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Melinda Awards Print

The Oscars for Young Adult Literature

We rolled out the red carpet for the award-winning Eva Perry Teen Book Club (American Library
Association's 2009 Best Teen Literature Program in the Country)
as they joined NC State's graduate
Young Adult Literature Class
to discuss their picks for t
he books most distinguished for literary quality
published in 2009.
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Now archived at http://www.bookosphere.net

 
Bookhenge on USDLC's Star Island PDF Print
Tuesday, 26 January 2010 13:56
Thanks to Bill Lovin aka Ajax Quinnell, USDLC's Star Island creator and presenter, and Cris Crissman aka 2B Writer, course developer and host, we learned alot during the January 25th presentation, Basic Lesson: Make Over Your Avatar with Freebies - You in 3DThis was held at the Bookhenge on USDLC's Star Island. 

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Bookhenge on USDLC's Star Island
 
SLurl for Bookhenge on USDLC's Star Island: 
[Please note:  This is a Second Life url and will open the Second Life browser if it's installed on your computer.  For the free download of Second Life, go to www.secondlife.com ]

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What do educators say about USDLC's PD in 3DV?
 
►Some of the most innovative PD that I have had. (Raleigh, NC)
 
Dynamic. Great alternative and lively chats. (Center Valley, PA)

►I thought it was wonderful -- thought provoking and engaging. (New Tripoli, PA)

You folks rank as the BEST ever.(Coopersburg, PA)

►It is one of the highlights of my SL experiences. It offers me a flood of opportunities to meet and hear from colleagues
around the globe at no cost.  Unprecedented value! (Honolulu, HI)

I was impressed with ease of use and interactions. Have done many webinars -- just not in SL.
Similar, but the virtual world made it more interesting -- 2 of my colleagues joined in -- also more fun. (Center Valley, PA)


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This was the location of our Summer Book Reading -- visit now to see the pond frozen!  Join us for some ice skating and tutorials on navigating in Second Life   --  learning at your leisure.  See you there!  
 
Last Updated on Monday, 15 February 2010 13:17