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"Hi Lo, I'm a teacher librarian & recently started a community based blog for getting boys to read - http://GettingBoysToRead.com. Please send me a friend request if you'd like to network, share ideas, and learn more about getting boys…"

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At 3:39am on May 26, 2009, Mike McQueen said…: Hi Lo,
I'm a teacher librarian & recently started a community based blog for getting boys to read - http://GettingBoysToRead.com. Please send me a friend request if you'd like to network, share ideas, and learn more about getting boys to read.

Sincerely,
Mike McQueen

LET'S NETWORK HERE TOO (request me as a friend):
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At 6:22am on August 8, 2007, Peter Alsbjer said…: Hej Lo
Välkommen till Nordik2.0
Kommentera, tipsa, utveckla idéer!
mvh
Peter Alsbjer

At 12:24am on June 29, 2007, heyam hayek said…: A step in the integration of children in the library 2.0 programs , children started writing their blog in the English language to communicate with children in other countries do not speak Arabic
The blog is “ Qcc book discussion”
http://qccbook.blogspot.com/2007/06/story-without-end_5528.html

At 2:29pm on June 20, 2007, Neil Hinrichsen said…: Hi Lo

Thanks for the add! What is y a ?

I work with the teens in my church. It's really interesting to see how they use Facebook etc...

cheers, Neil

At 2:06am on May 21, 2007, Ulf Hölke said…: Hej Lo!
Det skulle vara jättekul att starta något på Ning. Jag har själv funderat mycket på hur det fysiska och det virtuella ska mötas i biblioteksrummet. Biblioteket i Århus, Danmark har prövat en hel del intressanta projekt, bl.a det det demokratiska torget, etc. På Västerås stadsbibliotek kommer det nog att hända en hel del på det området.

At 4:36am on April 23, 2007, Di Laycock said…: No I wasn't at the IASL conference, though I would have liked to have been. At that time I was in Johannesburg reporting on some action research that I'd done for the International Boys' Schools Coalition on graphic novels. Do you have graphic novels in your library. If so, how popular are they?

At 7:19pm on April 20, 2007, Di Laycock said…: Hi Lo, We have a Swedish teacher librarian on our team at school and after the way she has described Sweden, it sounds like such a wonderful place. It's on my 'must visit' list. I've really only got into Web2.0 this year, but have found it offers so much potential for teaching and learning. At present I've selected just a few tools - blogs, wikis and delicious, to introduce to teachers. So far the response has been enthusiastic. In the library, we are using a blog at http://fullybooked.wordpress.com to interact with our students on reading-related "stuff".

At 3:19am on April 11, 2007, Marita Thomson said…: Hi Lo. I have been exploring Library 2.0 as a newbie today. Getting lost and having fun. Love your profile photo. I have been using a book review blog with young teens at my last school: www.bookbite.blogspot.com

At 5:00pm on April 9, 2007, Melissa Wasilewski said…: I have endless enery to write about 2.0 for teens! I think starting a network devoted to it is a fabulous idea! What can I do?