Two popular websites are Buncee, a content creation website for students, and, a questioning and response curriculum tool that librarians have been using in blended learning station rotation activities. One excellent go-to resource created by the American Association of School Librarians (AASL) is the 2017 Best Websites for Teaching & Learning: a list of free websites that are useful for media sharing, digital storytelling, communicating through social media, curriculum collaboration, and more. School librarians have always been information specialists, but they are especially attuned to helping teachers meaningfully use digital technologies in practice.
How can school librarians help in a digital learning context? A couple reasons for this could be that educator preparation programs rarely focus on collaboration with school librarians and, more significantly, the role of the school librarian has evolved so much that people’s understanding of their role may be outdated. Yet teachers may be unaware of all the ways school librarians can serve as instructional partners. Teaming up with your school librarian can be a great way for teachers to increase meaningful use of technology that strengthens student literacy development.
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