Nancy J. Keane is available to present workshops on the following topics. To arrange a presentation, email nancy@nancykeane.com
The Tech-Savvy Booktalker
Get children excited about books by using booktalks. Booktalks are not book reviews but short promos that tease the teen into wanting to know more. Why not jazz up the booktalks by adding a technology component? During this workshop, learn how to make use of available technology to enhance integration for student success. From podcasts to Powerpoint, from MovieMaker to Photostory, Nancy Keane, author of fourteen books, will share ideas that will help you become the Tech-Savvy Booktalker..
Quick and Simple Booktalks That Work
Get children excited about books by using booktalks. Booktalks are not book reviews but short promos that tease the teen into wanting to know more. During this workshop, be introduced to booktalking rules, learns do’s and don’ts of booktalking and experience some tried and true hooks for books. Nancy Keane, author of fourteen books, leads this session.
Quick and Simple Booktalking Across the Curriculum
This workshop will focus on promoting literature across the curriculum by using booktalking. Booktalks will be presented as well as suggestions for using literature in the classroom. Nancy is the author of fourteen books about booktalking.
What's New in Children's Literature
Each year offers us a plethora of good children's fiction. Join Nancy Keane as she highlights an eclectic collection for grades K-6 published during the current year. Take a quick tour through the world of children's literature.
What's New in YA Literature
Each year offers us a plethora of good children's fiction. Join Nancy Keane as she highlights an eclectic collection for grades 6-12 published during the current year. Take a quick tour through the world of children's literature.
Connecting Reading with Technology
Discover how to build students’ language skills using technology. Investigate ways to use the Internet to enhance reading and language arts skills through e-books, e-mail, online projects, audio books, and reading and writing strategies using technology. Explore using technology to brain storm ideas as well as create graphic organizers. Learn about ways to use e-books to enhance student reading comprehension. Find Internet resources that support your reading program. Find out the latest in social software to support your reading program from wikis to podcasts to new and emerging programs.
What participants have said about the workshops
2006 Schedule
Booktalking
Quick and Simple -- Children's Librarians Association of Suffolk County,
February 29
Booktalking
Quick and Simple (K-8) -- Long Island School Media Association, February
29
Booktalking
Quick and Simple (6-12) -- Long Island School Media Association,
March 1
What's
New in YA Literature -- NH Educational Media Association Conference,
May 24
Connecting
Reading with Technology -- NH NEA Conference, October 6 (2 sessions)
Quick
and Simple Book Reviews -- NH NEA Conference, October 6
What's
New in Children's Literature -- Riverbend Reading Association, October
17
Quick
and Simple Book Reviews for Middle School Readers -- New England Library
Association, October 22-24
Web
Resources for Science Teachers -- University of New Hampshire, Manchester,
November 20
Using
blogs in education -- Rundlett Middle School, December 6
2007 Schedule
What's
New in YA Literature -- New Hampshire Council of Teachers of English,
April 6
He
Said... She Said : What's New in YA Literature -- NH
Libraries Conference, May 18
Panel
discussion - Using MP3s in the Library Program -- NH Libraries Conference,
May 18
Booktalks
That Work -- Wyoming Library Association Conference September 12-15
Tech
Saavy Booktalker -- Wyoming Library Association Conference September
12-15
Connecting Reading with Technology -- NH NEA Conference, October 5
Quick
and Simple Book Reviews -- NH NEA Conference, October 5
Booktalks That Work -- Iowa Library Association Conference October
10-12
Listened to a Good Book Lately? The Nuts & Bolts of Digital Audio-Books
-- Christa McAuliffe Technology Conference November 28
2008 Schedule
Best
Children's Book in the Past Decade -- BER/IED Seminar, January 30 (Madison
WI)
Best
Children's Book in the Past Decade -- BER/IED Seminar, January 31 (Milwaukee,
WI)
What's
New in Children's Literature for K-6 -- Otter Creek Institute, February
26 (Lafayett, LA)
What's
New in Children's Literature for K-6 -- Otter Creek Institute, February
27 (Savannah, GA)
What's
New in Children's Literature for K-6 -- Otter Creek Institute, February
28 (Memphis, TN)
Best
Children's Book in the Past Decade -- BER/IED Seminar, March 17 (Newburgh,
NY)
Best
Children's Book in the Past Decade -- BER/IED Seminar, March 18 (Albany,
NY)
Tech Saavy
Booktalker -- Texas Library Association, April 15, 2-4 PM
Teaching Schedule
Spring 2007
Plymouth State University --
LM 5000 Cataloging and Organization of Library Materials
New Hampshire Technical Institute
-- IT 102 PC Applications
Open-NH -- Helping Struggling
Readers Improve Comprehension
Summer 2007
Plymouth State University --
LM 5300 Advanced Children's Literature
New Hampshire Technical Institute
-- IT 102 PC Applications
Open-NH -- Helping Struggling
Readers Improve Comprehension
Open-NH -- Best Practices
for Vocabulary Instruction in the Middle School Classroom
ALA YALSA -- Using databases
with teens
University of North Texas
-- Creating Collaborative Lessons for the Secondary School Library
Fall 2007
New Hampshire Technical Institute
-- IT 102 PC Applications
ALA YALSA -- Booktalking quick
and simple
Spring 2008
New Hampshire Technical Institute
-- IT 102 PC Applications
University of Rhode Island
-- LSC 502 Management for Library and Information Services
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