Are you using the Big Six?

[Big Six <big6@ERICIR.SYR.EDU>]

The Big Six* is a six-step information problem-solving process developed
by Michael Eisenberg and Robert Berkowitz. The Big Six is currently being
taught and used by library media specialists, teachers, students, and
others across the US and in other locations around the world.

A Big Six website is currently under development. As part of the site, a
directory of Big Six states, districts, and schools will be created. We
would like to include names of contact people, addresses, phone numbers,
etc. so that contacts can be made for information-sharing and
collaboration.

Three basic categories of Big Six users have been identified as follows:

1. Big Six School:  The Big Six has been implemented at the building
level.

2. Big Six District: The Big Six has been implemented in all buildings in
the district (a district-wide Big Six information-skills curriculum is in
place).

3. Big Six State:  The state has incorporated the Big Six into the State
curriculum.

(Please feel free to add a category if you do not fit into one of these
groups!)

............Fill out form to be included in the B6 Directory............

               Please reply to: Big6@ericir.syr.edu

By completing the form below, you agree to allow the information to be
posted on The Big Six Web site.

Contact Name/Title:

School/District/Department Affiliation:

Address:


Phone Number:

E-mail address:


[  ] Please include us in the directory as a Big Six school
        because...________________________________________

[  ] Please include us in the directory as a Big Six district
        because...________________________________________

[  ] Please include us in the directory as a Big Six state

[  ] Please include us in the directory as _____________
        because..._________________________________________

* * * * * * * * Please send reply to Big6@ericir.syr.edu * * * * * * * *

*The "Big Six" is a registered copyright of Michael B. Eisenberg and
Robert E. Berkowitz
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Thank you for your time and information.

-Barbara

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 Barbara A. Toumbacaris, MLS Student            btoumbac@mailbox.syr.edu
      Syracuse University, School of Information Studies, Syracuse, NY
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