Type of Search: Basic Building Block
Database: Library Literature
Search: bookmobile/automation ALL AND (outreach services) ALL
6 Records Retrieved
Turner, K. Subject Index. Bookmobile and Outreach Services v. 9 no. 2 (2006) p. 65-81
Turner, K. Author Index. Bookmobile and Outreach Services v. 9 no. 2 (2006) p. 59-64
Walker, T. Automating the Bookmobile. Bookmobile and Outreach Services v. 7 no. 1 (2004) p. 61-73
Zimmerman, C. Technology and the Bookmobile. Bookmobile and Outreach Services v. 5 no. 2 (2002) p. 53-65
Hall, J. S. Bookmobile online rural connections [for Iredell County Public Library]. Bookmobile and Outreach Services v. 5 no. 1 (2002) p. 25-30
Savel, F. Automation of Rural Libraries 2000: A Survey. Bookmobile and Outreach Services v. 4 no. 1 (2001) p. 31-46
#6 Competency Database: Library Literature Browse
Type of Search: Browse
Database: Library Literature
A thesaurus was used to find search terms.
Terms entered: Bookmobiles/Automation and Outreach Services
2 Records Retrieved
Turner, K. Subject Index. Bookmobile and Outreach Services v. 9 no. 2 (2006) p. 65-81
Turner, K. Author Index. Bookmobile and Outreach Services v. 9 no. 2 (2006) p. 59-64
Database: Library Literature
A thesaurus was used to find search terms.
Terms entered: Bookmobiles/Automation and Outreach Services
2 Records Retrieved
Turner, K. Subject Index. Bookmobile and Outreach Services v. 9 no. 2 (2006) p. 65-81
Turner, K. Author Index. Bookmobile and Outreach Services v. 9 no. 2 (2006) p. 59-64
#6 Competency Database: WorldCat Successive Fractions
Database: WorldCat
Type of Search: Successive Fraction Search
S1: outreach or remote and limit to English language = 82,160 records retrieved
S2: public library = 512 records retrieved
S3: online information services = 32 records retrieved
Database: WorldCatQuery: (kw: outreach or kw: remote) and ((kw: public and kw: library)) and ((kw: online and kw: information and kw: services)) and la= "eng"
1 Attracting, educating, and serving remote users through the Web : a how-to-do-it manual for librarians /Author: Curtis, Donnelyn.Publication: New York : Neal-Schuman Publishers, 2002 Document: English : Book Libraries Worldwide: 732
2 Digital versus non-digital reference : ask a librarian online and offline / Author: West, Jessamyn, Publication: Binghamton, NY : Haworth Information Press, 2004 Document: English : Book Internet Resource Libraries Worldwide: 216
3 Bridging cultures : ethnic services in the libraries of New York State / Author: Kuharets, Irina A.; Cahalan, Brigid A. Publication: Albany, N.Y. : New York Library Association, Ethnic Services Round Table, 2001 Document: English : Book Libraries Worldwide: 74
Type of Search: Successive Fraction Search
S1: outreach or remote and limit to English language = 82,160 records retrieved
S2: public library = 512 records retrieved
S3: online information services = 32 records retrieved
Database: WorldCatQuery: (kw: outreach or kw: remote) and ((kw: public and kw: library)) and ((kw: online and kw: information and kw: services)) and la= "eng"
1 Attracting, educating, and serving remote users through the Web : a how-to-do-it manual for librarians /Author: Curtis, Donnelyn.Publication: New York : Neal-Schuman Publishers, 2002 Document: English : Book Libraries Worldwide: 732
2 Digital versus non-digital reference : ask a librarian online and offline / Author: West, Jessamyn, Publication: Binghamton, NY : Haworth Information Press, 2004 Document: English : Book Internet Resource Libraries Worldwide: 216
3 Bridging cultures : ethnic services in the libraries of New York State / Author: Kuharets, Irina A.; Cahalan, Brigid A. Publication: Albany, N.Y. : New York Library Association, Ethnic Services Round Table, 2001 Document: English : Book Libraries Worldwide: 74
#6 Competency Databases: WorldCat Basic Building Block
Database: WorldCat
Type of Search: Basic Building Block Search
Search: (((kw: public and kw: library)) and kw: outreach) and kw: electronic
39 hits retrieved
Database: WorldCatQuery: (((kw: public and kw: library)) and kw: outreach) and kw: electronic
1 Library outreach, partnerships, and distance education : reference librarians at the gateway / Author: Arant, Wendi.; Mosley, Pixey Anne.Publication: New York : Haworth Information Press, 2000 Document: English : Book Libraries Worldwide: 310
2 Library transformation making it happen / Author: Dougherty, Richard M.; McKenzie, Chan., and others Publication: [Glen Ellyn, Ill.] : College of DuPage Press, 2007 Document: English : Visual Material : Videorecording : DVD video Libraries Worldwide: 40
3 The thriving library successful strategies for challenging times / https://owa.twu.edu/exchweb/bin/redir.asp?URL=http://www.netLibrary.com/urlapi.asp?action=summary%26v=1%26bookid=190987 Author: Block, Marylaine, 1943- Publication: Medford, N.J. : Information Today, 2007 Document: English : Internet Resource Computer File Libraries Worldwide: 7
