Re: [LM_NET] LM_NET Digest - 1 Dec 2008 - Special issue (#2008-1726)

[Sherry Altman <shryaltman@GMAIL.COM>]

Re: Damaged Book

I had a similar situation.  I work as a librarian at a residential facility
for teenage boys.  The first time I lent out the sequel to a popular YA
novel, the student who had borrowed it returned it a week later and
apologizedf for having a nosebleed on page 172...!  I asked the school's
nurse the same question about safety.  The answer was that dried blood is
harmless. I then double-checked with my principal, who also thought it was
safe, but decided to try to remove the blood stain, since she said she's a
whiz at such things.  But, alas, no luck.  So I'm keeping the book but also
buying another copy.
S. Altman
altmans@gjrmail.com
George Junior Republic UFSD
Freeville, NY
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> Date:    Mon, 1 Dec 2008 12:02:46 -0600
> From:    Cheri Nienke <cnienke@ANDOVERLIBRARY.ORG>
> Subject: Re: title Rose Labyrinth
>
> How are most libraries processing the Rose Labyrinth, by Titania
> Hardie.......does the 'notebook' need to stay with the book?  Thanks,
> Cheri Nienke
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> Cheri Nienke
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> Date:    Mon, 1 Dec 2008 12:13:19 -0600
> From:    Beth Yount <byount@MARCELINE.K12.MO.US>
> Subject: GEN: damaged book
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> To make a long (and sometimes humorous) story short, a first grade
> student returned a book this week that had been "lost" since last
> spring.  It has dried deer blood along the edges of the cover and pages.
> Are there health issues I should be worried about?  The Principal seems
> to think it can be reshelved.  The school nurse thought if we wiped the
> edges off with alcohol it would sanitize them.
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> Any wisdom is appreciated!
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> Thanks,
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> Beth
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> Beth G. Yount
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> District Library Media Specialist
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> Marceline R-V School District
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> Co-Chair Northeast Region MASL
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> Date:    Mon, 1 Dec 2008 13:13:57 -0500
> From:    "Sarles Patricia (18K500)" <PSarles@SCHOOLS.NYC.GOV>
> Subject: TARGET: XO laptops
>
> Is anybody in a school that has or is planning to purchase the XO laptop =
> for their students?
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> This is the $200. laptop that was featured on 60 minutes recently.
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> It was a laptop developed for children in developing countries but is =
> also being used in certain high poverty areas in the states.
> =20
> Anybody's school planning on buying them?
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> If you are curious, this is their website: http://laptop.org
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> Date:    Mon, 1 Dec 2008 12:42:29 -0600
> From:    Naomi Bates <nbates@NISDTX.ORG>
> Subject: SEC Book Review:  Skinned by Robin Wasserman
>
> Lia has it all*beauty, a boyfriend, the most popular friends, a wealthy
> family, and a ViM (virtual machine) full of networked friends and a
> lifetime of vids. But in a blink of an eye, all is lost when an accident
> nearly kills her. Lia's last memory as a human is the smell of burning
> flesh*
> When she wakes up in a hospital, Lia is relieved to find out she
> survived that freak accident, but her nightmare only starts to begin
> when she realizes the truth. She is no longer human, but a mech-head, a
> skinner...
> What exactly is Lia Kahn now? Does she still have human rights, or are
> those rights reserved? Her friends, her boyfriend*even her family
> don't know how to treat her. Lia is caught between being a
> futuristic monster with the memories of a once real person and trying
> her hardest to be the only person she knows how to be.
> Intense, thought-provoking and realistically written, this book takes
> the reader into the future and how changes of the power of technology in
> our daily lives alter us."
>
> Full review on my blog:  naomibates.blogspot.com
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>
>
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> Date:    Mon, 1 Dec 2008 13:45:56 -0500
> From:    "BRIGGS, DIANE" <briggsd@TROY.K12.NY.US>
> Subject: HIT: Wikis
>
> Dear Collective Brain:
>
> =20
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> Many Thanks to all who answered my query about wikis. I received a ton
> of responses and here are most of them.
>
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> Diane Briggs
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> SLMS
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> Troy High School
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> Troy NY
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> I recommend wikispaces. It was very easy to figure out.
