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MAME Summer Institute 2010 Get Ready for the New Year!
by Evelyn Wecker Freeman, Information Consultant
Come and join us for a day of direction, instruction, and collaboration, while developing an information literacy curriculum for your building and district. Locate pertinent information and standards to link the media program with all content areas and then develop a standards based delivery plan. The instruction piece will provide templates and tools to gather standards. The direction piece will provide avenues to gather and present curricular ideas. Collaboration will be implemented with either your media team or other professionals at your instructional level. At the end of the day, not only will you go home with a clear plan for information literacy delivery, but also many content tools for integration of the information literacy curriculum using Thinkfi nity and other shared sources.
Bring your media department, curriculum director, or just yourself; but come for an invigorating work day to share where you fi t into the content area curriculums as well as your impact on learning in the 21st Century. You might want to bring your own laptop, however Internet access will not be available. We do have labs to access Internet in our work rooms so your laptops would just be for writing. The curriculum template will be provided and you may want to bring a fl ash drive for saving information or for transferring it from lab computers to your home/work computers.
The Institute will take place on July 14th at Ingham ISD, Mason, MI .
Registration: 9 AM - 9:30 AM Institute: 9:30 AM - 3:45 PM
.5 SB-CEUs will be available Cost: $60
Evelyn Wecker Freeman is an Information Media Consultant for Oakland Schools
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Sponsored by MACUL and Wayne RESA June 21 and 22
Thurston High School, Redford, MI
www.mimame.org
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