Kategóriák: Minden - responsibilities - rights - reading - students

a Dianne McKenzie 14 éve

447

Library programme 2009/10

The library programme for the 2010/11 academic year includes various initiatives to promote reading and engagement with literature. Activities such as Book Week, Book Fair, and themed events like Pyjama Party and Character Parade are designed to foster a love for reading.

Library programme 2009/10

Library programme 2010/11

Catalogue Development

Email addresses of all borrowers
Maze link to photgraphs
Files to upload

Library Development

Library Use
Opening times
Parents
Policy Development
External?
Stocktake
3M wand - how to use?
Start?
Reading cave
back for shelves
Soft furnishing
Protection over fire pipes
Dewey Mat for class area
Order from Reaco
Computers
acceptable use policies
Install
Furniture
Tables for upstairs
Imac Tables
Signage
Complete colour coding on NF
Opac Signage
Shelf signage

Collection development

Senior Fiction
Graphic novels
Weblinks
Periodicals

Resource Room management

Staffing
funding
Access
organisation
Locations

Reading Promotion

Programmes
Super Borrower
ISLM
Fiction Focus
Books2 eat
read a thon
100 books in 100 days
Battle of the books
Social media
Yammer
Pyjama Party
Book Fair
Literature quiz
Character Parade
Book swap
Displays
Find us in the library
Conflict
Book week
Author specific
Poetry month
Christmas
Chinese NYear
Fantasy
Halloween
Library Lovers month
Before they were movies

Library promotion

Library promotion videos by students?
Assembly spotlight
Meet with executive
Goodreads
Yammer implementation
Facebook
Website development
Explorer Inserts
Newsletter
Library users guide

Parent Education

Helping Chn with their homework
Reading to children
Using the Databases
Using the OPAC

Volunteer program

Log volunteer hours
Parents - jobs to do
Agreement for volunteers?
Student assistant program

Essential agreements

Staff
What staff expect from the library
What staff want from me
Borrowing

Borrowing is not compulsory - but encouraged

Teachers should be involved in the students borrowing time - helping them to find reading material

Classes

Classes are under your supervision in the library unless otherwise arranged

Bookings

If you do not wish to use the booked time - please cancel it

Three items for booking - borrowing, upstairs, downstairs, + TL

Bookings should be made before arrival at the library online or by phone

Students
What the students expect from the library
What the library can offer the students
Rights

Students have the right to be by themselves of with friends in the library

Students have the right to do their work / read without being interfered with

All students have the right to use library resources within their limits

All students have the right to use the library during opening hours

Responsibilties

Treat the furniture and computers with care

Behave in a way that does not interfere or distract other users

To treat all library staff with courtesy and respect

Return resources on time so others can use them

Look after resources in our care

Library Staff Development

Subtopic
Moodle training
Mac training / orientation
Oliver training

Database use

Infotrac
Junior Edition
Britannica

Supporting UOI

Collection of resources
Planning with TL
Learning profiles in library
Collection
Netvibes

Teaching Staff Development

Web 2.0 in classroom with Digital literacy co-ord
Opac and Database use
10 minute spotlight before staff meetings
Orientation

Planning with Teachers

Offer Info lit skills to work on through unit
Schedule times

Info Lit Program

Skills Continuum
Noodletools

OPAC use

teach Staff how to use
Develop a 'how to use' guide
Main Opac
Years 3 up
Olly
Yrs 1,2,3