Type of Search: Basic Building Block Search
Search: (((kw: public and kw: library)) and kw: outreach) and kw: electronic
39 hits retrieved
Database: WorldCatQuery: (((kw: public and kw: library)) and kw: outreach) and kw: electronic
1 Library outreach, partnerships, and distance education : reference librarians at the gateway / Author: Arant, Wendi.; Mosley, Pixey Anne.Publication: New York : Haworth Information Press, 2000 Document: English : Book Libraries Worldwide: 310
2 Library transformation making it happen / Author: Dougherty, Richard M.; McKenzie, Chan., and others Publication: [Glen Ellyn, Ill.] : College of DuPage Press, 2007 Document: English : Visual Material : Videorecording : DVD video Libraries Worldwide: 40
3 The thriving library successful strategies for challenging times / https://owa.twu.edu/exchweb/bin/redir.asp?URL=http://www.netLibrary.com/urlapi.asp?action=summary%26v=1%26bookid=190987 Author: Block, Marylaine, 1943- Publication: Medford, N.J. : Information Today, 2007 Document: English : Internet Resource Computer File Libraries Worldwide: 7
# 9 Competency Internet
American Library Association-Office for Literacy and Outreach Services
Link for this website: http://www.ala.org/ala/olos/literacyoutreach.htm
I first searched Google and then Dogpile to compare searches, but in the back of my mind I new what site I really wanted, but for the sake of learning I first entered "outreach electronic library programs ALA" which gave me the site above on Dogpile. This website was chosen based on the mission statement below and the ALA's reputation and recognition as a premier national and international organization supporting the library profession. There are also three committees that serve this office: 1) OLOS Advising Committee, that "advises and establishes programs and priorities," 2) Committee on Literacy, to "develop and recommend the Associations policies related to the promotion of programs," and 3) Committee on Rural, Native, and Tribal Libraries, to " review issues and challenges and serve as an advocate for these communities." A Discussion List has links to the following sites that would enhance this effort:
Library Literacy (library-lit@ala.org)
Bookmobiles Subcommittee (bookmobiles@ala.org)
Aging Subcommittee (aging@ala.org)
American Indians Subcommittee (amind@ala.org)
Ethnic Caucuses (ecaucus@ala.org) Intergenerational Library Services (intergen@ala.org)
Library Issues of Poor and Homeless People (olospoor@ala.org)
Library Outreach (outreach@ala.org) Rural, Native, and Tribal Libraries of All Kinds (rntloak@ala.org).
The Mission Statement states "The Office for Literacy and Outreach Services (OLOS)serves the Association by identifying and promoting library services that support equitable access to the knowledge and information stored in our libraries. OLOS focuses attention on services that are inclusive of traditionally underserved populations, including new and non-readers, people geographically isolated, people with disabilities, rural and urban poor people, and people generally discriminated against based on race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, age, language and social class. The Office ensures that training, information resources, and technical assistance are available to help libraries and librarians develop effective strategies to develop programs and services for library users."
Link for this website: http://www.ala.org/ala/olos/literacyoutreach.htm
I first searched Google and then Dogpile to compare searches, but in the back of my mind I new what site I really wanted, but for the sake of learning I first entered "outreach electronic library programs ALA" which gave me the site above on Dogpile. This website was chosen based on the mission statement below and the ALA's reputation and recognition as a premier national and international organization supporting the library profession. There are also three committees that serve this office: 1) OLOS Advising Committee, that "advises and establishes programs and priorities," 2) Committee on Literacy, to "develop and recommend the Associations policies related to the promotion of programs," and 3) Committee on Rural, Native, and Tribal Libraries, to " review issues and challenges and serve as an advocate for these communities." A Discussion List has links to the following sites that would enhance this effort:
Library Literacy (library-lit@ala.org)
Bookmobiles Subcommittee (bookmobiles@ala.org)
Aging Subcommittee (aging@ala.org)
American Indians Subcommittee (amind@ala.org)
Ethnic Caucuses (ecaucus@ala.org) Intergenerational Library Services (intergen@ala.org)
Library Issues of Poor and Homeless People (olospoor@ala.org)
Library Outreach (outreach@ala.org) Rural, Native, and Tribal Libraries of All Kinds (rntloak@ala.org).
