61. Where Is The Technician For Your Area Includes links to libraries categorized by counties of West virginia. http://park.lib.wv.us/

Where is the technician for your area Click on the person's name to obtain today's schedule Click on their email address to send email Visit The West Virginia Library Commission WVLC Cultural Center Personnel Cris Spradling (WVLC Network Team. Leader) 304-558-3577 ext. 2004 cris@wvlc.lib.wv.us Dwayne Bartley (WVLC Administration) 304-558-3577 ext. 2001 dwayne@wvlc.lib.wv.us Carl Hackworth (WVLC Network Tech.) 304-558-3577 ext. 2017 carl@wvlc.lib.wv.us Fred Vickers (WVLC Network Tech.) 304-558-3577 ext. 2005 vickersf@wvlc.lib.wv.us Harlan White (WVLC Network Administrator) 304-558-3577 ext. 2002 whiteh@wvlc.lib.wv.us Northern West Virginia WVLC Personnel Tammy Richards (UNIX Admin. and VTLS Support) richards@clark.lib.wv.us Lila Thomas (Field Tech. Martinsburg area) thomasl@martin.lib.wv.us ... janek@weirton.lib.wv.us Southern West Virginia WVLC Personnel Larry Arnold (UNIX Admin. and VTLS Support) 304-438-3750 or 304-438-5694 Cell Phone arnold@raleigh.lib.wv.us Scott Birchfield (WVLC Field Tech. Raleigh area) birchs@mail.mln.lib.wv.us Mike Wilson (WVLC Field Tech. Parkersburg area) 304-420-4587 ext. wilsonm@park.lib.wv.us

62. Novel Redirect A research guide to selected works, at West virginia University. http://www.libraries.wvu.edu/guides/novel/index.htm

The 18th-Century English Novel Research Guide has moved. Please update your bookmarks to: http://www.libraries.wvu.edu/novel/index.htm

63. Welcome To The West Virginia Library Commission Homepage Official site includes information on WV libraries, job postings, and an online catalog. http://librarycommission.lib.wv.us/

TEXT ONLY VERSION Cultural Center 1900 Kanawha Blvd. E. Charleston, WV 25305 Phone: (304) 558-2041 Fax: (304) 558-2044 In-State Toll Free: Comments, Concerns or Suggestions E-Mail web_one@wvlc.lib.wv.us 2006 Budget Digest WVLC Administrative Rules Revision Statewide Databases (click here for access) ... Collection

64. WVU Libraries: Isaac Asimov Online Exhibit Features visuals and descriptions of many of the over 600 books, games, audio recordings, videos, and wall charts included in the West virginia University Libraries’ Asimov Collection. http://www.libraries.wvu.edu/exhibits/asimov/

Isaac Asimov was one of the greatest science fiction writers of the twentieth-century. Many critics, scientists, and educators believe Asimov's greatest talent was for popularizing or, as he called it, "translating" science for the lay reader. This online display features visuals and descriptions of some of the over 600 books, games, audio recordings, videos, and wall charts included in the West Virginia University Libraries Alumnus Donates Asimov Collection to Libraries Read about the collection and the donor. Isaac Asimov, 1920-1992 He coined the words "robotics" and "positronic", what else did he do? Sign the guestbook Questions? Write to: Beth Jane Toren Web Services and Reference Librarian Beth.Toren@mail.wvu.edu Rare Book Room MountainLynx library catalog, and additional details about access to some items can be found there. Miscellaneous games, recordings, and multimedia

65. Clay Corner Inn A cluster of houses with twelve guest rooms next to the virginia Tech campus. Guests can walk to restaurants, copy centers, libraries and specialty shops. http://www.claycorner.com/

MM_preloadImages('images/Pool_Flowers.JPG'); MM_preloadImages('images/HotTub.JPG'); Clay Corner Inn is now Closed. The building has been transferred to private owners and will be a private residence from now on. Thanks for the memories. It's been a great 10 years Clay Corner Inn

