TECH: Training

[bambi burden <blburden@YAHOO.COM>]

When new technology is introduced in your library, who
conducts the training?  Do you utilize someone within
the school, or do you hire someone to do the training?
 Once you are trained, do you then train the teachers,
staff and students?  Just wondered how this is handled
in other libraries.  We have very little training in
our school, and I would like to make some suggestions
to our principal, but would like to see what is
working well with other schools.  Thanks in advance
for your input.

Bambi L. Burden, librarian
blburden@yahoo.com
Saint Paul Lutheran High School

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