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Using eReaders in the classroom- a Dissertation

I am teacher in Charlotte, North Carolina.  I am getting my masters degree in Library Science and I am currently starting my dissertation project.  For this project, I would like to interview teachers or library media specialists who have used eReaders with students.  I initially was just reaching out to individuals in my immediate area so that I could do face to face interviews.  Unfortunately, as there are not many people out there who are currently using this technology in schools I have not been able to find all of the participants I need.  I am opening up my search to educators across the country and I will be doing phone interviews.  If there is anyone in this group who has used eReaders with their students and would be willing to be interviewed for my project, please let me know.  Thanks! 

 

Kate

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Hi,

 

I am a high school librarian in New Mexico and have used Nook ereaders with my students for five months.  You can contact me by email at tglatz66@gmail.com

 

Tina

I am a librarian and reading specialist who has just begun (3 weeks) using Kindles with 6th grade remedial readers  if that would help you may contact me at michellet@sthelens.k12.or.us

 

Michelle

Hi Kate,  I am a middle school teacher in Bozeman, Montana who uses Kindles in grades 6,7 and  8.  eileen.zombro@bsd7.org.
I am an elementary school principal and I started a "principal's Kindle club" with second graders at lunchtime. You can email me at rbarb6156@aol.com
I am a reading specialist in Thornton, Colorado. We have been using Kindles in elementary classrooms this year. For the last 6 weeks of school a third grade class read books of their choice on their Kindles during independent reading. You may contact me at tammy.anderson@adams12.org.

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