66. Institute For Advanced Technology In The Humanities Goal is to explore and expand the potential of information technology as a tool for humanities research. Provides consulting, technical support, applications programming, and networked publishing facilities as well as cultivating partnerships and participating in humanities computing initiatives with libraries, publishers, information technology companies, scholarly organizations, and others interested in the intersection of computers and cultural heritage. Offers information on people, staff, projects, funding and contact details. http://jefferson.village.virginia.edu/

skip to: page content links on this page site navigation footer (site information) Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities University of Virginia Projects People News ... Contact Current Research Projects Scholars Select All Ayers, Ed Bryant, John Dobbins, John Duggan, Hoyt Eaves, Morris Essick, Robert Fiorani, Francesca Folsom, Ed Germano, David Hoh, LaVahn Kinney, Anne Levenson, Michael Martini, Kirk McGann, Jerome Ogden, Amy Parker, Deborah Plog, Stephen Poole, Kathy Price, Kenneth Railton, Stephen Ray, Benjamin Rinne, Katherine Roberts, Marion Schreibman, Susan Smith, Martha Nell Viscomi, Joseph Date Select Current Subject Select Anthropology Archaeology Architecture Art Art History Cultural Studies Ethics Film Studies Folklore History Language Literature Media Music Religion Womens Studies Research Projects Archive Scholars Select All Alvarado, Raf Anderson, Gary Askanas, Malgosia Benson, Lloyd Blair, David Contini-Morava, E Crocker, Elisabeth Feldmann, John Gants, David Gorman, Mike Grizzard, Frank Kononenko, Natalie

67. Other Libraries Richmond Area Public libraries. libraries Beyond virginia. virginia Academic libraries VIVA Virtual Library of virginia; Library Of virginia http://www.library.vcu.edu/research/libraries.html

Quick Links E-Books E-Journals RefWorks CINAHL ERIC Factiva InfoTrac OneFile LexisNexis MEDLINE/PubMed PsycInfo Web of Science Blackboard Check your E-mail Course Reserves Explore the Web Research Guides Sitemap WorldCat Other Libraries Specialized Libraries at VCU Virginia Libraries Richmond Area Public Libraries Libraries Beyond Virginia ... Virginia Academic Libraries Specialized Libraries at VCU Community Outreach Information Network (COIN) Community Health Education Center (CHEC) - General consumer health information and diabetes resources Linen Powell Resource Library - Cancer consumer health information (two locations) Charlotte K. Roberts Women's Health Resource Center - Women and family health consumer health information School of the Arts Visual Resource Center 500,000+ slides Computer Based Instruction Lab (CBIL) Course resources for the School of Medicine Library catalog VCUL + CBIL - search the VCU Libraries and CBIL catalogs simultaneously Virginia Adult Learning Resource Center Adult education and literacy resources Library catalog Virginia Libraries VIVA: Virtual Library of Virginia Infopowering Virginia Web page Library Of Virginia Web page Library catalog Richmond Academic Library Consortium (RALC) Web page Library catalogs WorldCat - look for RALC holdings icon in search results Virginia doctoral research libraries

68. Virginia Commonwealth University Research affiliation Center for Research libraries. http://www.vcu.edu/

This site uses Javascript September 26, 2005 Richmond Calendar Courses Maps ... People var ip = '67.18.104.18'; setVCURadio(ip); document.write (prLine) imgTag=' Researcher develops guidelines for treating hydrocephalus VCUHS named one of top 100 companies for working mothers Leonard Smock named director of VCU's Rice Center ... VCU Alert Date Last Modified: September 26, 2005 Virginia Commonwealth University Richmond, VA 23284 Phone: (804) 828-0100 Voice/TDD

69. WVU Libraries General information, collection overview, and virtual tour. http://www.libraries.wvu.edu/downtown/maps.htm

@import url(../style/main.css); @import url(../style/header.css); @import url(../style/interior.css); This site will work and look better in a browser that supports WVU Libraries Web Browser Upgrade Page , but it is accessible to any browser or Internet device. Downtown Campus Library Home Map Room topographic aeronautical and nautical global web sites Located on the Lower Level Contains about 78,000 sheet maps stored in flat cases Most maps can be circulated for two weeks Most are received through the Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP) and are produced by three federal agencies: the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), the National Ocean Service (NOS), and the National Imagery and Mapping Agency (NIMA) The collection includes political maps of foreign countries from the Central Intelligence Agency and a small collection of commercially published map sheets which the Library purchases WVU has 53,700 map sheets in a series of 7.5 minute scale topographic maps for the entire United States Maps that are not in the collection can be requested through Interlibrary Loan Should you have any questions regarding the Map Collection, please contact:

