Friends, are you following along through the @futureready.org 25 Days of digital inspiration from 25 amazing librarians and educators?
It's been so much fun to learn something new every day!
You can follow along in December here, too.💚
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#TLSky #EduSky #futurereadylibs
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Turn any cell into a clickable menu to keep your data consistent.
Type the @ symbol inside a cell to insert a dropdown chip.
This is perfect for creating status tags like done or in progress.
#GoogleSheets #GoogleWorkspace #GoogleEDU #EduSky
We asked educators, from teachers to tech coaches, to share common tech integration snafus and the most effective strategies for avoiding them.
Here’s what they said. 🧑💻 ⬇️
#EduSky #EdTech
#Ditchsummit Join me!
Who could ever have imagined when I played a fictional rebel who joined the Resistance to oppose a criminal Authoritarian & wannabe King, it would be happening in real-life?
#TwentyfiveFortyseven
The annual CSTA conference is a must for computing educators. Are you a member of @csteachersorg.bsky.social Also, locally(ish) is the New England CSTA conference. sites.google.com/csta-hq.org/... #CSed #STEMed The ISTE annual conference has some CS content as well.
2026 CSTA Annual Conference. Proposal Office Hours. Sept. 25, 2025. 6–9 p.m. CT
Considering presenting at #CSTA2026? Get personalized support for your conference proposal! We'll cover proposal requirements and connect you with experienced CS presenters for feedback in small breakouts. Drop in as your schedule allows. Everyone's welcome! buff.ly/1hUqw1K
Promising Practices for Teaching K-12 AI. Begin in early elementary school—Build a foundation using hands-on, engaging experiences. Use supportive tools—Tools help make complex topics accessible to students, and provide interactive learning experiences that do not require programming to implement. Prepare students to be critical consumers, responsible creators, and informed citizens—AI education is for everyone, not just those who will work as AI specialists.
How do we ensure all K-12 students have a foundational grasp on artificial intelligence? Learn more about #AILearningPriorities: csteachers.org/ai-priorities/ #AI4K12
Latine Heroes in Computer Science: Victoria C. Chávez developed an app that tells people which stores accept food stamps and works to make CS more accessible to students with disabilities. Drew “Dr. Woohoo” Trujillo leads multiple teams that merge technology, engineering, art, and math to create immersive art experiences that transport audiences to fantastic realms. Anielle Guedes founded and leads Urban 3D, a Brazilian start-up that 3D prints construction materials from recycled goods to quickly create buildings and infrastructure.
Sept. 15 – Oct. 15 is Hispanic Heritage Month, and we’re celebrating by highlighting Latine professionals who have done incredible work in the field of computer science!
Working wood turbine model!
CSTA25 Cleveland!
I invite you to watch my presentation at this link and reach out to share any connections, ideas, or resources that may help me as I pilot potential solutions to the barriers I explore in my presentation.
Thanks for watching and I look forward to connecting!
My AFE-TA final project video: youtu.be/cFN9rMsSzjk
Policy that points to AI training as NOT Fair Use prompts firing of Copyright Office head
arstechnica.com/tech-policy/...
Alt text: Promotional graphic for #TLSkyChat featuring Brad Gustafson, smiling in a suit and tie, with covers of his books including Overcoming Education, The 6 Literacy Levers, Renegade Leadership, and Reclaiming Our Calling. Text reads: “Principals + School Librarians = A Powerful Combination. Wednesday 8PM ET / 5PM PT.” The #TLSkyChat logo is at the top left.
Join us next Wednesday at 8pm ET/5pm PT for guest moderator Brad Gustafson who will be leading us in a discussion on Principals + School Librarians = A Powerful Combination!!! 🎤
💬 Thanks to all who make #TLSkyChat a space to learn, share & grow. 💛 You make this community shine! tlskychat.com
So, what exactly is going on with this "AI in Education" Executive Order?
Erin Anderson investigates six curiosities in today's blog post!
www.civicsoftechnology.org/blog/curiosi...
Friends, I have been working on a fun project with my friends at @capstonepub.bsky.social & @isteofficial.bsky.social 📚
It’s the "ISTE Digital Explorers" early chapter book series!🎉
Find them in this @follettcontent You've Been Book'd choice board. Preorder them today.🥳
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#TLSky
More than a hundred libraries on federally recognized tribal lands across the country were notified that their congressionally appropriated grant had been terminated midcycle.
Those communities are at risk of losing their local libraries and the history they hold.
I hope that in the future being part of DOGE is such a mark of shame that they shunned by their families, friends, and every employer paying more than minimum wage (and shunned by other people who work with them at those jobs, too)
Olympians Alex and Maia Shibutani continue their amazing exploration of more than thirty extraordinary Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders who have changed the world in these gorgeous and inclusive picture books. #AAPIHeritageMonth
I loooove this❣️
Marshall Breeding's 2025 Library Systems Report has been released. This year's report sees further market consolidation, new innovations, and the impact of artificial intelligence. #libraries #ai
americanlibrariesmagazine.org/2025/05/01/2...
Love this book, had a copy in my old school library.
PROJECT: Footpath for the People? A Zine Companion to a Data Quilt about the Appalachian Trail ← dh+lib dhandlib.org/project-foot...
Title page of our presentation slides. On a collage background is the title “Spread the Word: A Zine for Every Poster” with the author names listed (Julie Setele, PhD, MLIS; Jex Calvert, RDN) and the date (April 17, 2025)
The back and front cover of the zine Jex made to accompany our presentation. An arrow labeled “distribution” on the back cover extends onto the front cover. Zine distribution suggestions are provided: make copies and fold to share at your poster session; donate a copy to the zine library on campus; and leave copies to be found in fun places! A ko-fi donation link for Jex is included: https://ko-fi.com/AceOfMugs
I co-facilitated a workshop last night on how to transform one’s research poster (or paper) into a zine!
Here are the slides and zine we created:
Slides:
library.buffalostate.edu/ld.php?conte...
Zine:
library.buffalostate.edu/ld.php?conte...
Poster with text reading Celebrate School Library Month! The many roles of a school librarian: collection development, instruction, circulation, technology, supervision, curriculum support, community outreach, library space management. Why a certified librarian is essential: expert in literacy and research education, teaches students critical thinking and digital literacy, curates high-quality and inclusive materials, and Supports teachers with lesson planning and resource integration. The roles of a school librarian are listed in an image like an atomic structure centered on a bookshelf. The background color of the image is a deep blue, with all the text printed in white.
Every student deserves a school library with a certified library teacher! #EduSky #TLSky #Skybrarian
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