Resources LIBE
Children's Literature
- British Columbia Library Association's Young Adult and Children's Services
- Children's Literature Roundtable
- Children's Literature Web Guide
- Internet School Library Media Center
- Reader's Robot
- South Asian Books for Kids Listing by SAWNET -South Asian Women's Network
Ministry of Education, Skills and Training/(IRPs)
- Government of British Columbia
- Ministry of Education (Kindergarten to Grade 12)
- Ministry of Advanced Education, Training and Technology information (Post-secondary and Skills)
- MOEST Curriculum Branch - Integated Resource Packages
- CLN Community Learning Network WWW Home Page CLN is a province-wide K-12 educational network managed by the Open School of the Open Learning Agency, British Columbia, Canada. Open School is a partnership through which the operations of the former Technology and Distance Education Branch (including the Community Learning Network) of the Ministry of Education, Skills and Training have become part of the Open Learning Agency.
Professional Resources
- Canadian Library Association
- OZTL_NET Home Page
- Teacher Librarianship by Distance Learning
- Dr. Dianne Oberg SLIS School of Library and Information Studies, University of Alberta
- University of Alberta Teacher Librarianship Internet courses
Teaching Resources
- Canadian Education on the Web
- Lesson Plans
- K12 Lesson Plans
- ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF CLN MENU PAGES
- IASL HOME PAGE Home Page of the International Association of School Librarians
- Social Studies Lesson Plans and Resources This is a must browse site.
- Female Hero of the Month - Women in World History Curriculum
Integrated Unit Plan Project Resources, Winter 2000
- Information Literacy Outcomes
- Language Arts Learning Outcomes
- Web page evaluation:
www.cyberbee.com/guide1.html
www.cln.org/themes/webpages_intro.html
Other Interesting and Helpful Sites
- The Teaching, Learning and Education Technology Advisory Committee to the British Columbia Ministry of Education produced "Conditions for Success: Teaching, Learning and Education Technology" in June, 1999. The report reviews issues and makes recommendations intended to inform the province's development of policies and programs that support the successful use of information and communication technologies (ICT) in the schools.
- Public Knowledge Public Forum is an experimental forum designed by the University of British Columbia's Public Knowledge Project and the British Columbia Teachers' Federation to improve participation in the policy process and increase the quality of public knowledge. The Forum will run from November 15th, 1999 to January 30th, 2000, with the results brought to the attention of the relevant bodies of the Ministry, BCTF, and the research community. Evaluation: Good Sites for Evaluating Materials Found on the Internet.