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The IFLA pre-conference on library strategies in Athens
Started Aug 20
Best ways to enhance reading enjoyment
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Patricia Carmichael Jul 6.
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2nd QQML 2010 International Conference at Mediterranean Agronomic Institute of Chania
May 25, 2010 at 6pm to May 28, 2010 at 7pm
Qualitative and Quantitative Methods (QQM) are proved more and more popular tools for Librarians, because of their usefulness to the everyday professional life. QQM aim to the assessment and improvement of the services, to the measurement of the f...
"Service Strategis for Libraries" at The Athens Titania Hotel
August 20, 2009 to August 21, 2009
The IFLA satellite meeting is held for the first time in Greece. The main event will take place in Milan, 23-27th of August 2009.
Started yesterday and going on till Friday.
Day 1:I made some mental notes on what I heard, especially Ms Kristie Koontz's speech, professor at the Florida State University, College of Information:
1. You may have started a programme you think is ...
I read Frank McCourt's book on teaching only last year, but it has haunted me since. I pay my respect to an inspirational teacher who died just a couple of hours ago.
That IS a piece of good news, Luisa, thank you! Are any details available, we'd like to post it on our common blog...
I am sure the kids enjoyed visiting the British Council Library in Athens, Angela! I remember many happy moments there myself!
I feel for you Philip! Will we ever see the day when an IASL conference will take place in my country?? Organised Greek School Libraries only count 10 years of existence. We are in our "childhood" but trying hard to keep up with new trends. School...
Hi helen,
thank you for your reply. I would love to see a school from Greece register for the GiggleIT Project. We would all like to know about your schools and I am sure your children would like to see their work and ideas on the website. I think...
Thank you, Pat! I visited the site and saw the very well-thought project. It is very interesting to see how different cultures express humour. We, for one, didn't always hit it off with our European colleagues. Our senses of humour differed lingui...
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Have you tried the GiggleIT Project for an idea to get students in a creative mood.
This is not just about small children's books, myths, classic stories form all greek culture can be used here as an innovative tool to motivate reading and writ...
Hello and welcome!
Has anyone from Greece heard of the GiggleIT Project? Please join us as part of the IASL's Childrens and Young Adult Literature Special Interest group here on the NING. Look at what we have created:
http://www.iasl-online.org/sl...
This is a fresh blog started a couple of months ago. We aim to put a piece of work by any Greek school library who wishes to participate. You can use the Google translator on the top right. We would greatly appreciate your comments!
For the creat...
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This is a fresh blog started a couple of months ago. We aim to put a piece of work by any Greek school library who wishes to participate. You can use the Google translator on the top right. We would greatly appreciate your comments!
For the creators of the blog: the school libraries in Galata, Giannitsa… Continue
For the creators of the blog: the school libraries in Galata, Giannitsa… Continue
Posted on July 3, 2009 at 9:30pm —
Hello from Elefsina, Greece.
Good to join this community of school library fans! I see a couple of friends from Greece have already joined. Looking forward to fruitful discussions!
Posted on July 2, 2009 at 6:51am — 3 Comments
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- At 9:49pm on July 2, 2009,
emmanuel ninos said… - welcome to the club Helen,
now we can contact colleagues from all over the world,
thanks to IASL!
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