The book thoroughly covers video recordings, sound recordings, computer files, maps, and kits, with an additional chapter covering other types of materials such as art prints, realia, microforms, and flash cards. It includes samples and exercises for all formats covered following AACR2R rules. This book may be borrowed through established interlibrary loan channels. Top of Page School Library Surveys going smoothly Initial reaction to the 2001 Survey of School Library Media Programs and District Library Media Programs has been positive. Instructions and paper copies of the building and district surveys were sent to persons identified as district library media program coordinators last week.
Surveys are to be completed online.
The deadline for completion is Feb. 2, 2001. Hear about the latest award-winning books in the field of children's and young adult literature. This one-session course is an opportunity to concentrate on excellent new books that can help provide such an environment. This course is especially useful for public librarians, school library media specialists, and teachers as well as for parents, writers, booksellers, and other adults. The adults who work professionally with young adolescents in schools and libraries are especially interested in finding books on many topics and with a variety of narratives to interest them or meet their information needs.