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Sabine Wolf commented on Karen Bonanno's group SIG Information & Communication Technologies"Hello
for a publication in a library magazine I would like to know if there are any school libraries who have experiences with using an interactive whiteboard of SMART.
Thanks for help/answers
Sabine Wolf"
Jette Berthelsen left a comment for Sabine Wolf"Dear Sabine
Thanks for your comment, let's hope that "the holy grale" will reach Germany too. But, we also have very different schoolsystems I belive?
If you visist DK, you're welcometo come visit us, and have a look at our…"
Sabine Wolf left a comment for Jette Berthelsen"Hej Jette,
nice to see someone from Denmark here. At the moment I'm looking for school librarians from Germany and then I saw - your name. Curoius I'm I visited your website and saw that you're working with Dantek BiblioMatik - how…"
Sabine Wolf left a comment for Julia"Hello Julia,
my name is Sabine Wolf and I'm a memeber of IASL since spring.
It is fine that you're also from Germany, Berlin, so IÄm not on my own :-)
At the moment I'm preparing the 2. School Libraries Day in Potsday and I…"
Sabine Wolf commented on Karen Bonanno's group SIG Information & Communication Technologies"Hello everyone,
at the moment I'm preparing a workshop for people who are working in a school libray. What wonders me a little bit is the fact that here in Germany many of them think that a school library needs no computers and OPACs...
What…"
Sabine Wolf left a comment for Lesley Farmer"Dear Mrs Farmer
I got informed about your mail to Prof. Dr. Hobohm of the University of Applied Sciences, Potsdam. If you have any questions about school libraires here in Germany feel free to ask me.
I would be very pleased to answer them.
Kind…"
Sabine Wolf commented on Karen Bonanno's group SIG Information & Communication Technologies"Hi everyone there!
Since yesterday I'm a member of IASL. Today I saw this group and I like to be a member of it.
About me: I'm a librarian from Germany who is interested in information technologies and their use in (school) libraries.
So…"
Sabine Wolf posted an event2nd School-libraries day Berlin/Brandenburg - Germany at Potsdam, University of Applied Sciences
November 28, 2009 from 9am to 6pm
The first school-libraries day in 2008 was a success......so there must be another one!This year the school-libraries day in Potsdam includes 8 workshops for teachers, librarians and honorary personnel who are interested in successful school-library-work.How to build up a school-library, how to organise lessons or to set up the library? What can I do in case of an unsatisfactoy budget? are some of the questions of the very interested attendees which were discussed the last year in the final…See More
Günter Schlamp left a comment for Sabine Wolf"Wie klein die Welt doch ist. Meine allererste E-Mail in grauer Vorzeit - Man konnte das damals im header noch lesen - lief über Japan von Frankfurt nach Wiesbaden.
Potsdasm war mit Berlin früh durch eine Eisenbahnlinie verbunden.…"
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Hello everyone out there!
"I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of library." (Borges)
So where can it be better to work in than in a library?
Working in a library is more like "just a job" - for me it's a mission.
I can't forget the mum I lent books to for her daughers presentation about genetics "Thank you! She got a 1!" or the kid which is always interested in videos and dvds and never in books. After our "Scary night in the library" he suddenly likes to have more of those "damn cool" books called "Der Gruselbus"...
I loved to work in a public library. Every day different customers, different questions.
Questions à la "Where can I find the Bahamas?!" "Oh, you don't have to search for them, the're already discoverd..!"
Since last year I'm with Dantek. A Danish software firm which supports school libraries. Last year and this year I visited a few school libraries in Denmark and I was really impressed about their work. I also visited school libraries in Berlin and Brandenburg and spoke with the personnel about their daily work.
When I'm not working I spend my time with my daughter and my husband.
I like to read (what a surprise for a librarian, hm?) and doing some sports and online gaming.
At the moment I'm working on an article about artificail intelligence and why it can be important for information retrieval.
So where can it be better to work in than in a library?
Working in a library is more like "just a job" - for me it's a mission.
I can't forget the mum I lent books to for her daughers presentation about genetics "Thank you! She got a 1!" or the kid which is always interested in videos and dvds and never in books. After our "Scary night in the library" he suddenly likes to have more of those "damn cool" books called "Der Gruselbus"...
I loved to work in a public library. Every day different customers, different questions.
Questions à la "Where can I find the Bahamas?!" "Oh, you don't have to search for them, the're already discoverd..!"
Since last year I'm with Dantek. A Danish software firm which supports school libraries. Last year and this year I visited a few school libraries in Denmark and I was really impressed about their work. I also visited school libraries in Berlin and Brandenburg and spoke with the personnel about their daily work.
When I'm not working I spend my time with my daughter and my husband.
I like to read (what a surprise for a librarian, hm?) and doing some sports and online gaming.
At the moment I'm working on an article about artificail intelligence and why it can be important for information retrieval.
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 6:51pm on October 28, 2009, Jette Berthelsen said…
- Dear Sabine
Thanks for your comment, let's hope that "the holy grale" will reach Germany too. But, we also have very different schoolsystems I belive?
If you visist DK, you're welcometo come visit us, and have a look at our schools.
Have a nice day
Jette Berthelsen
- At 10:14pm on August 10, 2009, Günter Schlamp said…
- Wie klein die Welt doch ist. Meine allererste E-Mail in grauer Vorzeit - Man konnte das damals im header noch lesen - lief über Japan von Frankfurt nach Wiesbaden.
Potsdasm war mit Berlin früh durch eine Eisenbahnlinie verbunden. Angesichts der heutigen Situation ist das Internet wohl zuverlässiger.
Gruß aus dem Weltkulturerfbe
GS
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