Cybrary Man's Educational Web Sites
The internet catalogue
for students, teachers, administrators & parents. Over 20,000 relevant links personally selected by an
educator/author with over 30 years of experience.
Cybrary Man - The Final Tour!
Official Retirement Date from the New York City Board of Education:
February 1, 2002
Best of Luck to all Former Students and Colleagues
Short Bioof Jerry Blumengarten
I taught for 32 years in
the New York City school system. Even though I was a
licensed Social Studies teacher I taught most subjects (Language
Arts, Science, Math, Computers...)for
grades 6-9. I wrote curriculum for my school district, the NYC Board of Education
and Open Doors
a school-business partnership. I was also a lead teacher and
cooperating teacher.
Cybrary Man's Educational
Web Sites started April 11, 1999 as school's library website when I
served as school's teacher-librarian. I was elected and
served two terms on town's library board of trustees.
At the same time I was teaching I wrote educational materials
for the utility industry. I enjoy presenting how I wrote one of
educational activity booklets in person and
skyping into classroom all over the world. After retiring I
moved to Cape Cod, Massachusetts and helped write the
Mashpee Town Charter, get funding for a
new library and revise the local school district's curriculum.
On Twitter I
was a member of the #edchat
team for five years and the originator of #engsschat.
I have been a guest moderator on the following chats: #ntchat #engchat
#sschat #gtchat #elemchat #1to1techat #oklaed #mdeschat
I have given the opening addresses and or sessions for #ntcamp, #edcampCitrus,
#edcampSpaceCoast, #TeachMeet GA, #edcampBirmingham, #edcampSocial
Studies, #edcampOrlando, #edcampBoston,
#ISTE12, NCSS #sschat
session, and TeachMeetKY12.
I am one of the main organizers along with the School of
Education at Florida Southern College of
#edcampPOLK
I was a
Featured Presenter at #METC13 and I have skyped or done google
hangout into many conferences throughout the
country. I was a Featured Presenter at
#GaETC13.
I was the keynote speaker for
Tomorrow's Classrooms Today in
Philadelphia 2015
At #ISTE2014 I gave workshops: Twitter 101 and stery
Location Calls, was on a panel of educators for the Educators
Teacher Lounge, moderated a live #satchat for school leaders (I
chose the topic and questions for How to Start a Tech Revolution in
your School or School District)
At #ISTE2015 I gave a Twitter 101 workshop and presentations on
professional development and connecting on a global level.
I also presented at #FETC in 2016 and #NAESP18
Our book
(by @wkrakower @plnaugle @cybraryman1)
features stery Location Calls:
I am a member of the
Council of Peers of the Acade of Education Arts and Sciences and a
commentator on BAM! Radio.
I am a proud grandparent of 5 grandchildren.
Jerry Blumengarten @cybraryman1 Short Biography
I taught for 32 years in NYC schools. I wrote curriculum for
school district, the NYC Board of Education and Open Doors a
school-business partnership. I also wrote educational materials
for the utility industry. I am co-author of Connecting Your
Students with The World.
On Twitter moderated #edchat for five years, created #engsschat
and I have been a guest moderator on many other chats.
I have presented at numerous edcamps & #ISTE. I was a Featured
Presenter at #METC13 and #GaETC13. I was the keynote speaker
for Tomorrow's Classrooms Today (2015)
"Cybraries (and the cybrarians who
tend to them) are scouts out on the cyber frontier who are
classifying and categorizing the wealth of riches available to
educators and students. This week we celebrate these newfangled
information specialists who persevere to bring us the best resources
available by thinking outside the box. Thanks to ..Jerry
Blumengarten (our very own cutting edge cybrarian) for submitting
recommendations for this week's issue!
(Walter McKenzie - Surfaquarium Consulting - Innovative staff
development - Innovation Teaching)
Sinnott Magnet School
Library Web Site (This site was taken down and this is just a sample
of what it was like minus graphics)
