Session 11 - Additional Resources

These articles and Web sites are not part of your required reading for class.  They are here for reference help in your discussion questions and your job.

• Ahlvers, Alicia and Barry Trott, "Older Adults and Readers' Advisory," Reference & Users Services Quarterly (Summer 2006): 305-312.
• All Iowa Reads
• American Library Association, Fact Sheet 7:  Video and Copyright
• Brack, Lori and Joe McKenzie, "CLASS: The Future of Adult Porgramming in the Public Library," Public Libraries (May/June 2007): 40-44.  [This article may be ILLed from the State Library.]
• Dixon, Sandy, "Formulating Open-Ended Questions."
• EBSCOhost and FirstSearch
• HealthInfoIowa
• The Iowa Literacy Resource Center
• Library Service to Older Adults Guidelines by the Reference and Users Services Association.
• Affordable Reference bibliography by Deb Tobias
• McDermott, Irene, "I Get By with a Little Help From Thousands of Strangers," Searcher (March 2007): 12-16.
• Ohio Library Council, "Ohio Reference Excellence: Module 2: The Interview."
• Quanbeck, Beth Marie, Interlibrary Loan Copyright Compliance, December, 2001
• Quanbeck, Beth Marie, Additional Copyright Information, December 2001
• Robinson, William C., "The Reference Interview."
• Sariks, Joyce, "Rethinking the Readers' Advisory Interview," Booklist (April 1, 2007): 24.
• State Library of Iowa, "Creating a Readers' Advisory Service."  An online class, there are many links to online tools, Web sites and articles for all to use.
• Trott, Barry and Vicki Novak, "A House Divided?," Reference & Users Services Quarterly (Winter 2006): 33-38.
• Van Fleet, Connie and Karen E. Antell, "Creating CyberSeniors: Older Adult Learning and Its Implications for Computer Training," Public Libraries (May/June, 2002) 149-155.  [This article may be ILLed from the State Library.]