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Introduction (p. 5-15)

Data Driven Practices (p.16-25)

Collaborative Planning (p. 26-55)

P. 26: Collaborative Planning in the School Community for Library Media Centers and Technology Programs

P. 27: Collaboration of Teachers/Library Media Specialists and Technology Specialists: What is it?

P. 28: Indiana Academic Standards and Indicators

P. 29: Using Indiana Standards and Correlation Documents

P. 30: Integrating State Standards/Curriculum Goals in the Planning of a Library Media Center Activity

P. 31: What to do Before you Plan: Tips for Library Media Specialists and Technology Specialists

P. 33: Collaboration Planning

P. 34: Collaborative Unit Evaluation

P. 36: 4R's Lesson Plan

P. 40: Collaborative Unit Planning Sheet Grades K-4

P. 41: IN Collaborative Unit Planning Sheet Grades 5-8

P. 41: IN Collaborative Planning Sheets*

P. 42: IN Collaborative Unit Planning Sheets Grades 9-12

P. 46: IN Collaborative Projects*

P. 50: Professional Development and Resources for Collaboration

P.51: Books Aligned to IN Standards*

P. 51 Rubric for Collaboration Planning Sheets*

P. 51 IN Collaborative Planning Sheets

P. 55 Library Activity Log

Building Avid & Capable Readers (p.56-76)

Enhancing Learning Through Technology (p.77-94)

Creating An Information Literate Learner (p.94-109)

We welcome your contributions. Please send your comments to Connie Champlin

Collaboration of Teachers/Library Media Specialists and Technology Specialists: What is it?, p.27

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"Collaborating for Success" by Leslie Preddy, Perry Meridian Middle School, Indianapolis, in Access Learning, October 2003. A conversation with award-winning library media specialist describing how media specialist/teacher teams can engage kids in learning.
At http://www.ciconline.org/NR/rdonlyres/...pdf.