Welcome to teacherlibrarianwiki!

Wikis are about collaboration; so are teacher-librarians! This is your wiki! (If you'd like to contribute, please write me at joyce_valenza@sdst.org)

Let's use this space to SHARE our best wisdom and our best instruction--the new understandings, lessons, units, handouts, rubrics, presentations, images, and teaching tips that have been either rotting in our file cabinets or posted and lonely on our individual sites.

Let us demonstrate how teacher-librarians can use new landscapes to create serious professional tools.

I invite practitioners, library educators, and preservice librarians to contribute and help this space grow.

A couple of notes:

If you add a page, please add it to the page list so folks can easily reach it. Add a page by enclosing the title of the page in brackets in the contents area below. Don't forget to also enter the addition on the Sidebar page.

Please respect copyright when adding materials to this wiki!