Collection Development Plan 2017-18

Essential Question:  Why is analyzing your current collection a crucial starting point in the collection development process?

Goal:  Participants will engage in self-reflection, discussion, and peer review in order to enhance individual Collection Development Plans. 

• Station Rotations:

1.  School Analysis

2.  Collection Analysis

3.  Collection Analysis by Category

4.  Collection Analysis Planning Guide

• Peer Review

• Presenting to Principal

• Balanced Dewey

• Timeline Review

• Reflection

• 10/24 AM Padlet

• 10/24 PM Padlet

• 10/25 AM Padlet

• 10/25 PM Padlet 

Resources: 

• PD Session PPT

• Collection Development 2017-18: Timeline, CD Plan template, CD Plan Sample, instructions for gathering data.

• Balanced Dewey - Elementary 

• Collection Development resource page: Ordering instructions, Selection Guidelines & Tools, Reviews, Diversity & more.

• Collection Maintenance: Weeding & Inventory resource page 

ClassFlow Revisited

Essential Question:  How can we effectively use features of ClassFlow in our instructional practice?

Goal:  Participants will learn about support resources for ClassFlow, how to deliver lessons, as well as access poll and assessment data.

Jen Intro

Hands-on Lesson/ Demo

ClassFlow Lesson Example: Staying Safe Online- Grade 5

Support Resources: (from the ClassFlow page on the Innovative Learning Wiki)

• Adding Resources from the Curriculum to ClassFlow

• Delivering a Lesson 

• Viewing Poll Results 

• Viewing Assessment Data

Additional Support 

• Teacher Created Classes 6.0.docx (not a part of the goals but a frequently asked question)

   

ClassFlow FAQs PowerPoint 

Announcements

• BCPL Student Accounts:  Coming soon! 

• Classflow and BCPS One Tests & Quizzes Assessments in Lesson Plan
• Assessment questions from Classflow and BCPS One Tests and Quizzes will be added into the lesson plan under Instruction/Activities.