Reviews for The Internet Access Cookbook : A Librarian's Commonsense Guide to Low-Cost Connections

The average rating for The Internet Access Cookbook : A Librarian's Commonsense Guide to Low-Cost Connections based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2013-08-07 00:00:00 Peter W Niebauer Matthew, K. I., & Lowe, J. L. (2010). The Neal-Schuman guide to recommended children's books and media for use with every elementary subject (2nd ed.). New York: Neal-Schuman Publishers. Citation by: Brandie McKinney Type of Reference: Bibliography Call Number: Ref 011.62 Content/Scope: This resource is for teachers and librarians. It compiles information on books, websites, videos, CDs, and many other materials that relate to each subject. It also includes information on teaching methods and strategies. Accuracy/Authority/Bias: Neal-Schuman has published a variety of materials for teachers and librarians. This book is on its second edition and is recommended by Booklist Online. Arrangement/Presentation: Arranged by subject and then split into smaller categories within that subject. Each chapter focusing on one subject providing many different resources and information for further research. Relation to other works: Directed at elementary teachers and librarians this resources is most valuable because it has already split all of these resources into subject areas. It also includes subjects other than the core academics. Accessibility/Diversity: This multiple formats offered for each subject will allow the teacher and/or librarian to meet the needs of diverse learners. Cost: $65.00 Professional Review: Glantz, S. (2010) The Neal-Schuman guide to recommended children's books and media for use with every elementary subject (2nd ed.). Booklist Online. Retrieved from

Review # 2 was written on 2016-11-08 00:00:00 Mathew Hawn Useful book, but my not exactly my cup of tea