RA Wikis Michele Leininger 2009-01-21T03:02:34Z 2009-01-21T03:02:34Z

We started an RA wiki as part of a training class in Iowa and it has really flourished with people from all over adding to it. It is called Iread and can be found at <a href='iread.pbwiki.com'>iread.pbwiki.com</a>. [Password to add to the lists = readers]<br /><br />It is a collection of reading lists for all ages and reading tastes. It is still lacking in a few areas and we hope that many more people will add to it!

Michele Leininger 2009-01-21T03:02:34Z Carol Kubala 2008-11-06T14:12:42Z 2008-11-06T14:12:42Z

Here&#039;s a couple of RA wikis that you will lead you to some interesting resources:<br /><br /><a href='http://nonfictionresources.pbwiki.com/'>http://nonfictionresources.pbwiki.com/</a><br /><br />Maureen O&#039;Connor<br />WordsWorthy<br />Connecting Books and Readers<br />maureen@wordsworthy.com<br /><br />it includes <br />links to narrative nonfiction booklists and resources on the net as well as professional resources and reading paths. A good place to start for some nonfiction help.<br /><br /><br /><a href='http://ra2point0.pbwiki.com/'>http://ra2point0.pbwiki.com/ </a>]<br />This wiki was started from the workshop, &#034;RA 2.0,&#034; , presented by Laura Calderone, Sarah Statz Cords, Diana Tixier Herald, and Cindy Orr at the California Library Association conference on October 25, 2007. It purpose is to provide traditional reader&#039;s advisory services using 2.0 web and social tools. <br /><br />Using the sidebar you&#039;ll find the original workshop, Ra @.0 tools, wiki tips, blog tips, genre tips, and other readings. <br /><br />As with most wikis, you are invited to add content.

Carol Kubala 2008-11-06T14:12:42Z