REF, SEC Top Ten Reference Sources

[James Werle <jameswerle@NETSCAPE.NET>]

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Hi All,

Once I've completed my MLS degree, I'm interested in working as a school
library media specialist at a secondary school. I'm beginning to think ab=
out
reference collection development issues and would like to ask for your he=
lp in
determining the most important information resources for a secondary scho=
ol
library setting.

If you had to list your libraries top 10 reference information sources (t=
hose
that meet the information needs of your students most often) what would t=
hey
be? In other words, what are the 10 most important information resources =
in
your library? =


I'm excited to hear from you!


Thanks for your input. I greatly appreciate it.

James Werle
MLS student/School Library Media =

Seattle, WA =

jameswerle@netscape.net


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