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Registration is now open for our annual Rochester Librarian Tech Camp.  This FREE event is open to all School, Public, Academic, and Special Librarians!  It will be held August 21 and 22 at Monroe 2 BOCES Educational Services Center (ESC), 3599 Big Ridge Road, Spencerport.

Each day has its own registration link (to attend both dates you will need to register for both dates).

DAY 1
Day 1 will feature various workshop sessions on trends and instructional practices for librarians and will also feature a vendor fair.

Keynote: Susan Ballard, The 411 on the National School Library Standards

To register for Day 1: https://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?I=2661822&D=18636

DAY 2
Day 2 will feature various workshop sessions on trends and instructional practices for librarians and will also feature a MakerSpace Petting Zoo.

Keynote: Dan Schneiderman, Keep on Making: Making in Rochester and Beyond

To Register for Day 2: https://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?I=2661827&D=18636

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Day One Keynote Presenter Bio:
Susan D. Ballard, Vice-President of the NCDE Board of Directors,  is a Past-President of the American Association of School Librarians (AASL), a division of the American Library Association (ALA). A retired  District Director of Library, Media and Technology in NH, she guided her program to AASL National School Library Media Program of the Year Award recognition.  She later parlayed her field experiences and expertise into successful practice as an adjunct professor and lecturer in a variety of school librarian preparation programs (and) most recently into the development of a new program for the University System of New Hampshire.

Susan served as a member of AASL’s  National Standards and Guidelines Editorial Board, responsible for the development of the National School Library Standards for Learners, Librarians and School Libraries.  She is currently serving on the  ALA/AASL CAEP Coordinating Committee to revise Standards for the Preparation of School Librarians to align with the new national standards.   She is also a member of the Advisory Board for the peer-reviewed journal, Teacher Librarian, and the Board of Directors for the Q.E.D. Foundation.  

Susan has published numerous articles in a variety of professional and scholarly journals and has edited and contributed to several books including chapters in two 2017 releases –  Creating Data Literate Students and  Data Literacy in the Real World: Conversations and Case Studies – developed as part of a University Of Michigan initiative supporting librarians in adding data literacy skills to information literacy instruction.  

Day Two Keynote Presenter Bio:
Dan Schneiderman is one of the co-chairs of Maker Faire Rochester, a giant show-and-tell that is one part science fair, one part craft fair, and carnival, where hundreds of makers share their creations with eager visitors. He has worked with libraries, K-12 schools, museums, and festivals across New York State and has mentored school districts as they establish school makerspaces and Maker Faires. In June 2016, Dan became a lead representative of the New York State Maker Movement to the White House’s “Nation of Makers Initiative.” As part of this effort, Dan is has established a network of makers from across New York state and organized the 1st New York State Maker Summit. In 2017, Dan was awarded the Digital Rochester GREAT Emerging Tech Leader Award and was named one of The Rochester 10 by Rochester City Newspaper.  Professionally, Dan is a K-12 University Center Senior Outreach Specialist at the Rochester Institute of Technology where he focuses on S.T.E.A.M. and maker initiatives.

MAKERSPACE & TECH PETTING ZOO CALL FOR PROPOSALS

This summer, Tech Camp will be held at Monroe 2 BOCES ESC Building on August 21st and 22nd.

The Makerspace & Tech Petting Zoo will be held from 12:30 – 1:40p.m. on August 22nd.

Review of proposals will begin immediately, and the deadline to submit is WEDNESDAY AUGUST 15th. If you have any questions, please contact Tina Broomfield (cbroomfield@rrlc.org) and Chris Harris (cgharris@gvboces.org).

Submit the form here: https://goo.gl/forms/stQKQdyPQP7MZ0RC2.

Registration is now open for our annual Rochester Librarian Tech Camp.  This FREE event is open to all School, Public, Academic, and Special Librarians!  It will be held August 21 and 22 at Monroe 2 BOCES Educational Services Center (ESC), 3599 Big Ridge Road, Spencerport.

Each day has its own registration link (to attend both dates you will need to register for both dates).

DAY 1
Day 1 will feature various workshop sessions on trends and instructional practices for librarians and will also feature a vendor fair.

Keynote: Susan Ballard, The 411 on the National School Library Standards

To register for Day 1: https://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?I=2661822&D=18636

DAY 2
Day 2 will feature various workshop sessions on trends and instructional practices for librarians and will also feature a MakerSpace Petting Zoo.

Keynote: Dan Schneiderman, Keep on Making: Making in Rochester and Beyond
To Register for Day 2: https://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?I=2661827&D=18636

 

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Day One Keynote Presenter Bio:
Susan D. Ballard, Vice-President of the NCDE Board of Directors,  is a Past-President of the American Association of School Librarians (AASL), a division of the American Library Association (ALA). A retired  District Director of Library, Media and Technology in NH, she guided her program to AASL National School Library Media Program of the Year Award recognition.  She later parlayed her field experiences and expertise into successful practice as an adjunct professor and lecturer in a variety of school librarian preparation programs (and) most recently into the development of a new program for the University System of New Hampshire.

