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North Carolina School Media Centers:     more detail

An investigation of the United States government publications as a source of reference material for high school media centers/libraries of North Carolina by Regis Joseph Glaesner, 1978 A proposal for organizing and administering a combination school/public media center at the Pamlico County High School Bayboro, North Carolina by Grace Saunders Hudson, 1977 Narrative evaluation report on the Institute for Building School Media Collections, at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Feb.-May 1971 by Mary Frances K Johnson, 1971 Automating the media center.: An article from: T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education) by Mary A. Holloway, 1988-09-01

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1. Copyright In An Electronic Environment
   Consortium of College University Media Centers) Information Technology Evaluation Services, Public Schools of North Carolina, 1997  
   http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

2. Independent Media Center Www.indymedia.org ((( I )))
   new jersey new mexico new orleans north carolina north texas nyc LATIN AMERICA MEDIA 25 Jul 2005 Bay Area school teacher Seth  
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3. News Record - Greensboro, North Carolina
   Gateway to renewal (Mon., Aug. 1) North Carolina's rural roots (Sun., Jul. 31) School board tackles toughest assignment Saturday, 7/23/05  
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4. University Of North Carolina School Of Pharmacy
   Courses. Media. Campus. Policies Directory. Calendar. Carolina Pharmacy. Merchandise 718-05 High School Students Explore  
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5. 33 Principles Of Educational Design
   school, 200400 students in elementary school, 400-600 in middle school libraries, information technology and other instructional media to  
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6. LIS 622 School Media Centers
   in North Carolina. Reference Librarian, 44, 123144. Vandergrift, K. E. (1994). Power teaching; A primary role of the school library media  
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7. NCEF Resource List Library And Media Center DesignK-12
   NCEF's resource list of links, books, and journal articles on the design and planning of K12 school libraries, including sample city and state  
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8. Publications And Planning Guidelines
   School Planning Publications, Planning Guides and Space Profiles  
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9. School Library Media Impact Surveys
   NORTH CAROLINA AN ESSENTIAL CONNECTION HOW QUALITY SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA PROGRAMS IMPROVE STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT IN NORTH CAROLINA  
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10. SOE School Media Coordinator (Licensure Only) - Licensure
    How to apply for North Carolina Licensure School Media Coordinator  
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11. Page Cannot Be Found
    LEARN NC, a program of the University of north carolina at Chapel Hill school of The gradelevel media centers have been folded into new areas for the  
    http://www.learnnc.org/learnnc/mediacenter.nsf/doc/aboutkids1

12. School Library Impact Studies
    Making the Grade The Status of school Library media centers in the Sunshine north carolina (2003). An Essential Connection How Quality school Library  
    http://www.lrs.org/impact.asp
    
    Extractions: AK FL IA MA ... TX Since 2000, studies on the impact of school libraries and librarians on academic achievement have been conducted in Colorado and more than a dozen other states. Have you used one or more of these studies as an advocate for school libraries and librarians? If so, we would appreciate hearing from you in a short survey. It's about time we find out what sort of impact this research itself has had. Click here to fill out the School Library Studies Outcomes Survey by Keith Curry Lance, Christine Hamilton-Pennell, and Marcia J. Rodney

13. Making The Case
    The study found that school library programs in north carolina elementary, and Pennsylvania which show the impact of school library media centers and  
    http://statelibrary.dcr.state.nc.us/ld/youth/case.htm
    
    Extractions: National as well as state-by-state profiles, graphs showing state indicators over time, maps based on KIDS COUNT data, and state rankings. You can even download data that you can manipulate yourself. This publication and website are just part of the Annie E. Casey Foundation's KIDS COUNT Initiative Children in North Carolina A wealth of data, county-by-county, available as PDF files. Health Indicators, Educational Indicators, Social Indicators, Economic Indicators a variety of ways to examine the well-being of children in North Carolina all made available by the NC Child Advocacy Institute National Center for Educational Statistics The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) is reported state-by-state in a variety of subject areas as the Nation's Report Card . The profile for North Carolina , which contains the most recent data available, summarizes our participation and performance in all subject areas. The site also has a variety of reports on the state-level

14. North Carolina -- The Center For Health And Health Care In Schools
    schoolBased Health centers - Communications. media outreach and public relationsare important elements of a comprehensive strategy to implement and  
    http://www.healthinschools.org/nc.asp

15. Meridian Summer 2004 Editorial Board
    She opened two brand new school media centers. Having received a BA in Biologyfrom the University of north carolina at Chapel Hill in 1998,  
    http://www.ncsu.edu/meridian/sum2004/editorialboard.html
    
    Extractions: Shannon White is a doctoral student in Curriculum and Instruction at North Carolina State University. She received a Masters degree from NCSU in Curriulum and Instruction with a focus in Social Studies Education in 2001. Her research interests include social studies education and instructional technology, school and community partnerships using GIS, and interdisciplinary uses of GIS in schools. She currently is working with Dr. Marsha Alibrandi as a co-instructor in Geography and GIS in Education and Geography courses at NCSU. shwhite@unity.ncsu.edu Jason A. Wilson is a doctoral student in Psychology focusing on industrial and organizational psychology. He earned a BS degree in Psychology from Appalachian State University and earned his Masters degree in April 2003 from NC State.. Jason works on Web design for the Learning Technologies Resource Center - Studio for NC States's College of Education. Jason's research interests include work-related measurement and analysis pertaining to O*NET (An Online Occupational Information Network). jaybear76@hotmail.com

