This fabulous cybrarian's aid offers online subject catalogs and an endless assortment of resources to assist educators. Another excellent resource is The Awesome Library , a fast-loading page offering 14,000 educationally viable Web pages, all screened using stringent criteria. And if you know exactly what you are looking for, a simple search query can deliver the most highly recommended resources on the site. Margaret Vail Anderson's Digital Librarian is an impressive work. Anderson draws on her extensive library experience to offer some 90 categories of Internet sites, all listed because of their high-quality content for teachers and learners.
Librarians often seek out one another and swap ideas and titles.
Hence, the value of a site such as The Internet Library for Librarians from Infoworks. Librarian as an Integration Partner is a set of first-rate bookmarks from Patti Tjomsland, the library media specialist at Mark Morris High School in Longview, Washington. She developed these resources for a presentation she did at last year's Classroom Connect conference in Anaheim, and they are still pertinent today. Writing for the Web is another fine example of how librarians share the wealth to champion the cause of the profession. Traditional literacy meets digital literacy as this Ohio State page offers a guide to creating HTML documents that will add a new dimension of accessibility to any library program.