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New York School Media Centers:     more books (28)

Literary theory and media practice: Six essays on semiotics, aesthetics, and technology (Pro Helvetia Swiss lectureship) by Ernest W. B Hess-Lüttich, 2000 Framing identity: The press in Crown Heights (Research paper) by Carol B Conaway, 1996 What to do when cable comes to town: Some guidelines for citizen action by Ben Park, 1979 National networking: A case study (Paper) by Seldon P Todd, 1981 Cable television franchising: A case study of Minneapolis, Minnesota by Peter Douglas Edwards, 1985 Measuring subjective reactions to teletext page design by Brian G Champness, 1981 Implementing interactive telecommunications services: Report on problems which arise during implementation of field trials and demonstration projects by M. C. J Elton, 1979 The last five months of a pilot teletext service: Interim results on utilization and attitudes (Research on broadcast teletext. Working paper) by Ric Irving, 1982 Introduction to videodisc systems, production, and market development: A report prepared for Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Office of Science and Technology by John Carey, 1981 Videotape in legal education: A study of its implications and a manual for its use by Michael Botein, 1979 Videotex and electronic publishing: A legal, regulatory, and economic analysis by Michael Botein, 1982 Planning the use of telecommunication in vocational rehabilitation by Ben Park, 1978 An introduction to telemedicine;: Interactive television for delivery of health services by Ben Park, 1974 Two-way cable television: An evaluation of community uses in Reading, Pennsylvania ; final report to the National Science Foundation, summary by Mitchell L Moss, 1978

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21. New York School For The Deaf High School
    The Instructional media Center provides computer, network, audio visual and other new york school for the Deaf 555 Knollwood Road White Plains, NY 10603  
    http://www.nysd.k12.ny.us/IMC/MEDIA.html
    
    Extractions: The Instructional Media Center provides computer, network, audio visual and other media equipment, support and training for all NYSD faculty, staff and students. If you would like to borrow equipment, having a problem with your computer or would like to brainstorm about a class project idea using technology with your students, please let us know how we can assist you. IMC Request Forms are used when requesting computer, network or AV equipment services or repair. Printed or electronic request forms should be sent inter-office or e-mailed to three school days in advance of your event Your request will be confirmed when we receive it. We look forward to working with you!

22. Library Media Center At BCMS
    The library media center is the information hub of the school. Using InformationLiteracy Standards to support the new york State Learning Standards,  
    http://bcsd.k12.ny.us/middle/lmc/lmc.htm
    
    Extractions: Hours for Students: 8:00 AM - 3:45 PM The library media center is the information hub of the school. Our mission is to support the middle school curriculum and to create a lifelong love for reading. Using Information Literacy Standards to support the New York State Learning Standards , we collaborate with teachers to develop students who can think critically and work independently.

23. 92nd Street Y - New York, NY - Lectures, Concerts, Classes, Gym, JCC & More
    community center with programs for all ages new york City concerts, dance, Milstein/Rosenthal Center for media and Technology school of the Arts  
    http://www.92ndsty.org/

24. Dryden MS/HS Library Media Center
    Dryden Middle school/High school Library media Center Dryden Central schoolDistrict, PO Box 88, Dryden, new york 13053  
    http://www.dryden.k12.ny.us/~adutche1/F0001314A/F000147A7/

25. Niskayuna HS Media Center Links
    Internet Sch Lib media Center, http//134.126.10.30/~ramseyil/index.html. new yorkState new york State Education Department, http//www.nysed.gov/  
    http://www.nisk.k12.ny.us/nhs/media/
    