>
> I like wikispaces.  I think it's user friendly and the support people
> are excellent.  They get right back to you within a day or so (which is
> quick in my book for them being in the UK).  And I like their floating
> toolbar.
>
> PBWiki is very easy but free versions have limited accounts so you may
> have to setup a generic user that everyone knows.  http://pbwiki.com/ If
> your district uses Moodle they have a built-in wiki.
>
> Collaborative documents are easy with Google Docs but may require an
> email address to setup an account (doesn't have to be a gmail account)
>
>
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> I use Wikispaces. I find it easy to set up, easy to control and easy to
> keep up. To me, it is more visually appealing than some of the others.
> The visual editor is pretty straight forward and their help screen has a
> lot on it if you run into something that isn't clear. You can control
> how open it is to the world and who can edit.
>
> www.pbwiki.com is great!!!  has lot of help screens available.  Can
> copy/paste from word.  Easily makes links in text or in the SideBar.  I
> have used it several times with classes.   Now has enhanced user levels
> so you can have administrative capabilities and students can edit or not
> as you choose.
>
> =20
>
> It is really great.  Wikispaces is usually highly recommended also but I
> have not used it myself.
>
> I just created my first wiki at wikispaces.com.  I had struggled with
> trying to use pbwiki and was very frustrated.  Nothing made sense to me.
> So I searched through some wikis at the Eduscapes website where I have
> worked on some online classes (http://eduscapes.com/sessions/wiki/ ) and
> noticed that lots of them used wikispaces,
> http://www.wikispaces.com/site/for/teachers .  Have fun!
>
> pbwiki is supposed to be as easy as "peanut butter and jelly"
>
> at our library we use centraldesktop.com - track student requests given
> to our library clerks at circulation so "us" librarians know what
> students are asking to read, or equipment/materials they are expecting
> us to have
>
> I have accounts for both pbwiki and wetpaint.  For adult use, I much
> prefer wetpaint (www.wetpaint.com), as it allows the administrator of
> the wiki to "lock down" certain pages once the collaborative work is
> complete.  This prevents accidental loss of information with users who
> are just getting familiar with wikis and how they work.
>
> Diane,
>
> =20
>
> I wrote a review of some of the easiest wikis that teachers and
> librarians can use.  It's in School Library Journal--
> http://www.schoollibraryjournal.com/article/CA6438167.html
>
> =20
>
> I've used each of these and can find particular elements that I enjoy
> using from each of them.  There are tutorials for all of these programs
> once you browse the websites, but if you are really tentative about
> using one or if you need examples of how they can be used, I'm sending
> you links to some tutorials.  Hopefully this will help.
>
> =20
>
> http://www.commoncraft.com/video-wikis-plain-english
>
> =20
>
> http://www.scribd.com/doc/3595340/Zoho-Wiki-Tutorial
>
> =20
>
> http://lis.dickinson.edu/Technology/Training/Tutorials/Web/WikiTipsWeb.p
> df
>
> =20
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_tutorial
>
> =20
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> =20
>
> Good luck!
>
> =20
>
> ~Shonda
>
> I would recommend the Wikispaces from Google. They have an education
> version that has no advertisements. Use this link to access that
> service: http://www.wikispaces.com/site/for/teachers
>    Choose the "private-free for educators" option.
> They are really easy to set up and the instructions are good. It's just
> word processing with the ability to insert (embed) links,
> documents,files, pdfs, videos, very easily.
>
> I use wikispaces.com  You can set up a free account for an educator that
> will have no ads on it.  Other free accounts have ads on the side, and
> some of them might be inappropriate for schools.  They are very simple
> to use.  If you'd like, take a look at mine at
> dupolibrary.wikispaces.com.  It's nothing fancy, but gets info out there
> for the students to use.
>
> Try PBwiki.com (as easy as making a peanut butter sandwich).  I use one
> for an informal school site as our Web site is not maintained by me, its
> design is horrible and lacks info.  You can see my school's wiki at
> http://eatonacademy.pbwiki.com <http://eatonacademy.pbwiki.com/>=20
>
> By now you've probably heard that either wikispaces or pbwiki work well.
