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AASL Recommended App: Skitch

skitchThe American Association of School Librarians (AASL) issues their 25 Best Apps for Teaching & Learning each year. The apps were chosen because they foster innovation, creativity, active participation, and collaboration.

This week we highlight Skitch, an app that “helps you communicate visually with friends, co-workers, and the world.” Taking images, you can have students label or markup them. Adding text, highlights, blur, arrows, or stickers are easy for anyone!

The app is now only available for Mac downloads – read this article for more information on the change and find out how to download the app.

Watch this video to see how to use Skitch with PDFs:

Struggling With Multitasking?

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Image by UrbaneWomenMag. Retrieved from FlickR. Used under Creative Common’s licensing.

Regardless of what type of library you work in, fall can be an extremely busy time of the year both professionally and personally. Also, as work environments become more collaborative, it introduces the possibility of additional interruptions. Ultimately, this has implications faculty/staff’s ability to focus on a singular task from start to finish.

If you are one of those can-do multitaskers, consider reading the following posts by Edudemic.