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Okay I must admit I am probably the world’s (almost) devoted fan of Google. I especially LOVE holidays @ Google. Did anyone see the Google logo today in honor of Valentine’s Day?? How CUTE was that? (I would picture one … Continue reading →
Well on second thought a meme is pretty close to junk mail. THANKS Mr. Granito. So I hate to disappoint him, but I had already been tagged by my friend Diane Cordell in New York, and I tagged Valerie Byrd-Fort, … Continue reading →
Recently a 13 year-old girl committed suicide by hanging herself after a so-called MySpace friend said he did not want to be her friend anymore after he heard she was mean to her friends. But it turns out the boy … Continue reading →
I discussing in recent weeks the ease of downloading songs from P2P file sharing sites, other discussions have been stirred up in the library, and one that keeps coming up is students who have a MySpace page AND that some … Continue reading →
I caught this in my RSS reader today. Recently in classes we discussed how RSS feeds were initially used only by the news wires–enabling newspapers and other news media to jump on and use stories for papers, magazines, and television … Continue reading →
[kml_flashembed movie="http://www.youtube.com/v/cyAZr0QDbRI" width="425" height="350" wmode="transparent" /] [kml_flashembed movie="http://www.youtube.com/v/VE4NpGim4Vo" width="425" height="350" wmode="transparent" /] What do you think CMS?
Illegal downloader ordered to pay 222K Yes that is the headline! I saw it 2 Saturdays ago in my Saturday paper. You see on October 4th, a Minnesota resident was convicted of illegal file sharing (of copyrighted music) and ordered … Continue reading →
Hey, I borowed this from Beck Midle School in Greenville, but I like it. I want you to agree with it! 13 Things to Remember About Using the Library Media Cente @ CMS: Follow the 4 Non-Negotiables: Dress Code, Planner, ID Badge, … Continue reading →
This Blog is open to students, school media specialists, teachers, and parents. Our library blog is just an online extension to our physical school building, and we will all abide by the following rules: • All school rules and our … Continue reading →