1. Creation of Online Materials
Excerpt from Technology for the School
Librarian: Theory and Practice
Presentation by Cathryn Dozier
2. Categories of Online Materials
The different types of online materials created
by the school librarians will be described.
As a school librarian, it is imperative to acquire
skills by taking college courses, attending
workshops, or going to the technology
coordinator
3. Categories of Online Materials
oduce the right information
from memory.
Content- Area of general
information; easiest type
of information to create
School Librarian-Created
Interactive Material-
Digital archives such as a
database and special
databases
4. Categories on Online Materials
Interactive Services- Via email
Electronic reference assistance
Online request forms
Interlibrary loan
Requests for books
Library reservations
6. A New Paradigm for Library
Orientation
o Description of library
o Description of displays
o Description of pictures
o Information about the copying machine
o Interlibrary loan
7. A New Paradigm for Library
Orientation
o Equipment
o Microforms
o Periodicals
o Reference Materials
8. More Online Materials
o Basic Homepage Components:
o Mailing address
o Name of library
o Employee listing
o Hours of the library
o Webmaster’s contact information
9. More Online Materials
o Specific Librarian Centered
Content
o Mission and library policies
o Library news
o Calendar
o List of new books
10. Glossary Terms
1. Interactive- Online material
2. Archives-Valuable documents
3. Digital-Computerized
4. Paradigm-Category
5. Microforms-Microfiche
6. Links-When clicked, lead to a new page
7. Power Library-Suite of databases
8. Periodicals-Magazines
9. Equipment-Material
10. Materials-Media
11. Responses to Questions
Content versus Librarian-created content
Content developed by the library media
specialist is general information. It is one of the
easiest to create, because it can be composed in
Microsoft Word. Later, it can be put into a web
page. School-librarian created content is
referred to digital archives. Databases are
examples of digital archives. Interactive
services require a high level of skill for web
creation.
12. Responses to Questions
Websites for each category on the table:
www.yahoo.com
www.google.com
www.selma-dallaslibrary.com
www.bing.com
www.mla.org
www.webmd.com
www.msn.com
www.copyright.gov
www.powerlibrary.net
www.ebsco.com
13. Summary
School library-created sources were outlined
in this presentation. Digital archives and
interactive materials encompass locally created
materials. Locally created items describe school
library sites and digital libraries.
14. Other Resources
2 Videos:
http://www.youtube.com/embed/5Kg
http://www.youtube.com/embe
15. URLs to Support
http://www.n-junshin.ac.jp/univ/gakka_syoukai/ei
http://www.pewtrusts.org/uploadedFiles/wwwpew
