“The fact that the Arts curriculum is the second to be developed, after the foundation subjects of maths, science, English and history, demonstrates the Gillard Government’s commitment to fostering creativity and recognising that the Arts are at the centre of our way of life.”
“The fact that the Arts curriculum is the second to be developed, after the foundation subjects of maths, science, English and history, demonstrates the Gillard Government’s commitment to fostering creativity and recognising that the Arts are at the centre of our way of life.”
Já havia o Dia Internacional das BIbliotecas Escolares, mas desde 2008 passou a haver um Mês Internacional - Outubro, escolhido pela Direcção da IASL. Este ano, o lema (ainda sem tradução portuguesa) é School Libraries Empower Learners for Life, e Marie O'Brien coordenará o ISLM. Nowebsite da IASL há uma secção dedicada à partilha das iniciativas que por todo o mundo se forem fazendo. Haja proactividade e imaginação!
"(...) students rarely ask librarians for help, even when they need it. The idea of a librarian as an academic expert who is available to talk about assignments and hold their hands through the research process is, in fact, foreign to most students. Those who even have the word “librarian” in their vocabularies often think library staff are only good for pointing to different sections of the stacks."
" The Christchurch Art Gallery has been closed to the public since the big February earthquake. That prompted the gallery staff to utilize their blog more, to keep the art gallery 'open' at least in an online way."
Via http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/how_art_museums_galleries_can_use_social_media.php
E mesmo se não houver catástrofes, os museus podem abrir portas online 24/7. Ou não?
