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Thanks to the Southeastern Library Services blog at http://southeasternlsa.blogspot.com/, I learned about a cool free book offer!
You can go to the Louis L'Amour centennial offer at http://www.randomhouse.com/bantamdell/lamour/ for more information about how to get the Louis L'Amour memoir, Education of a Wandering Man for free.
However, it ...
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Free books anyone??? Yes, there is such a thing as a free book, at least for kids!
Thanks to a blog post on Teaching Learners with Multiple Special Needs blog (see http://tinyurl.com/4pnsvp for the blog post....)
I learned about the Barnes and Noble summer reading program (''Summer Reading with Andrew Clements''), where children can get a free ...
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Have you seen the Guide to Online Resources in Library and Information Science from the Library of Congress? Check it out at http://www.loc.gov/rr/program/bib/libsci/
The site says, ''This guide is intended for individuals without ready access to print resources and subscription databases in the field of library and information science. It ...
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There is an upcoming Webcast on April 29 at 2 PM Eastern Time about best practices for large print materials in libraries. For more information, check out http://www.libraryjournal.com/article/CA6551471.html. The Library Journal website mentions, ''This 60-minute Webcast will cover not only best practices for Large Print in the library but will ...
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I recently received an email from the National Literary Society of the Deaf about two public library programs in the Washington D.C. Metropolitan area:
March 13 – April 15, 2008 is Deaf History Month. 2008-2010 Theme: Promote deaf culture, books and literacy @ your library
Saturday, April 5 10:00 am – Noon
Guest Presenter: Diana ...
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You might be interested in this upcoming audio description workshop on on OPAL/Online Programming for All Libraries.... (and you don't have to be a librarian to attend... everyone is welcome!)
Here's more info from the email from Tom Peters/TAP Information Services:
Audio description is a great method for making non-verbal visual information ...
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Last Wednesday I attended Library Camp Kansas at Kansas State University in Manhattan, which was a library ''unconference.'' It was a great success! Check out the Library Camp wiki at http://librarycampks.wetpaint.com/.
The sessions were fun, and there were lots of opportunities for networking with other librarians from Kansas (and even ...
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Have you read the article Library Gets Book Back After 57 Years? Yes, it's true - someone returned a very long overdue book in a library book drop in Wisconsin... Check it out at http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5hPzyolIDFSRepJKclR_UHhp7f2VwD8UCKERG1.
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Wednesday, January 30, 2008
11:00:48 PM
Click here to visit my library's web site
Ode to my classmates and teacher,
I have always considered myself a bit of an overachiever regarding my career in education. I have always worked hard, pushed myself in the classroom, and put in the ''extra time'' whenever it was ...
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Okay, if you have been following some of the library related blogs, you will know that there is much discussion about the Annoyed Librarian and exactly who writes the blog... I can safely tell you all, I am NOT the Annoyed Librarian! :) But maybe someday, we will know who it is!
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