    Extractions: Match ALL words Match ANY word Media Center Links http://library.cqpress.com/cqresearcher EBSCO http://search.epnet.com/login.asp Gale Group http://infotrac.galegroup.com/itweb/nysl_ca_nisk Lexis-Nexis http://www.lexisnexis.com/scholastic PubScience http://pubsci.osti.gov ScienceMag http://www.sciencemag.org Art Museum Image Consortium http://vnweb.hwwilsonweb.com/hww/jumpstart.jhtml Data on the Internet http://nilesonline.com/data Digital Book Index http://digitalbookindex.com/search001a.htm Fed Resources for Edu Excellence http://www.ed.gov/free/ Grolier http://go.grolier.com Librarians' Index to the Internet http://lii.org Merriam-Webster Online http://www.m-w.com/ Reference Desk http://refdesk.com SciCentral http://www.scicentral.com Searchedu.com http://searchedu.com World Book Online http://worldbookonline.com Search the Internet Altavista http://www.altavista.com DirectHit http://www.directhit.com Infoseek http://www.go.com Google http://www.google.com Mamma http://www.mamma.com Metor http://www.metor.com Northern Light http://www.northernlight.com

26. NCEF Resource List: Library And Media Center Design--K-12
    Planning school Library media Center Facilities for new Hampshire and Vermont . With support from the new york City Mayor, corporate donors,  
    http://www.edfacilities.org/rl/libraries.cfm

27. Media Centers In The Seaford School District Central Elementary
    media centers in the Seaford school District Central Elementary The new mediaCenter has lots of room for reading, meetings, and student activities.  
    http://www.seaford.k12.de.us/it/ce_mc.htm
    
    Extractions: Central Elementary School has plenty of books for all ages and lots of space to enjoy them! Ms. Jeanne McKenzie, Media Specialist, reads with her class. The NEW Media Center has lots of room for reading, meetings, and student activities. Students often use the wireless laptops for research and special projects. Central Elementary Media Center Staff: Jeanne McKenzie - Media Specialist Evelyn Maddox - Paraprofessional Central Elementary as seen "Under Construction" in the summer of 2001. Seaford School District

28. Information Center Online Resources
    Search newspaper articles from 120 newspapers, including the new york Times and a media center and includes technology recommendations, websites, school  
    http://www.oakland.k12.mi.us/online.htm

29. Electronic School: Media Central
    Most facility plans make the new breed of school library/media centers the homeof their television studio, multimedia production lab, student/staff  
    http://www.electronic-school.com/199903/0399f3.html
    
    Extractions: Knowing the components of media centers, including media-production areas, is key to understanding what media centers can become. Media centers have always been people places. Making those spaces as congenial as possible while remaining flexible remains of utmost importance. Planning for flexibility mandates that media centers have as few internal walls as possible. The corresponding lighting pattern must be just as flexible. Libraries traditionally require two types of lighting: general and task specific. While this remains true, the infusion of technologies into media centers creates new circumstances and rules for lighting needs. As an example, a diagonal pattern for ceiling lighting offers flexibility by allowing for good illumination no matter how the library stacks are arranged or rearranged or even if they no longer function as stack areas. Running the lighting down the stack aisles definitely would limit future design options. Similarly, placing diagonal ceiling-lighting installations on separate controls also helps with creating special lighting areas. Making use of natural daylight in reading areas is a longtime tradition of library/media center design, and deservedly so. Yet also consider that while relying in part on natural light for daytime reading and activities works well, additional lighting will be needed if the media center is open for nighttime activities. Even if the facility does not have regular evening hours, more than likely there will be after-work parent open houses and meetings of outside groups there in the evening.

30. Criteria For Selection Of Library Media Materials
    SELECTION CRITERIA FOR school LIBRARY media CENTER COLLECTIONS eg, BaltimoreSun, new york Times from Dialog Information Services and the limited  
    http://www.bcps.org/offices/lis/office/admin/selection.html
    
    Extractions: SELECTION CRITERIA FOR SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER COLLECTIONS The Baltimore County Public School policy states that each office in the Department of Instruction shall establish a Materials Review and Selection Committee to determine criteria for selecting materials to ensure that all instructional materials extend the knowledge and understanding of the Essential Curriculum. The following policy was developed by the Office of Library and Information Technology. School library media specialists are responsible for the review, evaluation, and selection of the school library media collection. They are guided by the system-level selection policy that embodies the philosophy and procedures set forth in national, state, and county documents. Library media specialists work cooperatively with administrators and teachers to provide resources which represent diverse points of view, stimulate growth in thinking skills, and promote the overall educational program. Library media collections are developed to meet both curricular and personal needs. To ensure that these needs are met, library media specialists apply selection criteria and use recommended selection tools. All purchases, including gifts, should meet the same selection standards.

