How about a group study room? I've got one in my library,
as do most university libraries. With a few commputers, a
white board and furniture it's a great space for
collaborative work.
~Lanell Rabner
Librarian
Springville High School
lanell.rabner@nebo.edu
On Fri, 8 May 2009 10:14:36 -0600
Anita Booher <abooher@PCSCHOOLS.US> wrote:
> Hello. My library was built with a contained conference
>room. Several years ago I used it as my teaching space
>and would bring classes in for lessons using a SmartBoard
>and projector. With our school undergoing major
>re-design and construction the past 3 years, that space
>has been used for administrative and counselor offices.
> Now construction is finished and the room is empty.
> Each classroom in our building now has media systems
>with projectors, so I can go to any classroom and teach
>and don't need a designated space. I'm faced with the
>dilemma of how to use that conference room now. I'm
>afraid that if I don't find a positive use for the space,
>it may be used as a classroom or storage area in time.
> Not necessarily a bad thing, but I wonder if there's a
>better use.
> Do any of you have any creative ideas of how I can best
>use that space for students? I'm thinking about a
>reading chat room or lounge, but I'm sure many of you
>have better ideas. I would love to hear them.
> Thanking you in advance.
>
> Anita Booher, M.Ed.
> Librarian
> Park City High School
> Park City, UT 84060
> (435) 645-5650
> abooher@pcschools.us
>
> "The library is the temple of learning, and learning has
>liberated more people than all the wars in history." Carl
>Thomas Rowan
>
>
>
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