Classes to become a Professional Librarian

Below is a collection of my efforts in the courses as I work for my professional license. There will be 3 classes completed. The descriptions are included below and class has its own page. Artifacts and Reflections are on the Artifacts & Reflections page.

Information Technologies - This course examines the current and emerging technological systems and software used in schools and libraries, their selection, implementation, management, and evaluation as well as legal and ethical issues involved in their use.

Leadership and Administration of Library and Technology Programs - This course is designed to be a seminar that examines administrative and leadership issues, policies, and practices pertinent to operation of effective information, media and technology programs in schools and districts, building on the knowledge and skills mastered in the Library Administration course (902 with stipulations level).

Virtual Libraries - In this course, you will explore the issues in creating a virtual information environment in schools and build a prototype virtual learning commons to support organized access to information in a variety of formats, curricular units where students collaboratively build knowledge, a site for sharing student participation and production, and a venue for supporting literacy and the love of reading. 

Professional Classes Reflections and Artifacts





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