Media Specialists in Two Camps: Do Merger Possibilities Exist in the Consulting Role?
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| author | Tallman, Julie I. Bowie, Melvin M. |
| author_facet | Tallman, Julie I. Bowie, Melvin M. Tallman, Julie I. Bowie, Melvin M. |
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| contents | Media Specialists in Two Camps: Do Merger Possibilities Exist in the Consulting Role? Tallman, Julie I. Bowie, Melvin M. Educational Media Elementary Secondary Education Learning Resources Centers Librarian Teacher Cooperation Media Specialists Printed Materials School Libraries Discusses two philosophical views of school library media specialists, one that emphasizes print materials and one that emphasizes technology. Topics include the deterioration of print collections, the increasing amount of information available, effects on students in technology-poor schools, the consulting role according to "Information Power," and collaborative partnerships with teachers. (LRW) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1995 |
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| spellingShingle | Media Specialists in Two Camps: Do Merger Possibilities Exist in the Consulting Role? Tallman, Julie I. Bowie, Melvin M. Educational Media Elementary Secondary Education Learning Resources Centers Librarian Teacher Cooperation Media Specialists Printed Materials School Libraries Media Specialists in Two Camps: Do Merger Possibilities Exist in the Consulting Role? Tallman, Julie I. Bowie, Melvin M. Educational Media Elementary Secondary Education Learning Resources Centers Librarian Teacher Cooperation Media Specialists Printed Materials School Libraries Discusses two philosophical views of school library media specialists, one that emphasizes print materials and one that emphasizes technology. Topics include the deterioration of print collections, the increasing amount of information available, effects on students in technology-poor schools, the consulting role according to "Information Power," and collaborative partnerships with teachers. (LRW) |
| title | Media Specialists in Two Camps: Do Merger Possibilities Exist in the Consulting Role? |
| topic | Educational Media Elementary Secondary Education Learning Resources Centers Librarian Teacher Cooperation Media Specialists Printed Materials School Libraries |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ516591 |