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			Background Information BA Communication: Moorhead State University- 1990 BS Education: St. Cloud State- 1995 MS Information Media: St. Cloud State- 2001 K-12 Principal License: St. Mary's- 2004 Media Center Expecations 2007-2008 North Media Center Student Use Expectations The purpose of the media center is to assist students and staff in accessing information to facilitate the learning process. To best meet this goal, we have certain expectations that must be met when using the media center facility. Students coming to the media center with their class: o Don’t need an individual pass o Must have ID card to check out materials o May stay the entire class period o Are expected to use media resources appropriately o Will work quietly and not be disruptive o Use appropriate doors to access each level (2nd floor doors to upper media) Individual students coming to the media center from a class or study hall: o Need a signed pass or agenda o Must have ID card to check out materials o Maximum of three students per classroom (Call Bryon at 4045 for any exceptions) o Will stay for 10 minutes and then return to class o Can return or check out a book o Can pick something up or drop something off Will work quietly and not be disruptive May stay longer if: Student needs to use media resources for research and; Doesn’t have access to a resource in their classroom or; Is working on a special project with prior approval from media specialist Brings necessary materials and is prepared to work Students may be sent back at any time for not meeting our expectations or if media center is full. Contact me: (320) 251-2159 x 4045
						My Links Microsoft Clip Art Minnesota DNR Resources Common Media Questions How do I get checkout equipment? Leave a voicemail or email for me. What equipment can I check out? Video cameras, boom boxes, digital and 35mm cameras, opaque projectors and overheads are available for teacher checkout. Talk to me about other requests. How do I get something fixed? Email or VoiceMail your request to: bryon.anderson@isd742.org Paper requests left on desk or in mailbox will not be answered. How can I show a video to a large audience? We have two channels (57 & 59) to broadcast videotapes to the classrooms. If you want to show a video in more than one room, we can broadcast it for you and any room that wants to show it can turn to the appropriate channel. Please let LaRayne know 24 hours in advance and have your tape cued and ready to go. How do I schedule the media center? Check the online calendar (http://www.isd742.org/~north) to see if it’s available. Call Kathy Beuning to schedule. Drop off a copy of the project with Bryon. Nonfiction and reference are in lower media and fiction and biographies are in upper media. What’s the best way to have students use the Internet? We put links to web pages up on the building web page. Students can then access the links from home. Email any bookmarks to Bryon 24 hours in advance with the project title. How do students learn about overdue books? Overdue notices are sent on Tuesdays. They will be put in PO boxes so teachers can hand them out in Advisory. Most books are checked out for 2 weeks, but textbooks and magazines are overnight only. Items can be returned to book returns on either level. What do I do if a bulb burns out? Send a student to pick one up or call Bonnie and she will deliver one to your room (be sure to let us know which bulb you need). If you replace it yourself, try not to touch the bulb. The oil from your fingers can cause the bulb to burn out prematurely.
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