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STAFF MEDIA CENTER HELP NOTES

TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS…………………………………………………. 2

CHANNEL 6 LOCAL CABLE EDUCATION CHANNEL………………

CHANNEL 6 SAMPLES………………………………………………….

CAREER CRUISING & PASSWORDS………………………………… 6

CHANNEL ONE WEB SITE……………………………………………..

HIGH SCHOOL DAILY SCHEDULE…………………………………….

DIE CUTS AVAILABLE………………………………………………….

DISTANCE LEARNING SITE……………………………………………. 12

EBSCO MAGAZINE SEARCH………………………………………….

EBSCO IMAGE SAMPLE………………………………………………..

EBSCO SPECIAL FEATURES………………………………………….

GROLIER ENCYCLOPEDIA ON LINE…………………………………. 16

LAPTOP CART - STAFF INFORMATION………………………………

LALPTOP CART - STUDENT INFORMATION…………………………

DISTANCE TRIPS & TOURS……………………………………………

DISTANCE TIPS FOR A VIDEO CONFERENCE……………………..

LIBRARY MEDIA SERVICES 9-12…………………………………….. 22

LIBRARY MEDIA SERVICES 6-8……………………………………….

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MEDIA TIP SHEET - POWER POINT………………………………… 24

MEDIA TIP SHEET - OPAC……………………………………………..

MEL - MI ELECTRONIC LIBRARY……………………………………… 26

MEL - AT HOME USE……………………………………………………

OPAC - SEARCHING……………………………………………………

PLAGIARISM WARNING……………………………………………….

POSTER INFORMATION……………………………………………….. 30

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT BOOKS…………………………..

REMC ON LINE ORDERING…………………………………………….

RESUMES: WORD & CAREER CRUISING…………………………..

TEACHER REQUEST - LAPTOP CARTS…………………………… 34

TEACHER REQUEST - DISTANCE LEARNING…………………….

TEACHER REQUEST - MEDIA CENTER…………………………….

TELEPHONE USE SHEET……………………………………………….

UNITED STREAMING LOGIN………………………………………… 39

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Our ID: bangor

Our pass: (see Media Spec.)

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CHANNELONE NETWORK PAGE

CHANNELONE TEACHER PAGE

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DAILY SCHEDULE

High School

7:40 - 7:50 MORNING STUDENTS

7:55 - 7:58…VIKING NEWS LIVE

7:58 - 8:10 CHANNEL ONE

8:10 - 8:50 (40 MIN.) BLOCK 1A

8:55 - 9:35 (40 MIN.) BLOCK 1B

9:40 - 10:20 (40 MIN.) BLOCK 2A

10:25 - 11:05 (40 MIN.) BLOCK 2B

11:05 - 11:35 LUNCH STUDENTS 3A (NO CLASSES)

11:35 - 12:30 (50 MIN.) BLOCK 3B

12:35 - 1:05 LUNCH 3C LUNCH STUDENTS (NO CLASSES)

1:05 - 1:45 (40 MIN.) BLOCK 4A

1:50 - 2:30 (40 MIN.) BLOCK 4B

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Middle School DAILY SCHEDULE

6th GRADE

1ST HR. 7:55 – 9:00 2ND HR. 9:04 – 10:09ADVISORY 10:13 -10:42 3RD HR. 10:46 – 11:51LUNCH 11:51 – 12:16 4TH HR. 12:21 – 1:265TH HR. 1:30 – 2:35

7th GRADE

1ST HR. 7:55 – 9:00 2ND HR. 9:04 – 10:09 3RD HR. 10:13 – 11:18 LUNCH 11:18 – 11:43 ADVISORY 11:48 - 12:17 4TH HR. 12:21 – 1:26 5TH HR. 1:30 – 2:35

8th GRADE

1ST HR. 7:55 – 9:00 2ND HR. 9:04 – 10:09 3RD HR. 10:13 – 11:18 4TH HR 11:22 – 12:27 LUNCH 12:27 – 1:25ADVISORY 12:57 – 1:26 5TH HR. 1:30 – 2:35

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DISTANCE LEARNING - SEARCH THIS SITE FOR FIELD TRIPS:

HS QUIZ BOWL TEAMINTERVIEWS CONGRESSMAN UPTON

MS LANGUAGE ARTSWATCH ANOTHER

SCHOOL PRESENT SKITSON THE BOOK“THE GIVER”

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EBSCO MAGAZINE SEARCH

165 FULL TEXT MAGAZINES

http://search.epnet.com username: bangorhs

password: viking

Check the FULL TEXT BOX

Find: Derek Jeter (must be correct spelling)

Click Search

Click on any H

TML Full Text Article View Article

Make Selections & print if you wishClick images

Find: Derek Jeter

Click on the Image Tab

Click Print if you wish

New Assignment – Click Princess Di or Princess Diana.

