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<p><p>this Step-by-step Guide Is Essential For Both Those Exploring The Concept Of Virtual School Libraries And For Those Who Want To Enhance And Expand Theirs. It Summarizes The Latest Information About Student And Teacher Use Of Electronic Resources And Addresses The Concept Of Virtual School Libraries In The Context Of Program Administration, Information Access And Delivery, And Learning And Teaching. This Must-have Resource Will Serve As A Guide To Developing Virtual School Libraries That Become Enriching And Useful Presences Within Schools And Their Communities.</p></p> <h3>voya</h3> <p>this Thorough, User-friendly Guide Provides Step-by-step Guidance To School Library Professionals Seeking To Build An Initial Library Web Page Or Increase The Quality And Effectiveness Of An Existing Web Page. The Material And Chapters Are Closely Correlated With Information Power: Building Partnerships For Learning (ala Editions, 1998/voya August 1999), And Most Chapters Begin With Principles From That Touchstone Of School Media Center Work. Recent Research Regarding Student And Teacher Information-seeking Behavior Is Described, And The Implications Of The Research On The Content Of A School L
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- Author
- Audrey P. Church
- Publisher
- Linworth Publishing, Incorporated
- Published
- 2006
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9791586832192
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Reference, Computer Science, Education
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