GEN: Computers in school libraries

[Carol Fisher <CebleFish@AOL.COM>]

Hello all,
I am an MLS student at East Carolina Univ. and I was wondering if you could
help me.

I am interested in knowing if the students at your schools have access to
computers through the library.   If so, do they use them (over books) to do
research--CD rom encylcopedias, internet searches, etc?  What CD Roms do they
seem to favor?

Those schools that don't have computers available to their students, is it a
money issue?  Or an administrative issue?  I'm thinking high schools would be
the most obvious place where students could use the computers themselves, but
how about Jr. High?

And if you have a moment...i've been reading these posts for weeks now and
all of you seem to LOVE your jobs, is that true or is it wishful thinking?

Thanks so much
Carol Fisher
MLS student (via internet)
East Carolina University
Greenville, NC
(but I live in VA)
CebleFish@aol.com

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