Hi All,
Landmark Media is thinking of attending mid winter ALA in January (who wouldn't
want to get out of Chicago in January?). Would love to know from all of you
who usually attends in the way of media exhibitors and buyers. We know it is
not as heavily attended as mid summer but can
Because there are few programs, the exhibits are the big draw when
attendees are not in business meetings. And many sections are meeting
virtually for Midwinter so it is possible that those of us going will
have even more time to visit the exhibits.
Christine Crowley
Dean of Learning
Well at least you don't have far to go.
On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 10:57 AM, Bev Weisenberg blandm...@aol.com wrote:
Hi All,
Landmark Media is thinking of attending mid winter ALA in January (who
wouldn't want to get out of Chicago in January?). Would love to know from
all of you who usually
conventional wisdom (begging forgiveness) has it that the folks who attend
ALA Midwinter are
higher up on the food chain in their respective organizations and actually make
purchase
decisions...or more importantly, they are the folks who will later be asked to
consider
requests from their
I think I can do it in two sentences.
Film shown IN class with instructor present (I am sure a TA would count) as
part of curriculum of a course and limited only to students enrolled in the
course is OK. All other group showings require PPR.
Now frankly no one is likely to chase down a student
Jessica, thank you! I was afraid my understanding of it was too simplistic!
On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 12:46 PM, Jessica Rosner
jessicapros...@gmail.comwrote:
I think I can do it in two sentences.
Film shown IN class with instructor present (I am sure a TA would count)
as part of curriculum of
I didn't realize it was in Chicago. Well, my question then is, why shouldn't I
be there? The ALA is only 3 blocks away from my office. Maybe I'll see some
Video libbers there! Would love to see some other media libarians.
-Laura
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Laura Fu
Video Assets
Not sure about the discussion here, but ALA Midwinter will be held in San
Diego, California, January 7 - 11, 2011.
Upcoming Dates for Midwinter Annual
* 2011 Midwinter Meeting, San Diego, CA: January 7-11, 2011
* 2011 Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA: June 23-28, 2011
* 2012
Dear Collected minds,
Our photography faculty member is asking me to replace the Great Photographers
Series on VHS with DVD. The series were published by Media Loft. I found a
website with this name. But it does not have a catalog of DVDs and they did not
answer my inquiry. I suppose these are
I agree that it is pretty clear. I would just lift some text from the law.
That way you'll get the text about face-to-face teaching activities of a
non-profit educational institution without adding criteria that are not
explicitly in the law. You may need to reword what it says about where
Uh, I was planning to attend it in San Diego. Since when was it moved to
Chicago or have I completely misunderstood this threat? It's been that
kind of day---off to a late start and then victimized by the health
insurance industry once again. Don't get me started!
Christine Crowley
Dean of
Yes. In my previous position as a media selector for a large library
district (a job I left 6 mos. ago) one of the primary searches I used to
locate media was the UPC number. ISBN's for media were not reliable and
oftentimes not even listed on the vendor sites.
On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 3:23 PM,
Randy,
You'll have to check the DVD releases of the smaller distributors. I suspect
for companies that distribute educational titles, ISBN is very prevalent.
For indie distributors such as New Yorker and Zeitgeist and Oscilloscope,
I'm not sure they do. I started adding the optional ISBN numbers
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