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Library Media Center: Read for fun! Read to learn!

Friday, October 28, 2011

Award Books

Caldecott
Newbery
2010-2011 Georgia Book Award Winners
2011-2012 Georgia Book Award Nominees
ALSC Book Awards and More!
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Blog Archive

  • ▼  2011 (10)
    • ▼  October (10)
      • Library Orientation for Students and Teachers
      • Join the Book Club!
      • Award Books
      • Media Center Calendar
      • NEW BOOKS!
      • Library Activities for Students
      • Teacher Survey -- Please give us feedback on the C...
      • Online Teacher Tutorials
      • Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn New Book Copies
      • Professional Development wiki

Contributors

  • 7477 Locke
  • Native Daughter
  • Stephanie Warmoth
  • imsuebusy

Teachers! Check here often for NEW tech tips!

By clicking the links, you can learn how to . . .

-hook up an LCD projector to a VHS/DVD player
-hook up an LCD projector to your laptop
-clean your LCD filter
-change an overhead bulb
-use an RM Classpad
-use a SmartBoard
-use the iRespond system
-create a wiki
-create a blog on Blogger
-make a Prezi presentation
-use GoAnimate
-make a podcast
-create a Wix website
-use Scribd




Teacher Trainings in November

  • Noodle Tools - Oct. 31 - Nov. 4
  • Collaborative Google Docs - Nov. 7 - Nov. 11
  • Powerful Presentations - Nov. 14 - 18
  • Wonderful Web 2.0 tools - Nov. 28 - Dec. 2

Top Ten Most Popular Books at Our School!

  • Guinness Book of World Records, 2011
  • The Hunger Games
  • Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days
  • Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Greg Heffley's Journal
  • Eclipse (Twilight Series)
  • Catching Fire
  • Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules
  • Killer: A Pretty Little Liars Novel
  • Mockingjay
  • More Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark

Online Resources

  • American Library Association Award Winners
  • Andy Spinks Student Research Help
  • Animation Station
  • Atlanta Journal and Constitution
  • Atomic Learning
  • Brain Pop
  • CCSD Copyright Policy
  • Cobb County Public Library
  • Cobb Virtual Library
  • Discovery Streaming
  • Free Clip Art
  • FreeFoto
  • GALILEO
  • Google
  • iSchool
  • Knight Cite
  • Microsoft Images
  • Newbery Medal
  • Purdue University's Online Writing Lab
  • Skills Tutor
  • Sweet Search
  • Understanding Copyright & Educational Fair Use
  • What should I read next?

MEDIA CENTER STAFF

The University of West Georgia Laboratory School is fortunate enough to have 4 "Highly Qualified" School Library Media Specialists in our Media Center.

Tamara Creech
Wendy Locke
Susan Thach
Stephanie Warmouth

UWG Media Specialists BLOGS

Check out the blogs of our Media Specialists @UWG Lab School!

Find out what they are reading and Get behind the scenes info on what's happening @UWG Lab Media Center!

Feel free to follow them and contribute to their blogs! Create your own blog at www.blogger.com.


http://7477locke.blogspot.com/

http://savagelifeofanativedaughter.blogspot.com/

http://thachblog.blogspot.com/

http://stephaniewarmoth7477.blogspot.com/


CONTACT US

UWG Lab School
1601 Maple Street
Carrollton, GA 30118
uwglabschool4@westga.edu
Phone: (678) 839-0000
Fax: (678) 839-1111

ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY

UWG Lab School
Acceptable Use Policy

(Please read this document carefully before signing.)

Internet access is now available to students and teachers at UWG Lab School.

We are very pleased to bring this access to UWG Lab School and believe the Internet offers vast, diverse, and unique resources to both students and teachers. Our goal in providing this service to teachers and students is to promote educational excellence in schools by facilitating resource sharing, innovation, and communication.

The Internet is an electronic highway connecting thousands of computers all over the world and millions of individual subscribers. Students and teachers have access to:

1) Electronic mail (e-mail) communication with people all over the world.

2) Public domain software and graphics of all types for school use.

3) Discussion groups on a plethora of topics ranging from Chinese culture to the environment to music to politics.

5) Access to University Library Catalogs, the Library of Congress, and ERIC, a large collection of relevant information to educators and students.

6) Graphical access to the World Wide Web, the newest and most exciting access tool on the Internet.


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