External Resources: Beyond the Walls
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Required
Readings
- Bishop 1
- Bishop p. 22
- R&D pp 70-71
- IP 7
- IP pp. 71-73
Standards:
- 3.1A Demonstrates the
potential for establishing connections to other libraries and the
larger library community for resource sharing, networking, and
developing common policies and procedures
Supplemental Readings:
Discussion Points
External
resources
Discussion Points:
- What might some of these
be?
- Main idea: you are
responsible to linking
to resources beyond your MC walls. What might some strategies be?
(Your catalog is one...)
- GALILEO (often in danger of being lost due to
under-use in the K-12 arena); handout
from
UGA librarians
- Web, of course
- Don't forget human resources...
- ...and other libraries (in-system; public;
academic)
- ...and local institutions like museums and zoos,
which often have educational missions and departments or personnel
- Organizing all of this
References
- American Association of School
Librarians and Association for Educational Communications and
Technology. (1998). Information
power: Building partnerships for learning. Chicago: American
Library Association.
- Bishop,
K. (2007). The collection program in
schools: Concepts, practices,
and information scources (4th ed.). Westport, CT: Libraries
Unlimited.
- Repman,
J., & Dickinson, G.K. (2007). School
library management (6th ed.). Columbus, OH: Linworth.
- Logo by CoolText
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