What Are the 23 Things On a Stick? We're glad you asked! These are the 23 Things On a Stick that participants must complete. All the red links below take you to the details and activities for that Thing. Click on the links and read the entire Thing so you understand the activities and then jump in and have fun learning! Be sure you have read this and this so you understand how the program works.Getting Started 1. Communication 7. Collaboration 9. Minnesota Library 2.0 16. School Library Learning 2.0 More Things On a Stick / FrontPage This wiki and the blog for the orignial 23 Things On a Stick will remain up indefinitely for your learning pleasure! Feel free to finish on your own. Are you ready for more fun and learning? This is a self-paced individual learning experience. More Things On a Stick will run from January 20, 2009 to May 20, 2009. Registration is open from January 20-February 20, 2009 *Anyone who is registered and finishes at least 10 Things by June 20 receives the completion prize. Are You Ready for More Things On a Stick? Everyone who participated in Round 1 and/or Round 2 of the original 23 Things On a Stick is encouraged to join More Things On a Stick. You can do More Things On a Stick even if you did not start or complete 23 Things On a Stick. Sponsors This statewide program is brought to you by Minnesota’s seven multicounty multitype library systems (multitypes). Credit Where Credit Is Due
1-2/2009 - Massimina Cattari L’idea del progetto “CIBER 23 Library Things” nasce durante il seminario primaverile del 2008, quando Mary Joan Crowley ed Ezio Tarantino (La Sapienza Università di Roma), proposero alla comunità CIBER l’utilizzo del “ 23 Learning 2.0 Things ” per l’iniziazione dei bibliotecari CIBER agli strumenti del Web 2.0 applicabili alla Library 2.0. “ 23 Learning 2.0 Things ” è un programma di auto-apprendimento sviluppato da Helene Blowers presso la Public Library of Charlotte & Mecklenberg County e adottato e adattato da più di 250 biblioteche e organizzazioni. Un corso diviso in nove moduli per imparare a “maneggiare” una Library 2.0. Quella effettuata tra i bibliotecari volontari di CIBER è stata la prima sperimentazione del programma di auto apprendimento in Italia. Mary Joan Crowley ha presentato per la prima volta agli esterni a CIBER il progetto formativo durante il workshop Web 2.0 and libraries, tenutosi a Roma il 6 marzo 2009 .
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