Portrait+of+a+Collaborator

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What do you think of when you hear the word librarian? (Bun) WRONG!
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Mrs. G is the opposite of a boring, shushing librarian! (me with book)

Need a caring, helping hand with a lesson? (pic of me with other teacher) Need someone to inspire your students? (insert bookmarks)

Make an appointment with Mrs. G!

She can help you lead others towards learning.

Need help spicing up a project? Want to turn that boring research paper (insert paper) into a shiny, POWERFUL wiki? (boring paper> Powerful Photo Wiki)

Mrs. G believes in helping teachers with student achievement. She likes a challenging task and her strong belief in students makes collaborating with her a breeze! She’s also in need of constant feedback because she loves to lend a helping hand and keep each lesson up to date.

Check out these awesome lessons that Mrs. G added a dash of technology pizzaz!

Why work alone when we can get twice as much done together? Mrs. G values social learning because learning is more fun when you have someone else’s brain to pick!

Make an appointment now! Since Mrs. G likes to keep her calendar organized, the library schedule is filling up fast!


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Shushing Librarians: [|__http://www.flickr.com/photos/auntie/164028451/__]

Paper: [|__http://www.flickr.com/photos/featheredtar/2302651444/__]

Go animate: [|__http://goanimate.com/movie/0KS7wr8jHt80?utm_source=linkshare__]

Reflection on assignment: While trying to incorporate my Jung and Hartzell assessments into my "Portrait of a Librarian" assignment, I felt like I was making an online dating profile! I decided to make my "portrait" something I could post on my library homepage to introduce myself to my school staff. I wanted to let them all know that I am around to help and show off a little bit of my technology skills. I enjoyed using Go Animate, but the software took quite a bit of time to learn. My next Go Animate should take me less time. I really enjoyed this Web 2.0 tool, and I think it would be a great tool for mini-lessons. The librarian at my school (my hubby) uses it to teach students Cornell Notes and how to use databases. It is way more fun than a Screencast! :)