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Web 2.0 Tools for Schools Name of application and URL. Note Book Cast https://www.notebookcast.com/ What  “type” of document/project does it create ( ie .  Prezi  helps you create online presentations) ? Creates an online white board. What  “type” of project would it be best suited for (essay, class presentation, group work…)? This Web 2.0 tool would be suited for group work as it allows multiple users to collaborate on a single whiteboard. Due to the way this tool is structured, it seems as if this tool could be useful for a collaborated  art project. How do you use it?   The tool is used for simple drawings. You simply give the link to the room you're in to whoever you're working with and you can collaborate on a single online whiteboard.   Create a “sample” project. I drew an image of one of the computers in the learning commons. Create a tutorial or instructions for student:   Go ...

Library Careers: 1. Done, I read it. 2. Teacher-librarians are also teachers and therefore also typically have a bachelor’s degree in Education or a degree in something similar. They must hold a BC College of Teachers’ certificate, and have commonly taught in a classroom for several years. Although not necessary, many Teacher-librarians have a Master’s Degree in Library Science. 3. The M.L.I.S. program is a professional program open to those holding a bachelor's degree considered suitable by the admissions committee, and which meets the minimum admission requirements of the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies 4: Universities that offer a degree in Librarianship: University of Alberta:  University of British Columbia: Program For Public Librarian: Master of Library and Information Studies(MLIS) On-campus MLIS: On-campus course for Master of Library and Information Studies. C ourse-based or  thesis-based  degree on a full-time or part-time basi...

3D Printed Hidden Leaf Village Headband The base of the model is being constructed in this picture. A good base and a good foundation are necessary for a model to have good durability. Finishing touches of the model are being done. The top is smoothed out and the finer details are made. From learning about 3D printing to the actual execution, the experience was interesting and taught me a lot. I had initially failed my first 3D printing and ended the printing early. Some of the plastic didn't melt properly and had dragged along, creating an unstable base. The second time around, it worked better. I made sure everything was set up properly. The 3D printing process itself was quite interesting. I got to understand how the 3D printer worked and how the printer decides what to do. Overall, 3D printing was a lot of fun. It was intriguing to see something that was just a model on a computer screen actually get printed out in front of my eyes.

I chose to focus on the aspect of the Learning Commons that people most commonly forget about. Many of the students at Fraser Heights don't know or even realize that the MakerSpace exists, and this video advertisement was made to inform those oblivious students of it's existence and it's many helpful tools and features.