Digest of Recent Useful Links for Library Instruction

Just a quickie list of some recent links from my Diigo account of tools/sites I think have some real or potential use for teacher librarians and or for library instruction:

• Tweeterview: conduct an interview or discussion in Twitter and it formats it like a Q&A session.
• Screenr: create screencasts & screen recordings easily - integrates w/ twitter.
• Trailfire: browse or create "trails" through the web. Could be used to create a tour of a certain topic or to house, for example, sites for students to evaluate for an assignment. You can add comments to each page, and tags too.
• Information Literacy in Upper Level Undergraduate Biology: Undergraduate Science Librarian blog post describing her methods
• Wikipedia as Venue for Historical Research & Writing: lesson plan by N Kogan using Wikipedia (students create Wikipedia account and make edits to an entry)
• Information Literacy & Inquiry Learning models: select list of Information Literacy, Research, or Information Problem Solving models available for teachers to use with pupils.
• Twitter Storytelling Challenges: West Port Book Festival, Edinburgh. Four twitter-based storytelling challenges posed to audience - possibly a way for libraries to do the same kind of thing? Maybe even somehow incorporate info lit concepts in?
• The 10 Bona Fide Best Sites for Sharpening Your Critical Thinking Skills