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Extended
Sessions: Friday October 14, 2005
Lunch is included with registration for an Extended
Session. You must indicate lunch choice to receive a lunch. No
meal changes after October 7.
Indicate 1st, 2nd 3rd choice on registration
form.
Morning : 9:00- 12:00
- (Use code: Web Reference)
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Using the Free
Web to Supplement Reference Collections in a Secndary
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- presented by Dr. Tina Hovekamp, Public
Services Coordinator/ Head Reference Librarian Central
Oregon Community College
In these times of slashed budgets
and limited dollars, librarians cannot rely on expensive
print sources alone to suppport the growning needs
of our students. Media
Center can develop FREE, reliable onlin reference
collections to ensure that students have the
opportunity to explore a list of useful websites
to support thier learning.
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code:Book Repair) |
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Book Repair with Alan
Kopf(Full) |
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Learn about book repair from cover
to cover! Learn how to use the tools of the trade to
fix those broken volumes in your library, plus preventive
tips to keep those books off your repair cart! Book
mending, information on purchasing books for longevity
and processing tips, all designmed to keep those books
circulating will be covered. A 30 item repair kit is
included for $30 materials fee required with registration.
Maximum:
20 participants(Full)
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OSLIS, EBSCO and Lexiles:
The Whole Nine Yards...and More! |
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Presented by
Jim Tindall, Patty Sorensen, Melanee Lucas, Martha
Dechard, and Blake Albertsen
Trainers will provide directions
and credited resources that will benefit all library personnel,
as well as educate administrators.
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code: Newbery) |
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Newbery
2005: The Process, Challenges, Rewards and The Books |
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Presented by Heather
McNeil, Youth Services Manager, Deschutes Public Library |
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Author, Storyteller and 2005 member
of the 2005 Newbery Committee. Heather will lead a discussion
on over 450 titles she reviewed during 2004. A mock Newbery
discussion will includ Kira Kira by Cynthia
Kadohata, Sea
of Trolls by Nancy Farmer, Ida B. by
Katharine Hannigan, The Race to Save the Lord God
Bird by
Philip Hoose, The voice That Challenged a Nation by
Russell Freedman and Lizzie Bright and the Buckminster
Boy by Gary D. Schmidt.
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- Afternoon : 1:00- 4:00
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Turbo) |
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Big 6 Turbo Tools: Helping Students Succeed
in Problem-Solving
Presented by Kaaren Linton, et. al. Trainer/Trade Show Coordinator
Big6 TurboTools |
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Learn how to use the Big6 TurboTools and how they work
in conjunction with the Big6 process. The TurboTools enable
students to be successful information problem-solvers by
provinding online tools which guide them through the process
and supplies additional tools to help students record and
organize their information in order to produce a meaningful
project.
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Seven Habits of Highly
Effective Library Managers with Beth Pearl-Gent PowerPoint |
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A comprehesive and practical workshop designed for non-licensed
personnel who have the responsibility for managing the
Library Media Center. Participants will focus on
the primary importance of following standard library procedures
to ensure will organized and effective school libraries.
Topics that will be covered include: how to keep essential
records, tips on placing orders, efficient processing of
materials, ways to improve the quality of library collections
and a discussion of policy and copy right issues.
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| (Use code: Teen Lit) |
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Come to the Table: The Best in New Teen Literature
Presented by Jerene Battisti and Angelina Bendetti; Renton
Public Library
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Feast on a banquet of new fiction
and nonfiction for teens, ages 12-18. Explore trends in publishing for teens
and latest from perennially popular authors. Those
in attendence will be able to see and touch the books
for themselves. The presenters' enthusiastic and dynamic
style and their love of good books will inspire you to
share these new titles with your students.
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code: Make it ) |
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Make it and Take it for your Library (Full)
Presented by Gregory Lum (Jesuit High School), Edith Fuller
(Portland Public Schools) and Linda Young (Cal Young Middle
School) |
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Get your fingers and mind ready for an active hands-on
session on a variety of activities that you can implement
immediately. Ideas and lessons for making pop-up books,
origami books, blank journals from old textbook covers
and mini-books will be included. Appropriate for
those working with all ages.
(Additional $10 materials
fee required when registering)
Maximum: 30 participants.
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