Re: Dewey display

[Alice Yucht <AliceInfo@AOL.COM>]

At ALA I saw something called Biblio Visuel, Inc. that might be of use.
It's distributed in the US by OCLC, Forest Press, 1-800-848-5878.
According to the blurb in the ALA conf. booklet:
Biblio-Visuel is a Dewey-based classification system that uses the language
of shapes, colors, and pictures to help children understand how their
libraries are organized.

I remember thinking that the posters, shelf labels, etc. looked really neat
for an elementary school, but I wasn't sure they'd work in a middle school.

Alice H. Yucht
Heritage MS Library (as of 9/97)
Livingston, NJ
AliceInfo@aol.com

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