Presenters Name and Title:
Craig Seasholes, Librarian Sanislo Elementary School, Seattle WA and WLMA President
Mike Eisenberg, UW I-School dean-emeritus
Sarah Applegate, Librarian, River Ridge High School, North Thurston Co WA
Area of the World from Which You Will Present: Washington State,
Language in Which You Will Present: English
Target Audience: K-12 Teacher Librarians, Ed Tech professionals, district administrators
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We, in Washington State have drawn a line in the sand. The decline of school libraries and loss of school librarian positions stops right here, right now. It’s time to reverse the trend – by making it LIT: Library, Information and Technology programs focused on direct and measured impact on student learning.
Embrace the brand (teacher-librarians, LIT programs), re-envision and restructure our programs, and shout it from the rooftops and across the electronic universe. We are essential because information & technology skills instruction, reading advocacy, and information management and services are basic and central to K-12 education in the 21st Century.
Our webinar invites participants to explore the power of our succinct LIT program description and its implications for teacher-librarians, districts and legislative initiatives based on our experience in Washington State. Get a preview when "Make It LIT" is presented as keynote address at WLMA's annual conference Friday October 14th,
available online.
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Tags: &, Information, Librarians, Libraries, Professionals, School, Teacher-Librarians
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