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Welcome to the

Welcome to the. PGHS LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER. Library staff consists of. Mrs. Bailey, Library Media Specialist Ms. Heath, Library Media Specialist Mrs. Brown, Library Secretary Mr. Chandler, ITRT Mrs. Prescott, Copier Aide. Library media center hours. Monday – Friday 7:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

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  1. Welcome to the PGHS LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER

  2. Library staff consists of • Mrs. Bailey, Library Media Specialist • Ms. Heath, Library Media Specialist • Mrs. Brown, Library Secretary • Mr. Chandler, ITRT • Mrs. Prescott, Copier Aide

  3. Library media center hours • Monday – Friday • 7:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. • *available for extended hours upon request

  4. Access to the library media center • Students must ALWAYS sign in and show their ID. • 7:00 – 7:43 a.m. – no pass required • 7:50 – 11:00 a.m. – teacher can call and write a pass in your planner • 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. – your lunch block – no pass required • ETEH – must have a pass in your planner signed by one of the librarians • (You must get the pass BEFORE 5th block bell.) • 1:00 – 2:30 p.m. – teacher can call and write a pass in your planner • 2:30 – 3:00 – no pass required

  5. LMC RULES • Students must show their ID badges and sign in and out at the circulation desk. • Students must present a pass in their planner to an adult staff member. • Students must respect library materials and equipment, as well as the quiet atmosphere of the LMC. • Students must follow the county’s Acceptable Use Policy. • Absolutely no food or drink is allowed in the LMC. Water is permitted, just not near the computers or books.

  6. Resources available in lmc • 13,000+ books • 60+ magazines and journals • Three newspaper subscriptions • College and career materials • Reference materials • Online database subscriptions • 30 computers, three scanners, one printer

  7. Locating books in destiny • To locate books in the library, use Destiny. • Double click on the blue icon on the desktop, then click Prince George High School. • Simply type in keywords to search by keyword, title, author, subject, or series.

  8. Online databases • You can access the online databases by using the LMC webpage. • If you are inside the school building, just click on the Internet Explorer icon and go to the Prince George County Schools Homepage found at http://pgs.k12.va.us. Simply click on Our Schools and then click on Prince George High. Next, click on Library located on the menu bar. The online databases are linked with Student Resources. Just click on the database for access. • *Remote access (outside the building) to the online databases requires the following username/login and password. The username or login is pghslmcfor all databases. When a password is required – use royals.

  9. ABC-CLIO • ABC-CLIO is a social studies database which includes: • American Government • American History • World History: The Modern Era • World Geography: Understanding a Changing World

  10. Biography in context • The challenges, motivations, successes, and failures of history’s notables can educate and inspire students. Biography in Context is built on a foundation of more than 600,000 biographies designed to draw students into new perspectives on familiar topics. In this database, you will find: • -600,000 biographies covering more than 25,000 individuals • -130+ award-winning Gale reference titles • -At-a-glance information on newsmakers and historical figures • -50,000 new or updated bios added annually in addition to daily updates to account for awards and events • -Brings students face to face with their subjects via video, audio clips and images of yesterday and today’s most studied figures • -Hundreds of hand-crafted topic pages covering the highest-interest features using a web-like experience that promotes information discovery and 21st century skills like information literacy and critical thinking

  11. The Discovering collection Literature, Biography, Science, Social Studies, and History • Students are able to access a variety of resources that will help them conduct research, complete assignments, create presentations with content with curriculum-focused tools that include: • -thousands of primary documents • -hundreds of plays and poems • -multimedia content that includes video and audio clips, as well as thousands of flags, maps, seals, and photographs • -content level recommendations (basic, intermediate, advanced) to help readers choose appropriate content for their abilities • -research tools and research guide that tie information literacy skills to use of the resource • -more than 1,700 study guide questions to promote understanding

  12. ebscohost • EbscoHost is “designed especially for high school libraries. This database contains full text articles from magazines, journals, newspapers, reference titles, and primary source documents. MAS Ultra – School Edition also provides more than 360 full text reference books, 85,670 biographies, and a School Image Collection of photos, maps, and flags, color PDFs and expanded full-text back files (back to 1975) for key magazines.”

  13. Grolier online encyclopedias • Grolier Multimedia • Encyclopedia Americana • La Nueva Encyclopedia Cumbre • Over 125,000 articles – all articles are correlated to national and state standards • Over 340,000 editor vetted web links • Over 1,400 world newspapers in 73 languages representing 195 countries

  14. Opposing viewpoints in context • Premier online resource covering today’s hot topics and controversial issues from offshore drilling to climate change, health care to immigration. • This database helps students research, analyze, and organize a wide variety of data to conduct research for debates, essays, and presentations. • Resources include: pro/con viewpoint essays, topic overviews, 300+ primary source documents, biographies, court case overviews, periodical articles, statistical tables, charts and graphs, images, podcasts, and much more.

  15. More gale databases(provided by Library of virginia)37 special collections including: • -General One File • -Criminal Justice • -Vocations and Careers • -US & World History • -Military & Intelligence • -Diversity Studies • -Health Reference • -Physical Therapy • -Child Development • -Culinary Arts • -Pop Culture • -War & Terrorism • -Science • -Agriculture • -Gardening • -Insurance • -Business • -Fine Arts & Music • -Plus, many, many more!

  16. Information literacy • Students who are information literate will: • -Access information efficiently and effectively • -Evaluate information critically and competently • -Use information accurately and creatively

  17. Our mission • To ensure that students and staff are efficient and effective users of ideas and information.  • Like us at Facebook at PGHS Library.

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