Change: There were only format changes (bold, italics, etc.) in this version. See this version for details. (Word count: 13)

Change:  A fun puzzle for kids that shows the six stagesAn article in School Library Journal with links to Big6 resourcesLibrarians and the Big6, a recent post from Power Librarian, Janice Konger’s blogSlideslow by Art Wolinksy, Kids, WebQuests, and the Big6: Perfect Together Lesson Plans   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 329)

Change: from Power Librarian, Janice Konger’s blogIblogSlideslow by Art Wolinksy, Kids, WebQuests, and the Big6: Perfect Together Lesson Plans using the Big6Survivor: The Galapagos IslandThe Big6 and MusicHow to use the Big6 with the ISTE National Education Technology Standards and AASLInformation Literacy Standards   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 317)

Change: foundation for responsible information searching techniques as well as effective writing skills. Though it has been in useexistence for almost 20 years, it continues to be relevant to learning today and is an effective tool for teaching information literacy skills and helping students utilize Web 2.0 tools efficiently.The   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 317)

Change:  Though it has been in use for almost 20 years, it continues to be relevant to learning today and is an effective tool for teaching information literacy skills and helping students utilize Web 2.0 tools efficiently.The six stages of the Big6 can be applied to any problem or task   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 316)

Change:  What is the quality of my product and how well does it answer solve the original problem?The Whole Enchilada Big6 slide show Information Literacy Big6-2.0 What makes the Big6 a Web2.0 tool?Technology and the Big6 What types of technology are supported by the Big6 model?Big6 for   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 268)

Change: kidsAn article in School Library Journal with links to Big6 resourcesLibrarians and the Big6, a recent post from Power Librarian, Janice Konger’s blogISlideslow by Art Wolinksy, Kids, WebQuests, and the Big6: Perfect Together Lesson Plans using the Big6Survivor: The Galapagos Island The Big6 and Music   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 134)

Change: for studentsThe Super3 A version of the Big6 for younger kidsAn article in School Library Journal with links to Big6 resourcesLibrarians and the Big6Big6, a recent post from Power Librarian, Janice Konger’s blogISlideslow by Art Wolinksy, Kids, WebQuests, and the Big6: Perfect Together   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 121)

Change: The Big6 is a literacy model created by Michael Eisenberg and Bob Berkowitz. It is used by schools as a way to teach research, information literacy, problem solving skills and technology.The Whole Enchilada Big6 slide show Information Literacy Big6-2.0 What makes the Big6 a Web2.0 tool?Technology and   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 85)