70. SEAALL Homepage An official regional chapter of the American Association of Law libraries. Covers the Southeastern states of Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Puerto Rico, South Carolina, Tennessee, U.S. Virgin Islands, virginia, Washington D.C., and West virginia. http://www.aallnet.org/chapter/seaall/

In response to the destruction wreaked upon our sister libraries by Hurricane Katrina, the SEAALL Community Services Committee is collecting monetary donations to help fund Katrina devastated law libraries' recovery. SEAALL has established a PayPal account to enable a secure means of donating to this cause online. Click here to make a donation Welcome to the Southeastern Chapter of the American Association of Law Libraries. SEAALL is a not-for-profit organization incorporated in Florida with the purposes of promoting law librarianship and developing and increasing the usefulness of law libraries, particularly those in the Southeastern area of the United States. SEAALL was originally established in 1954 an expansion of the Carolinas Chapter (established in 1939 as AALL's first chapter). Today our membership is over 500 strong, representing law librarians from the private sector, the government, academia, and more. For more on the history of SEAALL, please see From the SEAALL Attic , by Hazel Johnson.

71. Arlington Virginia Library Policies, History & Facts Arlington virginia Library Policies, History Facts. http://www.arlingtonva.us/Departments/Libraries/about/LibrariesAboutPoliciesHist

Especially for: Business Visitors Kids Teens ... DEPARTMENTS Libraries (Home) Library Catalog More) Kids Teens About Art Exhibit Program Friends of the Library Meeting Rooms Shirlington Library Planning Support Your Library Westover Library Planning Jobs FAQ Contact Libraries Library Cards Internet Safety Acceptable Use Policy In this age of broad electronic information availability through the Internet, Arlington County Public Library serves an important role as an access point for Internet browsing. Though the Internet is rich in resources, Internet sources change rapidly and unpredictably, do not always provide accurate or complete information and may include information some users find offensive or inappropriate. The information retrieved or the sites visited by personal browsing or surfing have not been formally selected for the library collection. The library is responsible for ACCESS only. The library does not censor and can not control the information retrieved by Internet browsing ACCESS. Access to the Internet and its resources from the library are provided equally to all users. Parents or guardians, not the library and its staff, are responsible for the information selected and the sites visited on the Internet by their children. Parents are advised to supervise their children's Internet sessions. Rules Governing Use of the Library Arlington County supports the rights of all citizens to use the library in an atmosphere that is safe and conducive to the successful completion of library business.

72. Libraries virginia Library Association virginia Library Association. virginia Public Library Directory Directory of virginia Public libraries. http://www.virginia.gov/cmsportal/education_836/education_1007/libraries_1265/

Commonwealth of Virginia Wireless Site Text Only Site Web Policy Contact Us ... Education > Libraries Virginia Communities Business Services Citizen Services Employment ... About Virginia.gov Public Libraries Library of Virginia The Library of Virginia (LVA). Public Libraries Public Library web sites. Virginia Library Association Virginia Library Association. Virginia Public Library Directory Directory of Virginia Public Libraries. Virtual Library of Virginia The Virtual Library of Virginia (VIVA). Archives American Memory Historical collections from the Library of Congress digital library. Atmospheric Sciences Data Center George C. Marshall Foundation

73. UVA Library - VIRGO Botetourt County, virginia librariesCopyright 2004 County of Botetourt, virginia and/or its suppliers, The Botetourt County libraries serve the residents of Botetourt County and the http://virgo.lib.virginia.edu/

If this page does not take you to VIRGO within 15 seconds, click here.

