infoleadership

**From Information Literacy to Information Leadership**
In a connected world with infinitely more information that we can access, we need sharpen our reading literacies to find, consume and organize the knowledge that is most relevant to our work. This session will explore the many different tools that change our relationship to information, how we can make information find us, and how we can organize and share that information in ways that make all of us smarter.

Overview of the Networked Teaching and Learning World--Links from presentation wiki.
 * Links**:


 * Reading:**
 * [|Scan this Book]
 * [|Here Comes Everybody]
 * [|Everything is Miscellaneous]


 * Where do we get information online?**
 * News: [|Google News]
 * Opinion: [|Google Blogsearch]
 * "Formal" Research: [|Google Scholar]
 * "Network" Research: [|Twitter]
 * Books: [|Google Books]


 * RSS (Real Simple Syndication)**
 * [|Google Reader]
 * [|Google Reader videos]
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 * [|RSS Tools and Uses]


 * How do we assess the information we get?**
 * [|Wikipedia]
 * [|Technorati]
 * [|Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus]
 * [|Martin Luther King site]
 * [|What is the authority?]
 * [|What links here?]


 * How do we organize the information we find?**
 * [|Diigo]
 * [|Del.icio.us]
 * [|MindMeister]


 * How do we share it with "friends"?**
 * [|Wikispaces]
 * [|Google Docs]
 * [|Google Notebook]
 * [|Zoho]


 * How do we share it with "everyone"?**
 * [|iGoogle]
 * [|Pageflakes]