On this page there is information on how to contact me with lesson requests, resource needs and trainings related to libraries and information.
Virtual Trainings
Click here to be directed to a page of various trainings provided to assist you in more effectively utilizing the library's resources. Examples of virtual trainings include:
Using the Online Catalog,
How to Cite Sources,
Avoiding Plaigairism, and more!
If you have an idea for a virtual training that isn't available, don't hesitate to contact the librarian!
Using the Online Catalog,
How to Cite Sources,
Avoiding Plaigairism, and more!
If you have an idea for a virtual training that isn't available, don't hesitate to contact the librarian!
Request Assistance!
Doing a project on Ancient Egypt and want some credible online resources to share with your students? Want your students to learn how to find biographies of Famous Women during their next visit? Have a special research skill you want introduced before I have it scheduled? Use the Collaboration Request Form at least two weeks in advance so that we can plan for it!
A Few Great Places to Start Online Research...
Finding information on the Internet is easy. Finding credible sources of authoritative information isn't so easy. The following will get your students on the right track no matter what your online research needs. Have a website you'd like to recommend??? Submit a link using the Contact Form.
Don't forget! If you are planning on having your students do their research during the school day, our Catalog's WebPath Express feature is a wonderful tool to do online research. Results show up with a website description as well as the grade level of the site's target audience.
Internet Public Library (http://www.ipl.org/div/kidspace/)
With quick links to U.S. Presidents, State info, Science Fair resources and more, the Internet Public Library For Kids is a great place to start researching a variety of topics.
Fact Monster (http://www.factmonster.com/)
An online Encyclopedia, Almanac, Atlas, Dictionary and Thesauraus. Colorful and simple, this is a wonderful site for getting basic information on many topics...(more)
Don't forget! If you are planning on having your students do their research during the school day, our Catalog's WebPath Express feature is a wonderful tool to do online research. Results show up with a website description as well as the grade level of the site's target audience.
Internet Public Library (http://www.ipl.org/div/kidspace/)
With quick links to U.S. Presidents, State info, Science Fair resources and more, the Internet Public Library For Kids is a great place to start researching a variety of topics.
Fact Monster (http://www.factmonster.com/)
An online Encyclopedia, Almanac, Atlas, Dictionary and Thesauraus. Colorful and simple, this is a wonderful site for getting basic information on many topics...(more)
