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Time and Task Software
LMC Source | Hi Willow Research & Publishing | Nancy A.S. Miller | February 2006 ISBN 10: 1933170174 ISBN 13: 9781933170176 Administrators often want to know what the library media professional and support personnel do in the library. This Microsoft Excel template allows both professionals and support staff to track the number of minutes on random days spent on numerous tasks aligned with Information Power. Twice a day adults estimate the amount of time they have spent on their various tasks and enter it into a simple form. After approximately 15 randomly selected days this spreadsheet will draw amazing graphics analyzing how both professionals and support personnel spend their day. It is a very powerful tool in demonstrating the difference between the roles of professional and support personnel. You must have Microsoft Excel on your computer to use this package. Can$72.00 [Add to Cart] [View Cart] The Teaching Librarian, volume 13, no. 1-2 A Microsoft Excel template, this book is a tool to track the number of minutes on random days spent on numberous tasks related to the functioning of school libraries. Twice a day school library personnel estimate the amount time they have spent on their various tasks and enter it into a simple form. After gathering data for about 15 randomly selected days this spreadsheet will draw graphics analyzing how both professionals and support personnel spend their day. It can be a very powerful tool in deomstrating the difference between the roles of professional and support personnel. - Esther Rosenfeld, 2006 |
