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What does INFOhio Offer Me as a Non-MultiLIS
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• Electronic Resources
• The ER Task Force coordinates INFOhio's efforts
  to provide electronic resources for Ohio's
  students and educators.
• Chaired by Sheila Benedum and Kathy Halsey
• Free on all school computers with internet access
• Free on all home computers with internet access
  and passwords.
• Training materials available through the INFOhio
  web site.

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• What training materials are available on the web?
• An archive of ER Spotlights, highlighting
  features and functions of different resources.
• Lists of all 6,000 periodical titles available
  by database through EBSCOHost.
• EBSCOHost Quickstart Guide (2 pages)
• EBSCOHost Web users Guide (22 pages)
• EBSCOHost - INFOhio Resource Guide (4 pages)
• Searchasaurus Features (8 pages)

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• ER Training Materials on the Web
• EBSCOHost PowerPoint presentation (adaptable to
  your needs)
• PowerPoint presentation on using the Professional
  Search module.
• PowerPoint on Searchasaurus.
• PowerPoint on conducting a basic search.
• Page Composer Tutorial.
• PowerPoint presentation on using Page Composer.
• Sample Page Composer applications.

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• ER Training Materials on the Web
• Britannica Online - Web site worksheets.
• Britannica Online - Encyclopedia worksheets.
• Britannica Online - Resource Guide.
• Facts on Britannica Online (19 pages)
• Direct links to download needed plug-ins.

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• ER Training Materials on the Web
• SIRS Discoverer Resource Guide.
• SIRS PowerPoint presentation for in-service or
  class instruction.
• Workbooks - 1 Primary, 1 Middle School (need
  Adobe)
• Educators Guide to SIRS.

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• ER Training Materials on the Web
• Direct links to the HELP portions of each
  product.
• INFOhio Clip art to help customize your handouts
  or presentations.
• Bookmark masters.
• Flyers that highlight the resources.

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• Instructional Development
• The ID Task Force coordinates INFOhio's efforts
  to support instructional development for Ohio's
  educators.
• Chaired by Jennifer Schwelik and Melissa
  Higgs-Horwell.
• The vision is to bring INFOhio to classroom
  teachers.

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• Instructional Development traditionally
• provides suggestions for the Brodie/Byerly
  Workshops. (This year will focus on Bicentennial
  Resources.)
• suggests training needs (such as recent EBSCOHost
  training sessions)
• Promotes the use of the INFOhio DIALOGUE model.
• Suggests improvements for the OH!TEACH Web site.

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• ID Interests that surfaced at Retreat included
• Encouraging all vendors to provide tutorials for
  products.
• Explore use of the state IVDL systems for
  training.
• Train-the-trainer model for training DA Site
  support.
• Plagiarism as a workshop topic.
• 50 other things that would be nice but are
  difficult to do when we all have another job!

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Library Automation??
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• Library Automation
• OHIONET
• Beginning with the 1998-1999 school year INFOhio
  contracted with OHIONET for limited membership
  services for all K-12 schools in Ohio, public and
  nonpublic. OHIONET provides services in the areas
  of cataloging, product discounts, and training
  programs.
• Learn more by selecting Partners from INFOhios
  new web page.

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• Library Automation
• Cataloging component
• UCAP procedure to copy from INFOhio Union
  Catalog.
• Gateway to instructions for stand-alone copying
  of Library of Congress MARC records.
• CatExpress, available to ALL Ohio K-12 libraries
  and distributed to stand-alones via the INFOhio
  website.

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• Library Automation
• Cataloging component cont.
• MARC cataloging guidelines on INFOhios website .
• Guidelines for Matching MARC Records.
• Guidelines for Evaluating MARC Records.
• Guidelines for Enhancing MARC Records.
• Guidelines for Derived Cataloging.
• Cataloging FAQs
• Library of Congress MARC Organization codes for
  ALL Ohio public schools.

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• Library Automation
• Circulation component
• MORE- INFOhio partnering on behalf of all Ohio
  K-12 libraries to participate in statewide
  resource sharing. ltwww.moreforhio.orggt
• Stand-alone libraries must work with their
  automation vendors to ensure their automation
  system is compliant with the standards (Z39.50
  and SIP2/NCIP)

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Medianet
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Thank You! If you have any questions about this
portion of the presentation, contact Tony
Marshalek _at_ Marshalek_at_infohio.org
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• INFOhio Union Catalog
• Virtual simultaneous searching of all Area Media
  Centers.
• Access to web sites via the Medianet site
  records.
• These web sites are not included in records
  copied from the Union.
• Collection development.
• Proficiency and Academic Achievement standards
  alignment to resources.
• Copy cataloging- SuperMARC records not available
  from any other source.

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Communication
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What does INFOhio Offer Me as a Non-MultiLIS
Library?