Susan served as a member of AASL’s  National Standards and Guidelines Editorial Board, responsible for the development of the National School Library Standards for Learners, Librarians and School Libraries.  She is currently serving on the  ALA/AASL CAEP Coordinating Committee to revise Standards for the Preparation of School Librarians to align with the new national standards.   She is also a member of the Advisory Board for the peer-reviewed journal, Teacher Librarian, and the Board of Directors for the Q.E.D. Foundation.  

Susan has published numerous articles in a variety of professional and scholarly journals and has edited and contributed to several books including chapters in two 2017 releases –  Creating Data Literate Students and  Data Literacy in the Real World: Conversations and Case Studies – developed as part of a University Of Michigan initiative supporting librarians in adding data literacy skills to information literacy instruction.  

Day Two Keynote Presenter Bio:
Dan Schneiderman is one of the co-chairs of Maker Faire Rochester, a giant show-and-tell that is one part science fair, one part craft fair, and carnival, where hundreds of makers share their creations with eager visitors. He has worked with libraries, K-12 schools, museums, and festivals across New York State and has mentored school districts as they establish school makerspaces and Maker Faires. In June 2016, Dan became a lead representative of the New York State Maker Movement to the White House’s “Nation of Makers Initiative.” As part of this effort, Dan is has established a network of makers from across New York state and organized the 1st New York State Maker Summit. In 2017, Dan was awarded the Digital Rochester GREAT Emerging Tech Leader Award and was named one of The Rochester 10 by Rochester City Newspaper.  Professionally, Dan is a K-12 University Center Senior Outreach Specialist at the Rochester Institute of Technology where he focuses on S.T.E.A.M. and maker initiatives.

MAKERSPACE & TECH PETTING ZOO CALL FOR PROPOSALS

This summer, Tech Camp will be held at Monroe 2 BOCES ESC Building on August 21st and 22nd.

The Makerspace & Tech Petting Zoo will be held from 12:30 – 1:40p.m. on August 22nd.

Review of proposals will begin immediately, and the deadline to submit is WEDNESDAY AUGUST 15th. If you have any questions, please contact Tina Broomfield (cbroomfield@rrlc.org) and Chris Harris (cgharris@gvboces.org).

Submit the form here: https://goo.gl/forms/stQKQdyPQP7MZ0RC2.

 

Books Kids Will Sit Still For

Teachers and librarians are always looking to add to their core collection of memorable books to read aloud or with their students, searching out those titles that will turn their kids into lifetime readers. How do you pick the best books out of the many published each year? Who has time to read all those books?

As a children’s book reviewer, writer, and workshop presenter, Judy Freeman reads thousands of books each year. (“Get a life!” say her friends and relatives; her colleagues say, “Boy, I wish I had nothing better to do than read books all day.”) Of all those books, some rise to the top like cream, and those are the books that keep a reviewer content.

Working closely with children and teachers provides Judy with an invaluable window into which children’s books continue to motivate, inspire, and intrigue. Each year, Judy visits several elementary schools in the Central New Jersey area, and field tests scores of new books with the people for whom they are intended-actual children. She meets with dozens of teachers and librarians and hundreds of eager children, who are always happy to fool around with new books. She reads aloud, booktalks, and tries out new ideas for bringing these books to life. Teachers and librarians then follow up on these books with their classes, and let Judy use their original, creative, and eye-opening responses.

In this workshop, Judy will pull together anywhere from 20-50 of her personal list of memorable favorites from the past year, depending on the length of the workshop (ranging from one hour to all-day). She will show and tell the ways she has used them to inspire children through curricular tie-in activities including storytelling, creative drama, Reader’s Theater, poetry, songs, writing and illustrating, and booktalking for grades K-6.

The Leroy V. Good Library at Monroe Community College is our co-sponsor and host for this event. The workshop will be held at Monroe Community College in The Forum, which is on the main floor of the R. Thomas Flynn Campus Center.

This event is also co-sponsored by the School Library Systems in the Rochester region.

REGISTRATION: This program is open only  to RRLC members.
This registration is through the Monroe 2 Orleans BOCES so that we can offer you Continuing Education credits.

REGISTER HERE:  https://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?I=2403747&D=18636

Non- K-12 schools do not worry about where it states district approval- this is a requirement for our K-12 colleagues only.

CLICK HERE for detailed instructions to register through Monroe 2 Orleans BOCES.

Fee: FREE to RRLC members. Lunch is on your own.