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Infant Teacher's Resource Bank: Key Stage 1/Scotland P1-P3 (Blueprints Resource Banks) by Jim Fitzsimmons, Rhona Whiteford, 1998-03-01 Phonics Activities Resource Bank: Key Stage 1-2/Scotland P1-P5 (Blueprints) by Carol Cort, 1997-07 English Alive: Teacher's Resource Book - 1995 Curriculum Update Level 1 by Barry Scholes, Gill Atha, 1995-10-12 Making of the Uk: Special Needs: Support Materials: Teacher's Resource Book (Re-Discovering the Past) by Barbera Brown, 1995-11-30 Science Assessment: Teacher's Resource Book: Key Stage 1 (Blueprints) by Ron Adams, 1997-10-08 Junior Teacher's Resource Bank: Key Stage 2/Scotland P4-P6 (Blueprints Resource Banks) by Jim Fitzsimmons, Rhona Whiteford, 1998-03 Museum Collections in Industrial Buildings: a Selection and Adapation Guide Larger and Working Objects: a Guide to Their Preservation and Care by Stephen Ball, 1997-12-31 In the Nick of Time: a Practical Guide to Teaching About Conservation of Objects by Elisabeth Newbery, Sarah Fecher, 1995-12-31 Weekly Themes for Assemblies (Heinemann Assembly Resources) by Phil Grice, 1996-04-09 Issues: Teachers' Resources Bk. 4: Cross-curricular Course for PSE (Issues - the cross-curriculur course for PSE) by John Foster, 1993-06-07 101 South Louisiana Field Trips: A Guide for Teachers and Families by Julia Rose, 2002-11 The Development of Handwriting Skills: A Resource Book for Teachers by Christopher Jarman, 1996-04 Infant Topic Planner: Teacher's Resource Book (Blueprints) by Joy Palmer, Joyce Palmer, 1996-06

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41. Museums And Information Technology - Introduction
    users, museums also generate, use and share information. They publish newslettersand leaflets, handle bookings, produce educational resources, guides and  
    http://www.mda.org.uk/mti_rep1.htm
    
    Extractions: Museums and Information Technology - Introduction Uses of Information Technology in Museums ... 's Training Resources related to NVQs There are some 3,500 museums, galleries and heritage organisations in the UK. They are visited or used by tourists, by the general public visiting for leisure or for education, by school groups, by fellow professionals from within the sector, by researchers, publishers and the media. It is not always understood that information about heritage resources is often as important as the objects or sites themselves. That cigar box auctioned for a fabulous price recently would have been worthless without the attendant information that it belonged to John F. Kennedy, one time President of the USA. The ability to experience the Globe Theatre today depends as much on the understanding drawn from site plans and structural drawings as from what is left of the building itself. For simplicity's sake, the discussion which follows concentrates largely on the moveable heritage in museum collections, but applies equally to the management and use of information about the built and the environmental heritage. Collections Information The information records in museums are stored in paper-based systems (registers, files and index cards) or in computerised databases.

42. Library Research Using Primary Resources
    Finding aids are indexes or guides to collections archive and manuscript repositories,libraries and museums. should consult the Media resources Center Subject  
    http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/TeachingLib/Guides/PrimarySources.html
    
    Extractions: I. Definitions Primary Sources Reprinted Sources Print ... 6. Government Documents This guide is also available in print or as a printer-friendly PDF document Primary sources enable the researcher to get as close as possible to what actually happened during an historical event or time period. A primary source reflects the individual viewpoint of a participant or observer. Undergraduates are sometimes allowed to use a broader definition of primary sources, which may include some of the types of materials listed below. If in doubt, ask your instructor. Diaries, journals, speeches, interviews, letters, memos, manuscripts and other papers in which individuals describe events in which they were participants or observers. Memoirs and autobiographies. These may be less reliable than diaries or letters since they are usually written long after events occurred and may be distorted by bias, dimming memory or the revised perspective that may come with hindsight. On the other hand, they are sometimes the only source for certain information. Records of or information collected by government agencies.

