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5 Things Every School Library Website Should Have I ran across this article the other day outlining the 5 "essentials" that every school website should have. Naturally, it got me thinking about my own library's web presence. I'm one of those nerdy people who actually really loves tinkering with web design. Don't get me wrong, I'm no code writer, but given a little time and a few tools, I can make, if nothing else, a huge mess good effort. Additionally, I probably spend more time than I should poking around other school library websites too - just trolling for inspiration and such. Now, I've been doing this long enough to know that the librarians who built the website described above are probably working their bifocals off. That said, who is? Seriously. More importantly, though, once these folks arrive at your site, does it provide them with an accurate and complete picture of what your library is all about? 5 Things Every School Library Website Should Have: A focus on teaching: If teaching is what you do, your website should reflect it.
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Lavonia Elementary: Library Laurie Bryant - Instructional Technology Media Specialist Lindsey Tanner - Media Paraprofessional Click on the books to enter the LES Library Weebly Website. Destiny Online Library Catalog Purpose of the Media Center The media center at Lavonia Elementary School has been established to provide users with print, non-print, and digital information resources needed to promote lifelong learning and a love of reading. Mission The mission of the media center at Lavonia Elementary School is to provide resources to meet academic needs, to promote enthusiasm and enjoyment of reading, and to support the curriculum through literature, research, and collaboration. Media Center Student Hours: 7:40 - 3:20 Media Center Teacher Hours: 7:30 - 4:00 LIBRARY CARDS. Kindergarten students may check out ONE book per week at the beginning of the school year, so that they can become familiar with the media center, the checkout system, and using both. Lost or Damaged Library Books
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