Thanks for your great ideas!
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A wireless internet system in the media center (think of all the cords
you could get rid off!). Scanners for students and teachers to use.
All computers would need cdrw drives and front access for "pen-drives".
Color printers for the kids (must charge $ to replace ink). Digital
cameras for teachers to check out as well as digital video cameras and
the software to utilize them (have you ever created an iMovie? What a
neat thing - my school district in Austin Texas had laptops and video
cameras for classroom checkout and the projects that students could
make were terrific) LCD projectors as well - at least three!
Besides a full size laminator, the small business card and letter sized
laminators are nice to have. Teens will pay to have a favorite photo
laminated, so that covers the cost of lamination paper.
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a smart board and a smart pad
I also must have my lcd projector! love it!!!
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Dear Santa:
I would like a rear-projection Smartboard; a program like TechCommander
that would let me start-up/control all student stations at the same
time; five or six new digital cameras with memory cards and a card
reader; a set of flashdrives for my entire staff; and---for the
librarian and library aide---a Cuisinart 10-Cup grind & brew
coffeemaker, with a thermal carafe.
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Smart board! I would so appreciate it! 2nd on the list would be an
LCD projector that works in bright light!
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1. LCD projector on cart or ceiling mounted with a DVD/VCR player,
tuner for
cable TV, external audio speakers, connection for teacher and/or student
computers
2. scanners with OCR software
3. digital document presenter (takes the place of the old Opaque
presenter)
4. wireless laptops on carts
5. iPacs for our PE dept - can take attendance remotely
6. musical midi stations for the music dept
7. DV camcorders
8. digital cameras
9. computer workstations for video editing
10. mimio (a smaller version of a SMART Board)
11. Remote desktop software for monitoring and/or controlling student
desktops
12. wireless listening stations
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All the equipment for running a TV studio or at least an editing suite
so we could enter film festivals.
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Elmo document cameras and projectors.
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a PC tablet with a projector.
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Ceiling-mounted, wireless LCD projector, 2000 lumens, XGA resolution
(they do exist-- for a price)
A wireless access point big enough to cover the entire library (our
little Linksys ones are unreliable and have weak signals.
Laptops with built in wireless capabilities. Using PCMCIA cards is a
pain.
A wireless barcode scanner
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A wireless laptop for out-of-library use
a PDA that links to my computer
a Smartboard
a new computer for my aide (hers died and now we're sharing mine)
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Kathy Garneau
Library Media Specialist
Bannockburn School
2165 Telegraph Road
Bannockburn, IL 60015
847.945.5900
"And now," cried Max, "let the wild rumpus start!"
--Where the Wild Things Are
Maurice Sendak, 1963
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