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Autore principale: Ray, Mark
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 2013
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Accesso online:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1040242
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contents None of the Above Ray, Mark School Libraries Library Services User Needs (Information) Library Materials Classification Electronic Libraries Literary Genres Library Development Change Strategies Educational Resources Elementary Secondary Education Foreign Countries The exponential influx of digital content and mobile devices into schools begs for school librarians to engage in discussions and decision making about the selection, classification, management, and distribution of content ranging from e-books to open educational resources. As information professionals, school librarians should channel their inner Dewey to lead and guide the digital shift already under way in schools. Unfortunately, it appears that many school libraries remain resolutely bound to print. The author shares his opinion on Genre vs. Dewey, and whether school libraries are providing students with the digital content that they want.
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spellingShingle None of the Above
Ray, Mark
School Libraries
Library Services
User Needs (Information)
Library Materials
Classification
Electronic Libraries
Literary Genres
Library Development
Change Strategies
Educational Resources
Elementary Secondary Education
Foreign Countries
None of the Above Ray, Mark School Libraries Library Services User Needs (Information) Library Materials Classification Electronic Libraries Literary Genres Library Development Change Strategies Educational Resources Elementary Secondary Education Foreign Countries The exponential influx of digital content and mobile devices into schools begs for school librarians to engage in discussions and decision making about the selection, classification, management, and distribution of content ranging from e-books to open educational resources. As information professionals, school librarians should channel their inner Dewey to lead and guide the digital shift already under way in schools. Unfortunately, it appears that many school libraries remain resolutely bound to print. The author shares his opinion on Genre vs. Dewey, and whether school libraries are providing students with the digital content that they want.
title None of the Above
topic School Libraries
Library Services
User Needs (Information)
Library Materials
Classification
Electronic Libraries
Literary Genres
Library Development
Change Strategies
Educational Resources
Elementary Secondary Education
Foreign Countries
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1040242