Click the image above to access the homepage for the Baltimore County Public Library. Be sure to have your library card barcode on hand to access content.
Your school's library calendar Click the image above to see what events are going on in your library.
This is just the Home Page of the wiki. There are numerous pages to this wiki. Use the SideBar on your right, to find additional pages. In addition to our school website, you will be using this site a lot, so make sure to bookmark it! First, let's look at some navigation tips. When you click on underlined links, you will go to new pages. Any time you feel lost, just click on Home in the SideBar on the right hand side of this page and you will be taken back to this page, where you can start over again. Don't worry; in the beginning, you will probably make a few circles over and over again. adopted from: http://csbaker.pbworks.com
So, what is a wiki?
* a web site that can be edited by any reader. Wikis offer the opportunity to share knowledge and information... * is a website that allows multiple users to create, modify and organize web page content in a collaborative manner.
Watch this video to learn more about a wiki:
A word about videos....I will use a lot of videos. Also, there will be some resources you will not be able to access at school, because they are blocked by the BCPS Filter. You will need to access these resources at home.
Your school library has a partnership with your local public library! Being a BCPS students means an automatic account with BCPL! Mrs. Meltzer has created cards with students BCPS ID#s on them as a reminder that this is their BCPL account number. The password is 0000. Please see Mrs. Meltzer to get one if you have not already recieved it. Additionally, we share events such as book club meetings and BCPL librarians can even visit classes to share resources . Click the image below to access the BCPL website which is packed with valuable resources.
1 "The Virtual Learning Commons replaces the library web page which has always been a one-way form of communication between librarians and their patrons. The Virtual Learning Commons aims to create a giant school-wide conversation where students, classroom teachers, teacher librarians, teacher technologists, administrators, other school specialists, and parents are creating and constructing a giant information space, work space, and museum." - Loertscher, David V. (San Jose State University) "The Virtual Learning Commons «." School Libraries. 6 June 2009. Web. 05 May 2010. . ▲
I like this site because it gives out alot of helpful resources so it can help us on what books we might like to read. The one site that i like is book finder because it have a book list of books you might read and like. So that was pne of the source site that is helpful.
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KimberlyS said
at 11:23 am on Nov 7, 2011
I like this site because it gives out alot of helpful resources so it can help us on what books we might like to read. The one site that i like is book finder because it have a book list of books you might read and like. So that was pne of the source site that is helpful.
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