This model of interactive, self-directed training is gaining momentum in libriaries, associations, and blogs.
This past week I started 23 Things for Professional Development after reading about it from Bobbi L. Newman’s Tweet @librarianbyday.
23 Things for Professional Development is a learning program designed to encourage exploration of new technologies within the context of libraries. I will follow a specific calendar dedicating each week to the exploration of Web 2.0 / 3.0 and new technologies. Throughout the program I will learn to use new tools (that are freely available on the internet) to better support student learning and increase my technological competencies.
I have already started a ZOHO Notebook to journal my adventure with the program and will link it here when completed. The 23 Things are:
This is a great line up of activities in support of 21st century librarian literacies – transliteracy.
Hi
Many thanks for having a look at my blog. It’s great to ‘meet’ someone else who is doing the cpd23 programme!
I have never come across the concept of transliteracy so it’s been really interesting to read your helpful explanations. I look forward to following your blog as the programme progresses!
Hi Julie Anne,
Thanks for stopping by my fledgling professional blog. Yours is a great model. Well done. I’ll be back to read it more carefully once I get past this week’s job deadlines.
Lis-Britt
Hello,
Many thanks for your kind comments on my blog! I look forward to reading about your cpd23 adventures!
Thanks for commenting on my blog. I’m still new to blogging, so it’s always exciting to read comments! I look forward to reading your ideas about cpd23!