

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