Collaboration Ideas and Techniques Libby Burr MASL 2004 Promoting the Library Our Pal the Principal Collaboration Techniques.

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Collaboration Ideas and Techniques Libby Burr MASL 2004 Promoting the Library Our Pal the Principal Collaboration Techniques

Promoting the Library Monthly Newsletter and Web Page Suggestion box Displays and bulletin boards Contests

Promoting the Library – cont’d Book Fairs Checkout Challenge New Teacher/Student Orientation Coffee and Candy

Our Pal the Principal Keep principal aware of developments in technology Ask principal to be at staff meetings Educate the principal

Our Pal the Principal – cont’d Arrange formal and informal communication Share the library’s contribution to the school and principal’s vision

Collaboration Techniques Meet w/ grade level or departments of faculty Develop a collaboration form to guide meetings with faculty Be available to help faculty and take suggestions Author and book talks

Collaboration Techniques – cont’d Faculty input for selecting materials (books, magazines, software, etc.) In-service or demonstration on equipment uses.