31. MSLIS School Media Specialist - Palmer School Of Library And Information Science
    LIS 626 Teaching Methodologies for the school media Center All candidatesfor new york Certification as a school Library media Specialist (Pre K-12)  
    http://palmer.cwpost.liu.edu/mslis/mslisschool.html
    
    Extractions: The Palmer School offers an accredited Master's in Library and Information Science degree program that prepares students for initial New York State Certification as School Library Media Specialists. After two years of successful employment in the field, professional certification can be requested from New York State. These specialists are prepared to: initiate and sustain a leadership role for learning-based technologies and the integration of knowledge across the curriculum There is a critical need for well-prepared School Library Media Specialists in the tri-state area people who enjoy working with students, teacher and administrators. The increasing capabilities of information technology have catapulted the role of school library media specialist from a supporting role to that of a leader, change agent and teacher to teachers, ensuring that students and staff are effective users of ideas and information.

32. School Library Journal Homepage
    Now in its fifth year, The new york Times Librarian Awards honors Cindy Woll,a library media teacher at Alvarado Middle school in Union City, CA,  
    http://www.schoollibraryjournal.com/
    
    Extractions: Already a magazine subscriber? Register for our web site at no additional cost Sign up for our e-mail alerts or for a free 30-day trial of our web site Already registered for our site? Log In Browse by SLJ Section Building Influence Chat Room Editorial Educator's Resource Kit Features First Steps Focus On Graphic Novel Roundup Learning Quarterly Librarian's Internet News Nonfiction Booktalker TechKnowledge Teen Talk Up for Discussion UpFront What Works Browse by Topic Assessment Author/Illus. Interviews Awards Best Books Careers Censorship Certification Children's/YA Publishing Collection Development Conferences Curriculum Standards Databases Early Learning Resources Funding Graphic Novels Information Literacy Instructional Resources Intellectual Freedom Legislation Literacy Multimedia New in Paperback No Child Left Behind People Product Reviews Professional Development Reading Research Spending/Budgets Staffing/Salaries Student Achievement Technology Teens Testing Web Resources

33. Cuba-Rushford Central School District Transforming Classroom
    media Center. Library media Center new york State newspapers National newspaperIndex. Health and Wellness Resource Center and  
    http://www.crcs.wnyric.org/page.asp?ParentSectionId=36&PageID=193&SectionID=36

34. United Way Of New York City: Press Releases
    media Center. Press Releases. Reports. FAQs. eQuiz. Multimedia new YorkState Provides $3.2 Million For After-school Programs Benefiting At-Risk  
    http://www.unitedwaynyc.org/?id=68

35. NYC Dept. Of Ed. – Fund For Public Schools Helps New York Donate To Educati
    The Fund for Public Schools was created by the new york City Department of Education Library media centers are especially vital in schools in innercity  
    http://www.nycenet.edu/fundforpublicschools/Programs/Libraries
    
    Extractions: Home about us contact us job openings ... nyc dept. of education Site Search GO donate get involved news and information ... Fundraising Tool Kit What is the Fund for Public Schools? The Fund for Public Schools was created by the New York City Department of Education to support our public schools. Click here for more information. Adopt a School Join businesses around NYC in supporting schools through partnership! Click here for more information on the Adopt a School program Support our Schools Make a gift you know will make a difference - donate to the New York City Public Schools today. Help students learn to read - support New York City public school libraries. Libraries Library Media Centers Literacy skills form the foundation for learning in all curricular areas. Library media centers are designed to serve as the “intellectual hub” of the schools, providing a rich array of print and technological resources that strengthen the literacy (i.e., reading, writing, speaking and listening), research and presentation skills of students. Well-equipped library media centers offer an extensive set of educational resources and opportunities for students and teachers.

