- http://www.webjunction.org/children
Guide to Selected Resources on Children's Services: Collection Development and Information
Resources; Early Literacy and Other Programming; Internet, Web and Computer Technology
Subtopics: Early Literacy; Programming & Outreach
- http://www.webjunction.org/young-adults-and-teens
Guide to Young Adult & Teen Services: Outreach; Social networking; Collection development;
Youth and Their Allies; Reader's advisory; Programming; Gaming
Subtopics: Programming & Outreach; Teens and Reading; Games & Technology; Collection
Development for YA
- http://www.webjunction.org/students
Give Them What They Want: Services to Students from Teens to Twenty-somethings; Web
2.0; MLS Service: Adult and Youth Reference Core Lists for Public and School Lib; Censorship in Schools: Learning, Speaking, and Thinking Freely: The First Amendment in Schools; Book
Censorship in Schools: A Toolkit
- http://www.webjunction.org/school-libraries
School Library Statistics and Reports; Discussions.
- http://www.webjunction.org/catalog
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Copyright Issues in the Classroom and School Library (LE@D)
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Creating Collaborative Lessons for the Elementary School (LE@D)
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Creating Collaborative Lessons for the Secondary School (LE@D)
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Creating Compelling Programming in Your School Library (LE@D)
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Creating and Maintaining an Engaging School Library Website (LE@D)
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Multicultural Literature for Children and Young Adults (LE@D)
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Planning Story Times for Children (LibraryU)
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Reaching Reluctant Readers (LE@D)
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Reaching Teenagers (LE@D)
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Trends in Children's Literature (LE@D)
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