Idaho Commission for Libraries

SLME Application Steps
University of Montana SLME Program

Just a reminder that the Idaho Commission for Libraries offers a multitude of online learning opportunities. I would encourage you to go to the new and improved ICFL Continuing Education web page. I have tried to accommodate mulitple learning styles, so hopefully you will find it useful!

Here are some great e-tools regarding "Fair Use / Copyright" usage. Produced by the American Library Association Office of Information Technology Policy" they are online and available 24-7!

Have you taken advantage of the WebJunction Idaho Courses? Here is why you should:
1. They are free to affiliated WJ Idaho members (anyone working in or with an Idaho library [public, school, special, other] is eligible).
2. They provide a wealth of training in all skills areas for anyone who is working in a library.
3. They are free.
4. It is a great way to access content and learn.

SWIM SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS POSTED -- MLIS or SLME

SWIM Q & A Online Sessions -- December 2009

SWIM: Regional Collaborative Library Education Project

Library Media Specialist Endorsement

MaintainIT Cookbooks ... learn from the experiences of others! Designed for use in small and rural libraries, these practical "how-to" resources provide valuable technology information from troubleshooting to setting up wireless networks or solving technology issues.

Author: Toor, Ruth, 1933-
Title: New on the job : a school library media specialist’s guide to success / Ruth Toor and Hilda K. Weisburg.
Publisher: Chicago : American Library Association, 2007.

New on the Job is recommended by OPL Newsletter (One-Person Library) as a great tool for the new person on the job or if you just want to revitalize your thinking about your job!

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