Blogs that I follow

Much of my reading and professional development comes from my Twitter feed and my PLN, so there are far too many to list here, but the following are a few of the blogs I regularly visit.

https://nicolaflanagan.wordpress.com/

Nicola is an inspiring leader in the field of digital technology and one whom I am lucky enough to have as part of my PLN.

http://tinkeringchild.com/

Jackie Child is a Teacher Librarian at a private school in Brisbane and shares fantastic ideas about her library and especially STEM or maker space type activities in her blog.

https://elketeaches.wordpress.com/

Elke is an inspiring Australian Canadian teacher who blogs about using technology in education.

http://tinkering.exploratorium.edu/

A website supporting the book, The Art of Tinkering. A beautiful site that is well organised and easy to explore. It describes itself as: “Experiments with science, art, technology, and delightful ideas.” The blog attached to it,” Sketchpad”, has many interesting ideas and viewpoints about all things related to STEAM.

 

http://childrensbooksdaily.com/

Megan Daley is a Brisbane Teacher Librarian whose blog includes book reviews and teaching ideas.

http://500hats.edublogs.org/

An informative blog by a very experienced TL who lives in Australia. It is a little hard to navigate as it has many categories and tabs, but it encapsulates the broad scope of what being a Teacher Librarian entails.

http://www.popgoesthelibrary.com/

An entertaining and interesting blog about how you can use Pop Culture to improve library services.

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