74. Union Theological Seminary In Virginia Library: Archives And Rare Books: Religio Union Theological Seminary in virginia Library Archives and Rare Books Religion Collections in libraries and Archives (Main Reading Room, Library of http://www.loc.gov/rr/main/religion/uts.html

The Library of Congress Especially for Researchers Research Centers Home ... Religion Find in Main Reading Room Pages Researchers Web Pages All Library of Congress Pages Religion Collections in Libraries and Archives: A Guide to Resources in Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia Table of Contents Preface/Acknowledgements Abbreviations Lists of Entries: District of Columbia Maryland Virginia Union Theological Seminary and Presbyterian School of Christian Education William Smith Morton Library Archives and Special Collections Address: 3401 Brook Road Richmond, VA 23227 Directions to the campus Telephone Numbers: (804) 278-4333 (Reference) (804) 278-4336 (Archives) Fax Number: Contact Persons: Dr. Paula Skreslet , Reference and Archives Librarian Access Policies Hours of Service: Library: Please consult the website for current information on open hours and access Open to the public: Yes Photocopying: Yes Interlibrary loan: Yes Archives and Rare Books: Please consult the website for current information on open hours and access Open to the public: To faculty, graduate students and researchers with institutional affiliation; to others by application

75. Appalachian Research Centers, Archives, And Libraries :: ASA :: The Library of virginia is pleased to announce the completion of Phase I of its The Library of virginia, the sponsor of VLIN, provides services and http://www.appalachianstudies.org/resources/centers/index.php

APPALACHIAN LIBRARIES Appalachian Cultural Museum Located at Appalachian State University, this museum was created to foster an understanding of the people of the Appalachian Mountains and to serve as a laboratory for new museum ideas. Through exhibits, publications, and special events, the Museum presents the rich traditions of the region. The Museum gives new meaning to life in western North Carolina in a manner that is authentic and non-stereotypical. Bethany College Library Bethany College Library offers description of collections and internet references. Digital Library Project The Library of Virginia is pleased to announce the completion of Phase I of its Digital Library Project. The Project, initiated in 1995, preserves significant Virginia archival and library collections and extends access to these collections to anyone with Internet access. The Project is available online . Over 600,000 images were scanned, and 40 electronic finding aids were created to access the images as well as other materials in the Library's collection. The major components of Phase I are the Virginia Colonial Records Project, the U.S. Army Signal Corps Photograph Collection, the collection of family Bible records, and the Electronic Card Indexes Project (indexes to 36 separate archival and library collections).

76. Announcements - Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation West virginia Library System Highlighted as a National Model in Helping Bridge the “West virginia’s public libraries are vibrant community centers, http://www.gatesfoundation.org/Libraries/USLibraryProgram/Announcements/Announce

Home Global Libraries U.S. Library Program Announcements ... Grantee Profiles West Virginia Library System Highlighted as a National Model in Helping Bridge the Digital Divide Contact: Marie Groark Phone: 206.709.3400 E-mail: media@gatesfoundation.org Mark Ferrell Office of Sen. Jay Rockefeller Phone: 304.347.5501 E-mail: Mark_Ferrell@rockefeller.senate.gov Melinda Gates announced the Staying Connected grant today during a roundtable discussion with Sen. Jay Rockefeller; Secretary Kay Goodwin of the Department of Education and the Arts, the state agency that oversees the West Virginia Library Commission; and librarians and West Virginians benefiting from library computers. Gates also joined Gov. Bob Wise and other state policymakers for a luncheon in Charleston to discuss support for libraries. Earlier in the day, Gates met with librarians and patrons during a visit to the Sissonville Public Library, a branch of the Kanawha County Public Library. “West Virginia’s public libraries are vibrant community centers, where patrons can tap into a world of educational and health information or communicate with far-away friends and relatives,” Gates said. “With 100 percent of the state’s public libraries offering free access to the Internet, West Virginia’s library system is a national model. I applaud the state’s leaders and residents for supporting their libraries and encourage them to maintain this access in the years to come.” West Virginia has many partnerships and innovative funding programs to help sustain public access computing in public libraries. A partnership with Verizon has provided expanded training and distance-learning opportunities and upgraded Internet connections in libraries across the state. The state also earmarks $9 million in lottery funding for grants-in-aid to libraries. In addition, every public library in the state participates in the federal e-rate program, which provides $2.25 billion annually in telecommunications discounts to schools and libraries across the country. The e-rate program was created in 1996 by legislation co-authored by Sen. Rockefeller.