16. WS/FCS Technology Plan - Resources
    provided by the state of north carolina has allowed our media centers to The majority of our elementary school media centers have fixed schedules  
    http://wsfcs.k12.nc.us/admin/techplan/techpl07.html
    
    Extractions: WS/FCS District Technology Plan 2001-2005 Resources Other sections: Committee Members Introduction Instruction Staff Development ... Technology Standards Current Situation Issues involving communication and access to the time and assistance of system-level technology personnel enter into this scenario. System-level personnel are serving a large number of schools and some individual schools do not have a full-time Tier I person who has the time or opportunity to make the necessary contacts to review possible purchases in a timely manner or to provide the support needed for implementation. The majority of the technology resources that are located at the schools are housed in the Media Centers and circulated from there. Since our schools are networked, many resources are available over the LAN. Some software that is curriculum specific is purchased and housed in individual classrooms; however, this situation sometimes leads to duplication of resources and is discouraged. Another problem we are currently experiencing it the number of Media Centers that are operating with old versions of software. Only 18 of the media centers have been upgraded to the Windows version of the software that is used for automation. The older software that is in place in the remaining media centers is limited and subject to obsolescence since it is a DOS-based piece. The schools that have not been upgraded are unable to do so because they do not have the newer hardware that would be necessary to run the Windows version or the money to purchase the necessary software upgrade.

17. Grant Resources - Chatham County [NC] Schools
    This grant program is designed to help school library media centers highlight The north carolina school Library media Association is pleased to offer  
    http://www.chatham.k12.nc.us/index.nsf/grants?OpenPage

18. [PUBLIB:13396] Jobs In Raleigh, NC (fwd)
    Wake County is located in the eastern piedmont section of north carolina and All media centers have Britannica Online for the upcoming school year and  
    http://lists.webjunction.org/wjlists/publib/1998-July/085155.html
    
    Extractions: Mon Jul 27 20:05:47 EDT 1998 Sender: "Goldsboro High School" < goldsh at pindigital.net > Subject: Jobs in Raleigh, NC I am forwarding this from another listserv. These school positions should be of interest because you don't need to be school certified to be eligible for them. There is a real shortage of certified school librarians in NC, and there is a program called "lateral entry." You get paid full pay, including credit for years of experience as a librarian, but you have to work toward certification at your own expense at the pace of 6 credits per year. Many of the schools here are on year round calendars, which means you get 3 weeks off out of every 12. Gordon Riley Librarian, Goldsboro High School Goldsboro, NC -Original Message- From: Jane Parker < Janecp at AOL.COM

19. Education & Training Program
    The Education and Training Program helps north carolina public schools, These are coordinated as interlibrary loans through school media centers.  
    http://www.ncbiotech.org/ouractivities/education/educate.cfm
    
    Extractions: Activities Home Our Activities Education Site Map Grants Teacher's Corner Update Contact Information Work Force Training T he Education and Training Program mission has two goals. To develop workers to support North Carolina's biotechnology industry and to educate the public about the science, biotechnology applications and issues. The Center's initiatives help to achieve these goals K-12 Enrichment Program is primarily for high school biology, chemistry and career and technical education teachers. Middle school teachers and community college faculty also benefit. Summer Biotechnology Workshops for Educators Teachers learn how to incorporate fun and effective hands-on activities in the classroom that reinforce biotechnology concepts. Workshops are held at sites around the state and are generally one week in duration. Teachers receive daily stipends, free room and board, renewal credits and a comprehensive text or other materials. Free Lab Supplies . Summer workshop graduates qualify to receive annual gift certificates from Carolina Biological Supply. Teachers purchase lab supplies including ready-to-use biotechnology kits. Free Access to Lab Equipment . Summer workshop graduates (and other teachers with appropriate training) may borrow equipment kits located at eight different sites around the state. Audio/Video Loan Program . State teachers at any school may borrow biotechnology videos with this application from the North Carolina Biotechnology Center's library for up to two weeks. These are coordinated as inter-library loans through school media centers.

20. ALA | School Library Campaign
    Based on evaluations of school library media centers by over 13000 students, The State Library of north carolina’s awareness campaign includes public  
    http://www.ala.org/ala/pio/campaign/schoollibrary/schoollibrary.htm
    
    Extractions: Feedback Form INTRODUCTION How does the school library community speak in one voice to let the public know who school library media specialists are and the crucial role they all play in impacting the bottom line-student achievement? The answer is in your hands . Here are some tools to get you started. The goals of the campaign are to: Increase public awareness of the significant contributions made by school library media specialists through school library media programs to further the academic achievement and lifelong learning of our students; Strengthen a belief in the value of school library media programs and school library media specialists;

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