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2011-2012 Georgia DOE Exemplary Media Program

2011-2012 Georgia DOE Exemplary Media Program. Peggy Creighton, Media Specialist Addison Elementary School. A standards-based, data-driven Elementary media center program.

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2011-2012 Georgia DOE Exemplary Media Program

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  1. 2011-2012 Georgia DOE Exemplary Media Program Peggy Creighton, Media Specialist Addison Elementary School

  2. A standards-based, data-driven Elementary media center program

  3. The vision of the Addison media center is to meet or exceed district, state, and national expectations for school library media programs.

  4. Peggy Creighton, Media Specialist • National Board Certified • Ph.D. in Educational Technology • Teacher Support Specialist • Author

  5. Destiny data provides a means of program evaluation

  6. Circulation stats 2011-2012 = 2500 books per month; 22,757 thru mid-April

  7. Top Patrons Read between 30 and 70 books since August

  8. Gr 5 Gr 2 Gr 4 Gr 3 Gr 1

  9. Addison 2012 Circulation Statistics Compared to National Average

  10. Collection Data led to 651 new books added this year

  11. Addison Collection Size Compared to Other Schools

  12. Student Requests Were Honored in All Purchases Made This Year

  13. Georgia Book Award Program motivates readers

  14. The winner, with 40% of the Addison votes, was “I Need My Monster.”

  15. Seussapaloosa celebrates reading for pleasure

  16. Our extra programs would not be possible without the help of our many wonderful volunteers!

  17. Seussapalooza and other reading events were made possible by the participation of our regular parent volunteers. • Volunteers contribute an average 5 hours per week to the program with more hours donated toward book fairs and other events. • Our level of service would not be possible without our parent volunteers.

  18. 3 Book Fairs=more books in the homes and the hands of our readers

  19. Book Fairs 2012 Increased the Budget for Extra Programs

  20. “Camp Readmore”Summer Reading Program… • Provides ALL students with FREE book and bookmark • Involves ALL students, current, new, and graduating • Asks ALL students to take the summer reading pledge • Collaborates with our local public library • Identifies vendors who offer incentives • Recognizes reading achievement when school starts • Motivates Top Readers with Capt. Readmore activities

  21. Cobb Virtual Library research skills instruction strongly connected with curriculum standards for meaningful searching

  22. Collaborative planning led to 848 class visits so far this year What the teachers are saying: “Peggy, thanks for sharing your expertise with the 1st grade team!” “Thank you, Peggy, for doing the weather unit on the computer with 1st grade. It was amazing.”

  23. Instructional Activities are a Priority for all Addison students to acquire 21st Century Skills

  24. “Thank you, Peggy for taking your personal time to help with whatever we need. You go above and beyond and it is appreciated.” • “Peggy, thank you for all your help incorporating literature into science/social studies standards.”

  25. Not just for students “Peggy, thank you for helping me with my blog. You are always ready and willing to help and I appreciate that.”

  26. “Technology skills are crucial for future employment needs.”

  27. GNN News Show broadcast every day of the school year to all classes and involved all students in recording and producing the show.

  28. “This is the best school news show I have ever seen!”

  29. GNN Recruited 30 students and led to an after school movie club.

  30. 21st century learners require 21st century tools

  31. Preparing students for the future--Over 100 ebooks and two subscription resources added this year!

  32. Addison Database Access (*Addison students have access to subscriptions NOT available to all Cobb students)

  33. Before, during, and after school hours provide equitable access.

  34. The media center is available before, during, after school, and some evenings as needed.

  35. Destiny is available 24/7—linked on the Addison Media Center blog –soon to be a mobile app! Destiny/CVLprovide 24/7 access to books and information.

  36. My Blog Is a starting point for information resources

  37. Creighton Blog Data

  38. The definition of information literacy has become more complex as resources and technologies have changed.

  39. Blog surveys are used for data collection

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