The Essential C of T'L'C'

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The Essential C of T.L.C.

• Must be Collaboration

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In the Beginning
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What Hoops Were Important?

• Knowing how to care for books.
• Understanding the Dewey system.
• Knowing author, title, and subject cards.
• Understanding the importance of stamping the date
  due in that little square.
• Ordering books that you thought might support the
  curriculum.

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Steps to Collaboration
Culmination
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American Association of School Librarians

• Cooperation is informal. No commonly defined
  goals or planning effort.
• Coordination suggests a more formal working
  relationship. Some planning, and more
  communication channels are established.

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Collaboration Moves From

• Competing to building consensus -
• Working alone to including others from different
  fields and backgrounds -
• Thinking mostly about activities and programs to
  thinking about larger results and strategies -
• Focusing on short-term accomplishments to
  requiring long-term results -

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More is accomplished jointly than could have
been individually.
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Leadership Balance

• Does not occur in a vacuum.
• Those entrusted with authority and responsibility
  in an organization implies working toward
  something, toward change.
• Receptivity to change involves others sharing
  of ideas, consensus building, and collaboration.

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Collaboration?
Who? Me?
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How Do You Balance It All?
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10. Curriculum Development
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Collaboration Reading Literacy Information
Technological Literacy Improved Student
Achievement
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Creating Needs Assessment

• Currency of materials
• Technology driven student products
• Educational Technology STaR Chart

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Critical Attributes Information Literate
Technology Rich
Programs
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Critical Attributes

• A. Task Definition
• B. Information Seeking Strategies
• C. Location Access Information
• D. Use of Information
• E. Synthesis
• F. Evaluation

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Building Credibility Through Communication
Target Early Adopters
Communication And Technology
Information Identification
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Collaboration

• Confidence
• Communication
• Conviction
• Creativity
• Credibility

• Culmination
• Customer Satisfaction
• Conceive
• Channel
• Conduit

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Thank you for your attention.
Barb
Mary D