Re: [LM_NET] Readers' Guide

[Shonda Brisco <sbrisco@GMAIL.COM>]

Gee, it must be "research time!"  I had a teacher ask me the very same
question today...and I politely told her that we didn't own a print
copy of the Reader's Guide (and haven't owned one since 1990).  I know
that the Reader's Guide is available in print and online through H.W.
Wilson, but I tried to explain to this teacher that with the online
databases we don't generally use these anymore.  ( I did explain that
for those colleges and universities that hold print journals that
aren't in databases, that then the Reader's Guide is a valuable tool
---but it's usually online.)

If anyone is interested in purchasing, it's here....
http://www.hwwilson.com/Databases/Readersg.htm  and you can get a free
trial.

~Shonda


-- 
Shonda Brisco, BA Ed., MLIS
Library Media / Technology Specialist
Weatherford, TX 76086

Digital Bookends wiki / blog:
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sbrisco@gmail.com

Resources for Texas School Librarians:
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http://txschoollibrarians.wikispaces.com/

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