We thought you might be interested in the next LMC @ The Forefront webinar!

Getting the Most Out of eBooks in School: 50 Proven Tips That Really Work
Wednesday, February 12, 2014 - 4PM Eastern Time

 

In This Session
eBooks present exciting opportunities for educators. Yet the possibilities can be overwhelming and confusing.  In our community’s next webinar, learn 50 quick, practical, and proven tips for using eBooks effectively in the curriculum! Our panel of four experienced educators will present fast-paced rounds of their own eBook tips as well as proven tips submitted from other educators. You will learn from the best practices of educators who have successfully used eBooks in a range of situations and types of schools. Where do you start? What lessons have worked for them? How have you used them to align to Common Core Standards? Are they good tools for students with various learning abilities or at various reading levels?  How should an eBook program be managed? How does it affect collection development? It is better to have both print and e-versions of the same titles? Join us on February 12 to learn how to get the most out of eBooks for your school.

To Participate in the Live Session
- Login at www.instantpresenter.com/edwebnet8 at the scheduled time.
- As a member of this edWeb community, pre-registration is not required.
- This webinar will be recorded and archived in this community for viewing at anytime.
- Test your system for best quality: www.instantpresenter.com/systemtest

About the Presenters

Meg G. Brooke is the Library Supervisor for JefCoEd Librarians at the Jefferson County Board of Education in Alabama.  Laurie Dunlap is a building librarian in Jefferson County, Alabama.  Chris Abbott is a Library Media Specialist at Hadley Junior High School in Illinois. Debra A. Peterson is the Head Librarian at Cooke Library at Punahou School in Hawaii. 

This program is sponsored by Library Media Connection and OverDrive.

Visit our Google calendar to view all webinars this month.

Follow us on Twitter @edWebnet to learn about upcoming webinars and special events!