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Comment by Mary Alice Osborne on September 21, 2008 at 6:54am

heres the rest of what I was trying to say :)
I s anyone else out there ditching paid databases for the incredible resources found on the invisible or so called deep web. I would love to hear your ideas about this. Recently I did lots of work to put together a list of great sources for our Seniors to use when researching controversial subjects. See is here:
http://teacher.www92.cn4e.com/Class_pages/library/controversialissues.htm
I wanted this to be pretty comprehensive for the students and hope that the resources listed there are even better than those used in Gales Opposing Viewpoints... which costs a lot of money and to me is not authentic stuff. What do you think?

Let me know
Thanks! Mary Alice Osborne

Comment by Mary Alice Osborne on September 21, 2008 at 6:47am

Hi Teacher Librarians out there!

I just joined this group. I am th MS and dHS Librarian at Shekou International
School. I am really interested if anyone else out there

Comment by Candace Aiani on September 20, 2008 at 10:29pm

I'm interested in knowing (1) what access you (stateside) librarians have to databases (Ebsco, Grolier, Gale, etc.) in terms of numbers of databases, (2) if your access is through a state or regional consortium, and (3) if you pay for the access at the local level.
Most sincerely,
Candace

Comment by Janelle Grammens on September 9, 2008 at 3:42pm

I am teacher librarian for a high school of 1700 students in Muscatine, Iowa. As a new member I am looking forward to the exchange of ideas that this group will provide.

Comment by PMS@CHS on September 9, 2008 at 2:36pm

If you are a librarian in West Virginia I would like to hear from you about the CSO's that are being put into "Kid Friendly" terms.

Comment by Rita Sitron on August 18, 2008 at 3:52pm

I need some new refreshing freshman orientation activities that don't bore me! Any new ideas?

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