The Mission Statement states "The Office for Literacy and Outreach Services (OLOS)serves the Association by identifying and promoting library services that support equitable access to the knowledge and information stored in our libraries. OLOS focuses attention on services that are inclusive of traditionally underserved populations, including new and non-readers, people geographically isolated, people with disabilities, rural and urban poor people, and people generally discriminated against based on race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, age, language and social class. The Office ensures that training, information resources, and technical assistance are available to help libraries and librarians develop effective strategies to develop programs and services for library users."
#7 Competency Social Networking
Homewood Public Library (http://www.homewood.lib.al.us/) was selected as a 'social networking' site. This site was selected from MySpace.com using the search terms "community outreach libraries." The site is structured in an easy readable format with specific sections partitioned by the following categories: Contact Information, Interests, Blog Entry, About Me with streaming still photo images, an Adobe Flash Player with music by Jars of Clay (Light Gives Heart), and a Friends Space with Links to external website.
Link for this web site: http://www.myspace.com/homewoodpubliclibrary
Some of the electronic services offered at Homewood Public Library:
* NEW! Instant Message (IM) is now available for reference questions in the Teen Dept. & Computer Services. We're on AOL, Windows Live Messenger (MSN) and Yahoo. This service will be available during library hours when Reference Staff members are available to answer questions.
* YA Reference Desk (Teens) AIM users send your IM to askHPLteen Windows Live Messenger users send your IM to askHPLteen@hotmail.com Yahoo Messenger users send your IM to askHPLteen Computer Services AIM users send your IM to askHPLtech Windows Live Messenger users send your IM to askHPLtech@hotmail.com Yahoo Messenger users send your IM to askHPLtech
http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vd2Vrbm93Ym9va3MuYmxvZ3Nwb3QuY29tLw==We have a great new book blog that you can subscribe to with your RSS reader! Our staff picks some of the books they've read and tell you what they liked or disliked about them.
Link for this web site: http://www.myspace.com/homewoodpubliclibrary
Some of the electronic services offered at Homewood Public Library:
* NEW! Instant Message (IM) is now available for reference questions in the Teen Dept. & Computer Services. We're on AOL, Windows Live Messenger (MSN) and Yahoo. This service will be available during library hours when Reference Staff members are available to answer questions.
* YA Reference Desk (Teens) AIM users send your IM to askHPLteen Windows Live Messenger users send your IM to askHPLteen@hotmail.com Yahoo Messenger users send your IM to askHPLteen Computer Services AIM users send your IM to askHPLtech Windows Live Messenger users send your IM to askHPLtech@hotmail.com Yahoo Messenger users send your IM to askHPLtech
http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vd2Vrbm93Ym9va3MuYmxvZ3Nwb3QuY29tLw==We have a great new book blog that you can subscribe to with your RSS reader! Our staff picks some of the books they've read and tell you what they liked or disliked about them.
* You might like to check out our YA MySpace page especially for Teens. Click Homewood YAs to see all the fun stuff that happens year round. Join us and you could win some great prizes!
* We have FREE Wi-Fi high-speed internet access for your laptop AND we have laptops that you can check out. WOW!
* Computer Training!We offer FREE weekly classes in Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint, also, Using Email, Creating Your Cover Letter and Resume, and much more! Go to the Computer Class Calendar to find dates and times. Try our NEW Online Tutorials in Microsoft Word and Excel.
* HPL has one of the largest DVD/video collections in Jefferson County. Click here to see the latest additions.
*We are the only library in Jefferson County to circulate video games. This includes PS3 and PS2, Wii and Game Cube, and XBox. Come in to see our selection!
* We now have FREE downloadable audiobooks. Check them out online!
Start reading books in your email.
* Join our Online Book Club and choose Mystery Club, Teen Club, Audio Club, and more...
* Go here to view your library account and renew items.
* To reserve books, audiobooks, DVDs, and CDs, click here!
*Shop the Friends Online Store and support our library! The items and prices are exactly the same as ordering directly from Amazon.com! When you order by clicking our links, Friends receives a portion of the proceeds.
# 8 Competency Multimedia (Still Image)
Beauregard Parish Library -- DeRidder, LouisianaThe mobile electronic library is based on the bookmobile concept. The vehicle will take computers, electronic information and the Internet to the users. The unit has space for eight computer workstations with handicap accessibility lift. Power
for the computers, lights, air conditioning and heat is provided from a generator or from a shore line that can be plugged in at the host site. Internet and on-line access can be provided through the wireless system or over a telephone line.
This image was selected from Google Image.
Click on this to get started: Let's go!
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R.O.A.D.S
This Library's Rural Outreach and Delivery System has been an attempt to establish service center locations in the rural areas of the Parish in partnership with other government and service agencies in order to share the cost of acquiring, staffing, and maintaining the sites.
Editor of the Library News is Janna Lawrence (jlawrence@uthscsa.edu), with assistance by Louie Barcenes III. info-blis@uthscsa.edu
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