Which one pulls up articles?

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EBSCO IMAGES

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EBSCO SPECIAL FEATURES:

FULL TEXT FOR 180 MAGAZINES

FULL TEXT FOR 1100 HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS

DOCUMENTS THE BILL OF RIGHTS, THE CONSTITUTION, ETC

FULL TEXT OF 5,000 MAGILL BOOK REVIEWS

FULL TEXT OF SELECTED IMAGES

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GROLIER ONLINE

GOT HOMEWORK?

At School go to:www.go.grolier.com

Auto login @ school

Choose from:

GROLIERNEW BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE

ENCYCLOPEDIA

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STAFF:

THERE AE A FEW USE PROCEDURES FOR THE LAPTOP CART THAT SHOULD BE GONE OVER WITH STUDENTS. THERE IS ALSO A SIGN OUT SHEET THAT NEEDS TO BE FILLED OUT BY STAFF & STUDENTS.

PLEASE GIVE STUDENTS THE TIME TO LOG OUT, SHUT DOWN, & TURN IN COMPUTERS. DO NOT LET THE WHOLE CLASS RETURN COMPUTERS TO THE SHELVES.

PLEASE DO A COMPUTER COUNT BEFORE SENDING THE CART BACK TO THE MEDIA CENTER OR ON TO THE NEXT CLASS.

ANY PROBLEMS NEED TO B REPORTED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

*****Staff DO NOT SCHEDULE THE LAPTOP CART FOR A SUBSTITUTE TEACHER

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LDL TOURS

Go to the site: www.twice.cc

Click on: FIELD TRIPS

Click on: FIELD TRIP BY MI CONTENT AREA STANDARDS

Click: SCIENCE

Click on: ALL STUDENTS WILL…..

THIS SHOULD BRING UP A CHART OF TRIPS, GRADE LEVELS,FEES, & DATES.

LDL TOURS

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Tips for an Effective Video Conference Field Trip

Before the VideoconferenceIf at all possible, orient the students to the technology beforehand so that they are less distracted by it and ready to learn from the videoconference. Have the students practice speaking loudly and clearly when asking questions. Set a preset to show the whole room and start the videoconference showing the whole class. If the site supplies materials, do all the pre conference activities as suggested. The more your students are informed about the material, the better it will go. If the site doesn't supply materials, then have your students prepare questions ahead of time. If students ask questions about the topic before the videoconference, suggest that this might be a good question to ask the presenter/author. Invite your principal to drop in to watch the videoconference. During the VideoconferenceTeachers: resist the urge to talk! Often students will quit talking when the teacher makes a comment or asks a question. Let the presenter lead the discussion. Save your comments for your students after the videoconference. UNLESS! Sometimes students are shy, and you could suggest questions for them to ask. Or if you are in a videoconference with more than one school, use the "mute" time to prompt students if necessary. Set the camera so it shows the whole room. If possible for lower elementary students, have a designated question area close to the mic and have students move there to ask questions. Set a preset on the mic area. Don't make the students take notes, unless the presenter is asking them to write something. This can distract them from the interaction. After the VideoconferenceIf any post activities have been provided by the presenter, do them with your students as a follow-up. Have the students write about what they learned and react to/evaluate the session.

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SCHOOL MEDIA SERVICES:

Provides assistance to teachers in the teaching of information retrieving skills.

Assists students in the selection of books & other learning resources.

Assists in the supervision of students visiting the Library Media Center.

Assists in the selection & ordering of library materials.

Helps maintain an orderly & functional room environment conducive to learning.

Inputs, modifies, & retrieves data to operate & maintain a computerized, integrated library system.

Provides guidance & assistance to students & teachers on the Computerized system.

Maintain the On Line Public Access Catalog (Follett), shelf-lists, overdues, & circulation records.

Shelves books, audiovisual, & other learning resources.

Conducts regular inventories of learning resources & maintains appropriate records.

Performs book, periodical, & other media processing including stamping, labeling, filing, cleaning, & mending.

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HIGH SCHOOL MEDIA SPECIAL SERVICES

1. LAB ASSISTANCE-OPERATION & PROGRAM TRAINING

2. REMC SERVICES - MEDIA & BIDS

3. ACCESS TO LITERATURE

4. CHANNEL ONE - MORNING NEWS & EVENING CLASS VIDEOS

5. VIKING NEWS LIVE - MORNING LOCAL NEWS (LDL LAB)

6. BVTV - INFORMATION SCROLL & SCHOOL PRODUCED VIDEOS.

7. LDL - SCHOOL SHARED CURRICULUM

8. BVTV – INFORMATION SCROLL & SCHOOL PRODUCED VIDEOS.

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MEDIA TIP SHEET(NOTES SENT TO HS/MS STAFF THROUGHOUT

THE YEAR)

INSERTING PICTURES TO CREATE A POWER POINT SHOW IN MICROSOFT OFFICE

INSERT A FLOPPY DISK OR FLASH DRIVE WITH PICTURES ON IT.