>
> Also, Blackboard, Moodle and Turnitin all have wiki components
>
> Try .... eduscapes.com
>
> =20
>
> go to High Tech Learning
>
> go to High Tech Learning again
>
> go to Learning Spaces
>
> go to Collaborative Web and Wikis
>
> =20
>
> Have fun ... great site!
>
> I've had good success with pbwiki. It's free to educators and they have
> great tutorials! They also had a couple quick webinars that I took when
> I signed up.
>
> I've also used wikispaces which have good tutorials as well....you'll
> definitely like one or the other best.
>
> With either one, make sure you sign up as an educator so you won't have
> to worry about the ads.
>
> Hope this helps!
>
> I'm sure someone recommended pbwiki.com they are so simple and easy to
> use.  It is truly as simple as making a peanut butter sandwich.  It
> walks you through it and it is super simple. =20
>
> =20
>
> http://booktalksandmore.pbwiki.com <http://booktalksandmore.pbwiki.com/>
>
>
> =20
>
> My favorite place to begin with a wiki is PBWiki.  The link is:
>
> http://pbwiki.com/academic.wiki
>
> =20
>
> The best way to learn would be to go to the link above, click on "create
> a wiki," and make a practice wiki so you can see how pages interlink and
> how to edit--so save that really good wiki name for the real one!  It's
> really as easy as making a Word document.  Once you've made a wiki and
> logged in,click on the "edit" tab at the top of the page, make a few
> changes, and click "save."  You select text to change text color, text
> size, or to add a hyperlink, just as you would in a Word document or
> PowerPoint. Adding pictures is slightly more complicated--you have to
> upload the file to the wiki, or link to a photo you have hosted
> someplace else, but once you've walked through it once, it's easy.
> PBWiki makes it easy to link between pages.
>
> =20
>
> I have some links to PBWiki videos and powerpoints, as well as a few
> educational examples here: http://squareone.pbwiki.com/PBWiki+Info
>
> =20
>
> My Library resource wiki (http://squareone.pbwiki.com/) has grown to
> over a 100 pages.  I even pay (gasp!) out of my own pocket to have a
> "premium" wiki, because it makes my life easier, but there's no reason
> to use a premium wiki, especially when you're just starting out.
>
> =20
>
> If you have any questions, please e-mail me.  We could even set up a
> time to talk on the phone--I actually walked my husband through setting
> up a wiki for his class over the phone.
>
> =20
>
> Hope this helps!
>
> I use and love Wikispaces.   They will give you a free account as long
> as you certify the space is used for k-12 education.  It's quite simple
> to begin and is the host of the LM_Net wiki. =20
>
> Basic beginning steps
>
> 1. Sign up for a space
> 2. Set up administrative permissions as you'd like (who can view, who
> can add/edit etc.,)
> 3. Add members to the space (they will need to 'join')
> 4. I recommend creating a page with guidelines for posting and, if you
> want consistent formatting, I would also recommend providing a template
> for the users to download and use to create their materials.  **This is
> just my opinion**
> 5. Start creating or uploading content.
>
> I have two wiki's at bomansbookbanter.wikispaces.com and
> coreknowledgelibrarians.wikispaces.com
>
> We use Wikispaces www.wikispaces.com and it's free.  You can look at the
> one for our local high school at
> http://lhslibrarymediacenter.wikispaces.com/ .  The teacher librarian
> there also set up one for me to use at my elementary school site.  We're
> still in the process of getting my administrator's approval so I haven't
> expanded it much, but the possibilities are endless.  Here's the link-
> http://helenallenlibrary.wikispaces.com/ =20
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In the message write EITHER: 1) SIGNOFF LM_NET  2) SET LM_NET NOMAIL
 3) SET LM_NET MAIL  4) SET LM_NET DIGEST  * Allow for confirmation.
 * LM_NET Help & Information: http://www.eduref.org/lm_net/
 * LM_NET Archive: http://www.eduref.org/lm_net/archive/
 * EL-Announce with LM_NET Select: http://lm-net.info/
 * LM_NET Supporters: http://www.eduref.org/lm_net/ven.html
 * LM_NET Wiki: http://lmnet.wikispaces.com/
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