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SVHS Media Center: Where Knowledge and Innovation Meet

Join us at the SVHS Media Center to explore various sources and formats for reading, listening, and viewing. Learn how to evaluate information using criteria for excellence, relate ideas to life experiences, and utilize the research process effectively. Enhance your communication skills through reading, listening, and viewing experiences.

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SVHS Media Center: Where Knowledge and Innovation Meet

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  1. Welcome to SVHS Media Center Media Assistants

  2. Our Goals for this class: You will . . . • Explore sources & formats for reading, listening, and viewing purposes. • Identify & use criteria for excellence to evaluate information and formats. • Relate ideas & information to life experiences • Explore & use research process to meet information needs • Communicate reading, listening, & viewing experiences

  3. Required Activities • Follow a rotation schedule • Achieve a satisfactory comprehension level for operating the circulation plus system • Be familiar with the given sections • Maintain assigned fiction & nonfiction areas • Be familiar with various reference materials • Complete written exercises • Read one book per grading period and take a test on book • Exhibit a working knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, etc.)

  4. Daily Tasks • Reshelf and check materials • Maintain circulation desk • Assist in computer lab • Create and maintain media materials • Assist patrons • Work on library assignments • Other duties as assigned

  5. Materials You Need Each Day Pencil & Pen Loose leaf paper Flash drive (must have your own)

  6. Grading Procedures 40 % = Daily Participation/ Written Assignments 60 % = Tests

  7. Now, let’s see what you already know about the library . . .

  8. Ready?

  9. Have you ever used . . . • A copier machine • OPAC • A laminator • Wikispaces • ncwiseowl • In this class, you will learn how to use all of these!

  10. Do you know how to use a(n) . . .

  11. If you do – great! If you don’t, not to worry, you will by the end of this semester! 

  12. Expectations of Our Media Assistants

  13. Additional Things You Need to Know

  14. Additional Things You Need to Know

  15. A Few More Things . . .

  16. We look forward to having a great semester with you. Remember anything is possible @ your library!

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