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Perceptions of Libraries and Information Resources. A Report to the OCLC Membership by Cathy De Rosa

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Microsoft Office 2003 All-in-One by Joe Habraken

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New Perspectives on Computer Concepts, Ninth Edition, Brief (New Perspectives) by June Jamrich Parsons

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The Illustrated Story of Copyright by Edward Samuels

Hi Kelli: I tried your G-mail account, and couldn't make it work, so I'm hoping you check this one, as I just joined after planning to for a long time.... I'm an MLIS student as well and getting ready to do a survey of my school staff (I'm a school librarian) on copyright. I wanted to thank you for posting your survey on the web. I've been looking for sample questions to help me structure my in-house survey. I'm then gonna create a small tutorial on copyright for educators, based on the fed. documents I've found, and a state one (Missouri) that our district follows. If you have any pointers, let me know. Did you keep track of WHO responded to your survey? I want my faculty to not feel threatened, but would like to be able to make them accountable for the incentive I'm offering as well. I'm in St. Louis area at a large suburban middle school library. Looks like you made a great grad. student! and thanks again. Stacey McMackin

posted by staceymcm at 3:58 pm (EST) on Nov 19, 2009