77. Grants - Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation West virginia Library Commission Charleston, WV $424000 over 3 years to support public access computing sustainability efforts in public libraries http://www.gatesfoundation.org/Libraries/Grants/Grant-22810.htm

Home Global Libraries Grants U.S. Library Program ... Grantee Profiles Global Libraries - Grant West Virginia Library Commission Charleston, WV $424,000 over 3 years to support public access computing sustainability efforts in public libraries Bangladeshi Organization Receives Award for Using... U.S. Public Libraries Providing Unprecedented Access... Haines Borough Public Library Named 2005 Best Small... More... ... Contact Us Promoting greater equity in global health, education, public libraries, and support for at-risk families in Washington state and Oregon.

78. Online Libraries-Documents Fairfax County Public Library Northern virginia FedWorld.gov - Program of US Dept. of Commerce University of virginia Electronic Text Library http://mason.gmu.edu/~montecin/book-lib.htm

Virtual Libraries GMU Library Resources Government Resources Libraries, Document Centers Dictionaries, Encyclopedias, Glossaries ... home George Mason University Library System Renew GMU library material online InterCAMPUS Lending service GMU Libraries GMU Libraries - Accessing restricted information resources from off-campus computers GMU Ask a Librarian - a real-time "virtual reference" service for students, faculty, and staff to ask questions and be helped at home, at the office or in a computer lab GMU Library Catalog GMU Libraries Disability Services GMU Library Databases - access to periodical and journal articles, some with full text GMU Library Electronic Reserves GMU Library Electronic Resources for English GMU Libraries Government - Federal, Local, International GMU Libraries - Research Instructions and Information Guides (PDF - acrobat format) GMU Net Library - "full-text electronic versions of published books that library users can search, borrow, read, and return over the Internet"

79. School Libraries -- History In 1906 virginia s first school library opened its doors. The Library in the School. Chicago ALA, 1930. University of virginia Library http://falcon.jmu.edu/~ramseyil/libhistory.htm

School Libraries History Welcome to the Internet School Library Media Center (ISLMC) School Library History page. This page provides information on important dates and documents in the history of libraries as they relate to the development of school libraries. The ISLMC is a meta-site for teachers, librarians, parents and students to preview curriculum related sites. You can search this site. Please visit the ISLMC home page for additional information. If you are interested in library history, consider joining ALA. Library History Roundtable Related pages: ACRL. Milestones of Academic Librarianship Late Nineteenth Century The development of school libraries can be traced to the beginning of the public library movement in the last half of the nineteenth century in the United States. Public libraries served the needs of public schools which were sometimes built in close proximity to a public library. Public library staff frequently placed temporary book collections in the schools for educators' use. Bookmobiles visited, and still do, public schools in rural areas. In 1876 the United States Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Education published a report

80. Linking Libraries And Academic Achievement The documents that follow will help you, the virginia library media specialist, Over thirty virginia library media specialists and other educators http://www.pen.k12.va.us/VDOE/Technology/OET/llaa/overview.html

Academic Achievement Studies conducted in twelve states by Keith Lance, Ross Todd, and others have shown the positive impact that a strong library media program has on student academic achievement. When the library media specialist is actively involved in the instructional program of the school, collaborating with teachers and teaching information literacy skills, academic achievement is higher. For example, Keith Lance reports in the 2000 Colorado study, How School Librarians Help Kids Achieve Standards: Measuring Up to Standards, show that when all library media predictors were maximized, reading scores tended to run 10 to 15 points higher. In an article in the March 2004 issue of Library Media Connection, Introduction and Scope of Project Through a collaborative effort, the Virginia Department of Education and the Virginia Educational Media Association developed a resource that provides a framework for aligning school library media programs with both national and state standards. Over thirty Virginia library media specialists and other educators representing twenty-two school divisions and Longwood University, working as an online community, created the main document and supporting materials. The resource is structured for grades K-2, 3-5, 6-8, and 9-12. Due to the challenges of scheduling, many teachers do not have an opportunity to accompany their classes to the library. Often teachers are required to attend team meetings or the time has been designated as a planning period. This document demonstrates that learning does not stop when students enter the library and lessons taught in the library are an extension of the lessons taught in the classroom. Library lessons are based on the academic standards for the core content areas of History/ Social Sciences, Science, English, and Mathematics.

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