Generally, I do not think we should be using this kind of video
equipment. As library media specialists we, in my opinion, need to
strive towards being completely comfortable with the most professional
video systems we can afford. And we need to learn how to use them
effectively. School libraries are in a prime position to not only house
information, but produce information to help close the gap between
school and community and do more to promote learning communities. We
should look to purchase the best cameras and best software possible. And
have the best systems - and use them in the best way possible. It is a
powerful medium that has been so misused over the years when it belonged
to just a few. Who is more prepared to use this medium in a most
respectful way than school library media specialists?
www.librarymedia.net
ddigregorio@tenafly.k12.nj.us
David Di Gregorio
Supervisor Library Media Services
Tenafly High School
19 Columbus Drive
Tenafly, NJ 07670
USA
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