Amazing! 74 Infographics for Teacher-Librarians (L.A. Teachers Too!)

When your budget is low on dollars, you need to become creative when it comes to everything in your school library. Since we have a computer lab in our library-media center, (and lots of wall space...) I have decorated the lab with posters and infographics. You might have seen some of my original work, including 7 Things to Know About EBSCO, and the READ poster. There are also many posters which help students format their research paper, search for Google images, and understanding search results. When I began this search I never expected to find so many infographics for school librarians! If you are a language arts teacher, you will also find many related to grammar and reading below.

SCHOOL LIBRARIANS
27 Things Your Teacher-Librarian Does

29 Ways to Stay Creative

ABCs of Information Literacy

All Digital Citizens

America's 100 Largest Libraries 

Anatomy of a Librarian 

The Aroma of Books

At-A-Glance Comic Tutorials- from the wonderful Daring Librarian

The Benefits of Reading Books

Books VS eBooks 

Books Make a Difference in Kids' Lives: The Haves and the Have Nots

Bookworms

Bye-Bye Textbooks: How Digital Devices Are Reshaping Education

Classification Chart: Readers

Components of a 21st Century Classroom

Creative Commons Infographic

eBooks: The Greener Choice 

The Evolution of the Book 

The Evolution of Classroom Technology 

Evolution of the Noble Librarian  

The Evolution of Story Telling 

The Evolution of Typography

Finding Online Images

Formatting Your Research Paper

A General Guide to Understanding Plagiarism- EASYBIB

Google Search Genius

Guide for Your Research Paper

The History of e-Mail

The History of Science Fiction 

A History of Typography 

How Google Works  

How to Easily Archive and Embed Tweets Using Search Hash & Google Drive- Daring Librarian

The Influential Power of Print

Is Print Dead? 

A Librarian's Worth Around the World

Library of Congress By Numbers

The Literary Crisis and Kids in America

Most Targeted Books

Myth #4: Librarians Have a Lot of Time to Read

On the Road to Reading

Plagiarism: A Visual Guide

The Power of Reading to Your Children

The Power of Stories and Reading to Spark Children's Potential

Press Facts 

Progression of the eBook Reader

Publishing in the Digital Era

Questions a Critical Thinker Asks

Reading Like a Sleuth

The Rise of eReading

Students Like Social Media

Three Types of Copyright

U.S. Public Libraries at Risk 

A Visual Summary of Harry Potter 

What Does EasyBib Do?

What Makes Good Information Design? 

You Want to Know About Copyright

LANGUAGE ARTS
10 Do's and Don'ts for Effective Vocabulary Instruction

10 Hyphenation Tips

10 Step Book Report

11 Rules: How and When to Use a Period

12 Most Misunderstood Words in English

15 Most Useful Phrasal Verbs

The 15 Punctuation Marks

21 Rules: How and When to Use a Comma

40 Years of E-books 

Apostrophes: The Importance of Good Grammar

The Most Annoying Writing Mistakes

Passive and Non-Aggressive Voices

Past Tense 101

Prepositions

The Top 10 List of Mark Twain's Popular Quotes

Troublesome Words

The Writing Process

You Should Read This Before You Write That

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New to This Blog? Here Are the Top 10 Posts So Far.......

If this is the first time you our visiting the blog, welcome. My name is Julie Greller, and I'm a media specialist for grades 7-12 in a New Jersey public school. I'm always trying to find great free resources for K-12 teachers, and keep an especially large collection for my fellow school-librarians/media specialist. (Check out the tab at the top) Below you will find a list of the top ten posts I have made since I started the blog here three years ago. Feel free to drop me an email if you are looking for specific resources you don't see here. My email is cybrarian77 AT gmail DOT com.


1. 39 Sites For Using iPad in the Classroom

2. 35 Social Networking Programs Other Than Facebook and Twitter

3. 10 Places to Find Back to School Templates

4. 64 Sites for Digital Storytelling Tools and Information

5. 10 Resources for Book Report Templates

6. 24 Places to Find Bulletin Board Display Ideas

7. Why Not Use Political Cartoons in Your Teaching? Here Are 15 Places to Find Them

8. Thousands of Science Fair Project Ideas! Find Them on These 25 Web Sites

9. 44 Things That Are All About Dewey (The Dewey Decimal System, That Is)

10. Let's Teach Our Children About Copyright: 15 Sites Which Can Assist You

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Let's Teach Our Students About Copyright: 15 Sites Which Can Assist You

An important area for all teacher-librarians to cover is copyright law. Students (and teachers) are really not aware of what they can and can't do legally. I teach my students about plagiarism and copyright because they will be held accountable if they do not follow the law. This list has been added to the Teacher-Librarian page.

The Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for Media Literacy Education- assists teachers in fair use doctrine; from the Center for Social Media

Copyright Advisory Network- "a way for librarians to learn about copyright and seek feedback and advice from fellow librarians and copyright specialists"

Copyright Basics- from Copyright Kids!

Copyright and Fair Use Guidelines for Teachers- PDF document

Creative Commons- various sharing methods explained

Cyberbee- cute interactive for grades 4-9

Fair Use Evaluator- "understand how to determine the "fairness" of a use under the U.S. Copyright Code."

Fair Use Wiki- the fair use clause explained

Taking the Mystery Out of Copyright- from the Library of Congress; interactive for kids in grades 4-8

Teaching Copyright- Five 60-minute lessons

TeachersFirst Copyright and Fair Use Resources

United States Copyright Office- search records, register works


What is Copyright?- wiki managed by by teacher Mary Beth Hertz