We are pleased to announce that the much-anticipated second round of SLANZA’s online professional development course "Connected Librarians" will be offered again this term.
In this course you will learn about a selection of online tools to use and to share with your school community. Topics include professional reading, social bookmarking, community connections, and more.
This course is designed by New Zealand school librarians, for school librarians - those just starting out with online tools, who are ready and willing to try new things.
The course is free for SLANZA members.
Registrations will open on Monday 19th August. However, because we were overwhelmed with the response to our call for registrations in Term 2, we have a number of people who registered their interested at that time already on our list. This means that there are only 15 additional places still available. In order to ensure that our participants come from a range of school levels (primary, intermediate and secondary) we will select people from the registration list accordingly. Successful applicants will receive invitations to our learning community in Week 4, and the course begins in Week 5.
More information about the course is available here, or you can contact me directly with any questions.
Miriam Tuohy
Professional Development team leader
In this course you will learn about a selection of online tools to use and to share with your school community. Topics include professional reading, social bookmarking, community connections, and more.
This course is designed by New Zealand school librarians, for school librarians - those just starting out with online tools, who are ready and willing to try new things.
The course is free for SLANZA members.
Registrations will open on Monday 19th August. However, because we were overwhelmed with the response to our call for registrations in Term 2, we have a number of people who registered their interested at that time already on our list. This means that there are only 15 additional places still available. In order to ensure that our participants come from a range of school levels (primary, intermediate and secondary) we will select people from the registration list accordingly. Successful applicants will receive invitations to our learning community in Week 4, and the course begins in Week 5.
More information about the course is available here, or you can contact me directly with any questions.
Miriam Tuohy
Professional Development team leader
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