43. LincOn.com-Web Guides:Graphical Guides
    Graphical guides LincOn.com Search Engine Search Utilities. MedicalServices resources,Search Utilities. museums museums,Search Utilities.  
    http://www.lincon.com/guides.htm

44. Florida Web Resources: Directory & Guides
    Florida Kids museums, Entertain dom, NASCAR NFL NHL PGA City guides, Nurses, Foreclosures HUD - VA. Job Search Sites, Online Medical resources, Luxury Properties.  
    http://www.this-town.com/Directory.htm
    
    Extractions: To Home Page THIS-TOWN.COM Florida Web Resources Florida Arts Add URL Entertainment Add URL News RESOURCEs Add URL Live Top News All Categories Florida Artists Astrology ... FLORIDA News Resources Florida Artists Websites Audio - CD FLORIDA Radio Stations Florida Art Galleries Search for Events and Concerts ... AP Art Events National Games Gambling Lotteries Mercury MSNBC News Directory Art Events Global

45. Florida Major City Guides
    Accommodations A Z Subject List Arts/museums Attractions Boating / Fishing Businessresources City guides, Dining Guide, News resources, Things To Do,  
    http://www.this-town.com/florida_major_city_guides.htm

46. NetVet Guides To Other Web Resources
    Page; Clearinghouse For SubjectOriented Internet Resource guides; resources; E-MailWeb resources; GTE Super Guide to museums and Cultural resources; HandiLinks;  
    http://netvet.wustl.edu/guides.htm

47. UCL: Art & Art History - LIBRARY RESOURCES
    resources for other subjects. Related Resource guides; Current Journals in Art ArtHistory and Ireland Contains information on artists museums and exhibitions;  
    http://www.lib.uconn.edu/subjectareas/arts.htm

48. Other Museums, Resources Or Places 2 Go 2
    Other museums, and great resources Coordinating Council, Museum of Printing History,Museum Resource guides. MuseumLink's Museum of museums, museums of the  
    http://www.farmandranchmuseum.com/Xtras4u/Others2go2.html
    
    Extractions: in honor of our ancestors. Menu Bar below: FARM Home F ARM ... page E vents /Programs H arvest Festival F orms Reply Form, questions, etc.. S ... Home O ther Info-Links: O ther Museums, Resources, or ... Home O ther M useums , R esources or Places 2 go 2! Museums of Nebraska... Nebraska History home page Nebraska State Historical Society museums ... , etc! Other Museums, and great Resources... Agriculture.com your Ag resource! Association for Living History, Farm and Agricultural Museums Colorado/Wyoming ... (Calif) Other Nations, Alliances... Bagatti Valsecchi Museum (19th-century house-museum in Milan, Italy - interesting!) Museums from European Countries , etc Virtual Library ... , etc Art museums!... Art museums , Prentice Hall Publishing World Wide Arts Resources, Gateway to Arts Information

49. Silicon Valley - Internet Guides - San José Public Library
    Other Community museums Back to ResourcesInternet guides Index.  
    http://www.sjpl.lib.ca.us/Resources/iguides/local.htm

50. Teacher Resources: Holocaust Museums
    museums and Holocaust Education Centers in Florida. include a newsletter, bibliographies,and curriculum guides. is to provide training, resources, and support  
    http://fcit.coedu.usf.edu/holocaust/resource/museum.htm
    
    Extractions: Contact: Stephen Goldman, Director The Florida Holocaust Museum hosts both in-house and traveling exhibits. Recent exhibits have included Anne Frank in the World, A Day in the Warsaw Ghetto, and Denmark's Response to the Holocaust. The Museum produces study guides and offers teacher-training programs. Holocaust survivors are available to speak in classrooms and use of the on-site research facilities is encouraged. The Museum also hosts programs featuring outstanding authors and scholars of the Holocaust. Another on-going project is the video interviewing of Holocaust survivors, liberators, and rescuers. These tapes are archived at the Museum and at the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington. A museum book store is also on site. The Holocaust Documentation and Education Center, Inc.

51. The Cooper Union Library: Article Indexes/Internet Resources: Internet Links
    museums , Internet Subject guides Information . Maps , ArtSource, Sweet's SystemOnline. cyburbia.org Internet resources for the Built Environment,  
    http://www.cooper.edu/facilities/library/net_links.html
    
    Extractions: ArtSource Arts Wire NGDA Image Database Internet links: ar chitecture ArtSource Sweet's System Online cyburbia.org: Internet Resources for the Built Environment Internet links: history of art architecture The Art History Research Centre The Great Buildings Collection ArtServe S*P*I*R*O ... Frank Lloyd Wright Internet links: museums Internet links: museums: New York City Metropolitan Museum of Art The Whitney Museum of American Art The Museum of Modern Art The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Internet links: museums: National National Gallery of Art National Museum of American Art Internet links: museums: International Museum Computer Network Internet links: maps nationalatlas.gov: The National Atlas of the United States

52. La. Challenge Resources: Museums And Exhibitions
    Online exhibits with teacher guides. Worldwide Contains pointers to public museumswith a The Franklin Institute Science Museum Exhibits, resources, and the  
    http://www.challenge.state.la.us/res/museums.htm

