1. Student Book Reviews in Destiny

2. A Look at a Digital Literate Elementary Library Media Center (by LMS Marge Cox) Portable information devices (PDAs, laptops, etc.) Mimio interactive whiteboards Follett Webpath Express E Books Digital natives Power Point available at http://drop.io/margecoxhttp://drop.io/margecox

3. Everyone uses different aspects of Destiny Destiny allows patrons to review books At the elementary level, book reviews can be written, then copied into Destiny

4. Literary analysis (LA.2.2.1) Writing applications (LA.2.4.2) Communication (LA.2.5.2) Media Literacy/Technolgy (LA.2.6.4)

5. Literature appreciation Collaborative Planning Reading promotion and guidance

6. Setting up permissions: Back Office Access Levels Patron Check the boxes Submit library review ratings Submit library comments

7. Log in Catalog Title Review tab

9. Click on Add Review Select the star rating 1 – 5 Awesome Type comments into the text box Select options for student names in reviews: Back Office Site Configuration Catalog

11. You should have rights to approve reviews. When a review has been submitted, Processing Needed comes up on your screen at login. Approve, edit or delete the review. The review will appear on the Reviews tab of the title record in the Catalog.

13. Writing book reviews allows students to: respond to literary selections, connecting text to self/world/text (LA.2.2.1.5) write communications (LA.2.4.2.4) use language appropriate for different ocassions, audiences, and topics (LA.2.5.2.2) use appropriate available technologies to enhance communication (LA.2.6.4.1)

14. Kaye Byrnes: Teaching through Storytelling kaye@kayebyrnes.com From District to Desktop: Making the Most of Broadband in Florida Schools (white paper) www.palmcenter.fsu.edu Sylvan Dell Publishing – free online resources www.sylvandellpublishing.com/TeachersSchoolLibrarians.htm