OPEN POWER POINT.

CLICK ON FILE NEW (top toolbar)

CLICK ON BLANK PRESENTATION (on the right)

CLICK ON BLANK FORM (content layouts)

CLICK INSERT (top toolbar)

CLICK PICTURE

CLICK FROM FILE

(at the drop down box) – CHOOSE YOUR PIC. FILE

USE THE PICTURE TOOL BAR TO LIGHTEN, SIZE, OR CROP YOURPHOTO

INSERT A NEW SLIDE & REPEAT DIRECTIONS UNTIL ALL YOUR PICTURES ARE IN.

NEXT CHOOSE SLIDE SHOW (top menu)

CHOOSE SLIDE TRANSITION – CHOOSE THE TYPE OF TRANSITION, THE SPEED, & # OF SECONDS.

SAVE THE PROJECT.

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MEDIA TIP SHEET

ACCESSING DISTRICT MEDIA INFORMATION FROM YOUR ROOM

ANSWER THE QUESTIONS BELOW USING YOUR CLASSROOM COMPUTER.

1. DOES THE HS MEDIA CENTER HAVE THE BOOKS: A FAREWELL TO ARMS, MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE, & BRAIN MATTERS?

2. DOES THE MS MEDIA CENTER HAVE THE BOOKS: THE HOBBIT, LINKING & LEARNING. THE ILLUSTRATED WORLD ATLAS?

3. HOW MANY BOOKS DOES THE HS HAVE BY AUTHOR, JOHN GRISHAM?

4. DOES THE HS HAVE THE DVD, ELLIS ISLAND?

5. HOW MANY BOOKS BY J.K. ROWLING DOES THE MIDDLE SCHOOL HAVE?

6. DOES THE MIDDLE SCHOOL HAVE THE BOOK: THE WAY THEY LEARN BY CYNTHIA ULRICH?

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 MELpractice for ACT test

Michigan Electronic Library – Contains magazine articles

and eBooks and much, much more.

The site: www.mel.org

Click: Log in at your library or school.

On the main page click GO next to ACT test Preparation

Click College Entrance Exams

Click New User & Sign in

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MEL – at home www.mel.org

Log in requires your driver’s license at this point in time.

Click on: Log on at home or work at the bottom of the home page.

Type in your driver’s license #. Enter.

Click on: Mel Internet

Click on: Literature & Language

Click on: Drama & Theater

Click on: Shakespeare

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OPAC

ON-LINE PUBLIC ACCESS CATA

HOW TO SEARCH BANGOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS MEDIA COLLECTIONS:

CLICK: NOVEL APPLICATION

CLICK: MEDIA CENTER

CLICK: HIGH SCHOOL

CLICK: LIBRARY SEARCH

TYPE IN A TITLE

CLICK: THE TITLE BUTTON

OTHER INFORMATION:

Look for the item call numbersLook to see if the item is availableCheck the copyright date

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PLAGIARISM

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POSTERS ARE AVAILABLE FROM THE H.S. LIBRARY / MEDIA CENTER FOR $3.00 EACH. (CASH & CARRY)

YOUR ORIGINAL 81/2 x 11 SHOULDBE SHARP & FILL THE PAGE.

EXAMPLES ARE UP IN THE MEDIA CENTER ON THE NORTH WALL.

PLEASE CHECK SPELLING &SPACING ON THE ORIGINALBEFORE THE POSTER IS MADE.

POSTERS

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BANGOR HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY

5/8/2007 @ 9:48am Shelf List Page 1------------------------------------------------------------------------------Call Number Title Barcode Year Price Circ Type------------------------------------------------------------------------------

PRO 30.11 SOM Character under attack:. T 13122 $12.95 Regular

PRO 028.5 DON Literature for today's young adults T 13038 2005 $100.00 Regular

PRO 070.5 FUL The Directory of Poetry Publishers T 13050 1997 $23.00 Regular

PRO 200 GOL Long quiet highway: waking up in America T 13021 1994 $15.00 Regular

PRO 303.48 FRI The World is Flat : A brief history of the twenty-first T 13123 $27.50 Regular

PROFESSIONAL COLLECTIONS

GO TO OPAC SEARCHTYPE IN: PROCLICK: CALL NUMBERA LIST OF PRO. DEVELOPMENT BOOKS WILL BE GIVEN.

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SEE MEDIA STAFFFOR ORDERING INFORMATION

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RESUMES: WORD –

CLICK FILE, NEW, TEMPLATES ON MY COMPUTER, OTHER DOCUMENT, RESUMES

CAREER CRUISING –

LOG IN TO CAREER CRUISINGCLICK PORTFOLIOCREATE A PORTFOLIO LOG INCLICK RESUME BUILDER

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