Frequently Accessed Resources

Closing the Digital Skills Gap, Bobbi Newman

Copyright for Libraries: Fair Use

Copyright Information (Compiled by Santa Rosa)

FAME

Florida Teens Read!

FINDS Secondary AASL CCSS Correlation

Florida Electronic Library (currently unavailable)

FLDOE Library Media Services

Cathy Seeds, Director of Instructional Materials and Library Media
325 West Gaines Street, Suite 424
Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0400

Phone: 850-245-0425 (direct: 850-245-0903)  |   Fax: (850) 245-0826

Cathy.Seeds@fldoe.org |  website 

Florida Power-Library

FASM Home Page (Florida Power Libraries)

ExC³EL FAME PowerPoint

ExC³EL Improvement Plan

ExC³EL Expectations for Collaboration, Collections, and Connections to Enhance Learning. The most up-to-date information can be found here.

Florida Power-Library Schools Program! PowerPoint

Collaborative Planning Worksheet 1

Collaborative Planning Worksheet 2

Previous Power Library Awardee Videos

Anne Maynard – West Navarre Primary Video

Jan Macauley – Holley-Navarre Primary Video (also available Apple device format)

Becky Whitfield – East Milton Elementary Video

Sharon Henderson – Gulf Breeze Middle Video

Library Media Handbook

Library Media Handbook 2017-18

(School Board Appr. 09/17)

The Library Media Handbook Committee

Mike Thorpe, Director

Pat Bannister, BS, Navarre High School

Vickie Beagle, Former Director, Inservice & Instructional Technology

Natasha Godwin, MLS, Office of Professional Learning

Lisa McElfresh, West Navarre Intermediate

Elizabeth Smith, BALS, MLS, Milton High School

Denise Stone, BS, W H Rhodes Elementary School

Lydia Wade, BS, Bagdad Elementary School

Favorite Places

FINDS Secondary AASL CCSS Correlation (Updated July 2013)

Florida Standards and Instructional Support

Information Literacy: Florida’s Library Media / Curriculum Connections

Just Read, Florida!

Sunshine State Young Reader’s Award Program

TRAILS: Tool for Real-time Assessment of Information Literacy Skills (grades 3,6,9, and 12 literacy skills online assessment).

Destiny Library

Browse your school’s library catalog

View presentation (requires PPT viewer)

Destiny Library Manager brings all your districts library automation together on one server. Because its designed exclusively for K-12, Destiny Library Manager is easily implemented and quickly learned. The browser-based application allows access through any workstation with a supported web browser, through the district WAN, the Internet, or both.

Destiny Library Manager

Destiny Library Manager Quick Reference Guides    
BTB  |  Essentials

• Centralizes and streamlines library management across all schools.
• Provides circulation, cataloging, searching, reporting and management in one powerful-easy to use solution.
• Promotes student achievement and strengthens the library-curriculum connection through subscription services that expand information access for students and teachers

Frequently Used Docs & Forms*

AdvancED Worldwide

Average Book Prices

Beginning of the Year Checklist

Budget Sample A

Budget Sample B

Destiny Troubleshooting Sheet

Discarding Process Checklist

End of the Year Checklist

Equipment Call Numbers

Faculty Survey Sample

* if you don’t see the form, here, please check the district Documents & Forms page.

Resources

AASL Standards for 21st Century Learners

American Library Association

Disability Awareness Through Language Arts and Literacy

Follow Up Activity for Disability Awareness

ExC³EL Expectations for Collaboration, Collections, and Connections to Enhance Learning

Lesson Plans:  Elementary

Santa Rosa County Library System

Survey of Digital Tools for Library Media Specialists

Resources (cont.)

Interlibrary Loan Patron Due Date Note

Inventory Problems Checklist

Library Media Program Survey

Processing New Books Checklist Sample

Recommended Classifications for Library Materials (16-17)

Student Survey Sample