53. Libraries, Archives, And Museums
    Sound Archives. museums. Internet guides resources. Internet resources, Libraries. museums.Internet guides resources. Internet resources, Libraries.  
    http://plato.acadiau.ca/courses/musi/callon/2273/LIBRARY.HTM
    
    Extractions: ["Iter, meaning 'a journey' or 'a path' in Latin, is a non-profit research project with partners in Toronto, Canada (the headquarters), New York City, and Tempe, Arizona. The goal of Iter is to increase access to all published materials pertaining to the Renaissance (1300-1700) and, eventually, to the Middle Ages (400-1500), through the creation of online bibliographic databases."] RILM Abstracts of Music Literature access via Library OCLC www.grovemusic.com , 2nd edition on the web Doctoral Dissertations in Musicology-Online Canadian Music Periodical Index -"an index to Canadian music periodical literature which provides bibliographic sources for information on all aspects of musical activity in Canada" (The National Library of Canada).

54. Make Use Of Local Resources
    good use of your local resources Natural history Art museums occasionally have exhibitson nature or collections of bird art or bird identification guides.  
    http://birds.cornell.edu/schoolyard/T_Resouces/local_resources.htm
    
    Extractions: Make Use of Local Resources Use local contacts to benefit your participants The various Citizen Science projects also have been successful public relations stories, resulting in news coverage in local newspapers and TV or radio programs. Here are suggested ways of making good use of your local resources: Natural history and science museums often have displays about birds or archives of bird specimens that you may be able to tour. Museums may also consider giving discounted memberships to your participants. Bird/raptor rehabilitators and zoos give regular programs about birds, or may allow you to tour their facilities. Some of these organizations also allow you to "adopt" (sponsor) an animal, or work behind the scenes.

55. Museums
    Research resources. Research resources Topic guides. Policy developmentsunder Scotland's National Cultural Strategy. museums and Galleries Policy.  
    http://www.culturalpolicy.arts.gla.ac.uk/research/ncs_museums_policy.html

56. Internet Resources - Visual Arts Links
    Canadian Heritage Information Network Gateway to museums, galleries, and Other WebSubject guides. Links to annotated listings of Internet resources tailored to  
    http://wpl.city.winnipeg.mb.ca/library/internet/artslinks.htm

57. MEL: History
    History museums; The Holocaust Menu; HyperHistory Online A hypertext timeline.Searchable by date, events, people. guides to More resources.  
    http://mel.lib.mi.us/humanities/history/HIST-index.html

58. CLA: French-Resources
    FRENCH. Online resources. French guides to the Web. FranceLink. La Bibliothèquede l'Arsenal Rare books, manuscripts, and maps. museums. Le Louvre.  
    http://www.virginia.edu/cla/frenrsrc.htm
    
    Extractions: E-mail: cla-uva@virginia.edu FRENCH Online Resources French Guides to the Web Libraries Museums Television ... Reference French Guides to the Web FranceLink ClicNet (un site culturel et littéraire francophone) FranceWeb France Pratique Tennessee Bob's Famous French Links A virtual extravaganza of French links (over 4500) organized by subject. French and Francophone Links (French Department, University of Virgina) Libraries Bibliothèque Nationale de France La Bibliothèque de l'Arsenal Rare books, manuscripts, and maps Museums Le Louvre Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie Centre Georges Pompidou Museum d'Histoire Naturelle ... Creating French Culture Television France 3 (Television Station) FranceVision France-TV Magazine Film La Page Cinema Le Film Français Radio Europe 1 French Radio Links (Francelink) Complete Guide to Radio in France Newspapers Journal Français Liberation The Tocqueville Connection [in English] Search Engines (Moteurs de Recherche sur le Web en France) Yahoo-France Nomade (France) Nouveau Lokace (France) Ecila (France)

59. Subject Guides To Online Resources
    Subject guides to Online resources. Art, Links to museums, collections of Images,and other information. Citing Electronic resources, Online guides to the  
    http://www.barnard.columbia.edu/library/subject.htm
    
    Extractions: Art Links to Museums , collections of Images , and other information Dance Links to online journals and other resources in the areas of dance and the performing arts Citing Electronic Resources Online guides to the citation of electronic resources using the MLA and the APA styles History Historical documents and information Literature Look up individual authors; also arranged by time period Politics / Government New York National International ... Ready Reference Quick ways to find facts on the web Science Chemistry Environment Space and Astronomy and others Theater Theater resources on the web Women's Studies Guides to local resources at Barnard/Columbia and to Web resources (arranged by topic) WWW for Librarians Links to library organizations and services

60. Long Island University - Southampton College Library
    Art resources on the Internet, Table of Contents. Art resources andDirectories, Local guides and Listings, Local museums, museums. Art  
    http://www.southampton.liu.edu/library/artpage.htm

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