36. B-CC High School Media Center
    media Center Research Links new york Times, The Learning Network has developedlesson plan units that use recent new york Times articles as springboards  
    http://www.mcps.k12.md.us/schools/bcchs/mediacenter/interres.html
    
    Extractions: MCPS Website Search Tool Return to Media Research Link Buttons Online Resources (Some of the following resources require IDs and passwords.) Magazine Articles Issues and Controversies In-depth investigations of today's top issues Password required Infotrac - Gale Research Opposing Viewpoints Access viewpoint articles, topic overviews, statistics, primary documents, links to websites, and full-text magazine and newspaper articles Student Resource Center - Gold (1980 - Present) A fully integrated database containing thousands of curriculum-targeted primary documents, biographies, topical essays, background information, critical analyses, full-text coverage of over 1,000 magazines, newspapers, over 20,000 photographs and illustrations, and more than 8 hours of audio and video clips.

37. Academic Programs SU School Of Information Studies - School Media Specialization
    school Of Information Studies 4282 Center for Science and Technology school Library media Services new york State Education Department Albany, NY  
    http://istweb.syr.edu/academics/graduate/mls/mediaprogram/governing.asp
    
    Extractions: School Media Specialization: Governing Council Governing Council The School Media Program Governing Council is an advisory group that meets once a year at the School of Information Studies. The council reviews and consults on the competency checklist, course offerings, and marketing strategies of the school media program. The (2002-3) School Media Program Governing Council is listed below: Ruth Small, Chair

38. Marlboro High School Media Center
    Marlboro High school MHS media Center Research Databases Marlboro Highschool Marlboro, new york 12542 Questions and Comments  
    http://www.marlboroschools.org/HS/mchsmedia.htm
    
    Extractions: In addition to its collection of books, audiovisual resources, magazines and newspapers, the Marlboro High School Media Center is proud to offer this selection of online databases carefully chosen to meet the needs of our staff and student researchers. These databases are accessible from any computer at school and can be used from home as well. Please see a member of the Media Center Staff for User Names and Passwords necessary for home use. EBSCO

39. Marlboro High School Media Center
    In fact, new york State Commissioner of Education Richard Mills The MarlboroHigh school media Center encourages student leisure reading in many ways.  
    http://www.marlboroschools.org/HS/reading.htm
    
    Extractions: Marlboro, NY 12542 SEARCH ENGINES PATHFINDERS READING SUGGESTIONS TEACHER LINKS READING SUGGESTIONS Leisure reading is a very important component of education. Not only is it a very enjoyable and relaxing way to pass the time, but it is also a painless way to improve your speaking and writing skills. In fact, New York State Commissioner of Education Richard Mills recommends that students read at least 25 books per year of increasingly sophisticated content and literary quality. This may sound like an overwhelming goal, particularly if you currently think of yourself as a non-reader. The trick is to find an interesting book and make some time each day for reading. Before you know it, it will have become a habit - a good one! The Marlboro High School Media Center encourages student leisure reading in many ways. The links below may help get you started on the reading habit. Author Visit Alex Flinn Young adult mystery writer Alex Flinn will visit the Marlboro High School on April 21, 2004. A lawyer by trade, Ms. Flinn grew up on Long Island, but now lives in Florida with her family. Her experiences in the legal profession have shaped the plots of the the books she writes.

40. Media
    The media Center at Williamsburg Middle school serves the needs of over 900 students Arlington Journal CNN Interactive new york Times USA Today  
    http://www.arlington.k12.va.us/schools/williamsburg/staff/lmc/

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