Join the Information Fluency team in San Antonio for NECC. Our main presentation this year is Information Forensics: how to evaluate information on the Internet. Read more about the upcoming presentation here.
Dennis O'Connor and I will also be available to answer questions about how 21CIF resources address the new NETS standards for students and teachers during a poster session on Tuesday.
If you are one of the thousands of teachers and librarians worldwide who use our resources, please stop by to say hi!
Also, check out the NECC Network--get connected with like-minded NECC attendees.
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