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100 Library Lifesavers
Libraries Unlimited | Pamela S. Bacon | School Library | Children's YA School Services | Available ISBN 10: 1563087502 ISBN 13: 9781563087509 Do you ever feel like you’re drowning in an overwhelming number of tasks? These ready-to-use lifesavers will help you stay afloat in your job while you successfully manage your facilities. You’ll find advice on a variety of subjects, from completing library inventory, handling overdue materials, and establishing a book club to teaching Internet research skills and improving public relations. Each lifesaver contains a tip (guidelines for implementation), a tool (a reproducible handout or form), and talk (advice from practicing professionals). Upbeat and practical, this book will save you time and make your job more manageable. Can$54.00 [Add to Cart] [View Cart] “By committing herself to 100 ‘lifesavers,’ Bacon unfortunately strays from the essentials and includes less valuable ‘fillers’ in this collection of practical suggestions. Many of the ideas are just common sense, and the material is presented in no apparent order. The random ‘plugs’ for commercial ventures, including a specific photo-processing company and an independent-study course, are out of place. Reproducible charts, letters, and forms for every occasion from inventory to press releases are included along with student activity sheets and letters to parents. While there are some useful tips in this book, poor organization and unnecessary clutter make them hard to find.”—School Library Journal, Edith Ching, St. Albans School, Mt. St. Alban, Washington, DC Copyright 2000 Cahners Business Information, Inc. |
