Re: LM_NET Digest - 6 Sep 1996 to 7 Sep 1996

[Donna Baumbach <baumbad@MAIL.FIRN.EDU>]

Thank you, Margaret for the nice words.  I haven't actually received my
copy of Multimedia Schools yet, but I'm hoping it will be in my mailbox
this week!  BTW, the easiest way to get a complimentary copy of
Multimedia Schools is to email the editor requesting one, Susan Veccia
at veccia@well.com.  Susan is making a real effort to make sure media
specialists are far more visible in MMS this year (she's one of us--a
former librarian and an LM_NET enthusiast).  I'm sure she'd like to hear
from LM_NETters who have comments or ideas for topics.  And so would I!

Donna Baumbach
University of Central Florida
baumbad@mail.firn.edu

>
> Date:    Fri, 6 Sep 1996 21:51:43 -0400
> From:    Margaret Scites <mscites@ACCESS.K12.WV.US>
> Subject: Good job description of LMS
>
> I've read with interest the New Job/First Week thread, and I could relate to
> so many of the responses.  In light of that I found the article in the Sept./Oct 
>MultiMedia
> Schools especially interesting.  It is entitled "Silent Partners: School Library 
>Media
> Specialists," written by Donna Baumbach, Director Instructional Technology 
>Resources
> Center, U. of Central Florida, Orlando, FL.  I believe it is the beginning 
>article of
> a column, "The Media Center," that will appear regularly.  In my opinion, she 
>defines
> exactly what we as librarians/lms or whatever should be about and why. In case 
>you don't
> have access to the magazine, you can request a copy of the article from
> the e-mail address given at their web site  http://www.onlineinc.com/mmschools
> Margaret Scites  mscites@access.k12.wv.us