LM_NET: Library Media Networking
That is an unfortunate situation, however I am not into bashing other
professionals and at least you have a program. My suggestion is talk to
the powers that be and the librarian and explain your ideas. Change is
often difficult for many individuals, so please tread lightly. When I
read your message I felt slightly queasy about even answering, but felt I
should. I think most people would agree that we don't want to use LM_NET
to put others down. None the less, I hope your situation improves.
On Tue, 3
Jan 1995, Morgan Allsup wrote:
> I am a technology teacher and a technology using classroom teacher at my schoo
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> (K-8). I wish to pose the following question to library professionals: How
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> mmon and how acceptable in your profession is the librarian who only allows s
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> dents access to the library during their class' regularly scheduled weekly pe
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> od, who shows videos for a large part of that time leaving only 10 minutes fo
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> access to books and who refuses to have technology in the library for student
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> to use? I only recently began working at this school and find it hard to bel
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> ve that most of the teachers and the administration are happy with this situa
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> on. I am interested in any comments from the subscribers to LM_NET. Morgan
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