GEN: Reading level utility

[Harry Willems <harryw@MIDUSA.NET>]

Norma Blankenship of Baxter Springs HS in Baxter Springs, KS has asked me
to find hard copies or a computer utility to help determine the reading
level for the books in her library (she's been directed to mark them by the
administration).  I know that Gramatik will do that if you key in a hundred
words or so, but has anyone discovered a list printed for that purpose?  Or
better yet a searchable computer database.  Please respond directly to me:

harryw@midusa.net


Harry Willems                   http://www.sekls.lib.ks.us/staff/willems
Consultant, Assistant Dir.
Southeast Kansas Library System
Iola, KS  66749         Fax: 316.365.5137       Vox: 316.365.5136

A learned blockhead is a greater blockhead than an ignorant one.
                                                --Benjamin Franklin



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