Updated ATL Toolkit: Now Colour Coded

A while ago I posted a link in my blog to my ATL Toolkit. This is a big spreadsheet with with all the ATLs laid out with their different indicators. For each indicator I put different resources linked to this - for example, under 'Research - Information Literacy Skills "Create references and citations, use footnotes/endnotes and construct a bibliography according to recognized conventions"' I have the following links posted:

• YouTube: What Are In-Text Citations?
• YouTube: Citations for Beginner
• IB Writing a Bibliography
• MLA 8 Poster
• and other links

I am happy to see that lots of schools are using this - I often meet other IB educators, and they mention my ATL Toolkit, and I often seen people online looking at it. I thought how I could improve the user experience and how I could check that I have a variety of different source types.... I settled in colour coding - so educators can easily see what links go to views, activities, websites and other places...

and here is a screenshot of part of the Social Skills page

I'm going to make it a personal learning goal to keep adding more resources to this, as I know I haven't added many for a while. Please send me links to any resources you think should be added to the ATL toolkit.

ATL TOOLKIT