Albany-Schenectady-Schoharie-Saratoga BOCES SLS
TE |
04-1037 |
NOVEL Goes to School will use retired library media specialists to train teachers, librarians and
administrators in the use of NOVEL databases and integrate them into the classroom environment. A technology trainer
will also train library media specialists in the use of their NOVEL databases administrative accounts. This is
a cooperative grant with three SLS systems: Hamilton-Fulton-Montgomery BOCES SLS, Rensselaer-Columbia-Greene BOCES
SLS and Washington-Saratoga BOCES SLS.
Linda Fox (518) 464-5104 |
$24,000.00 |
Brooklyn Public Library
TPR |
04-1013 |
NOVEL Database Training, Outreach and Publicity Program will train the entire library staff at BPL,
provide training for the public, and provide marketing to inform the public of training opportunities and availability
of databases. The project will also create an online tutorial for use by staff and the public for additional training
and support.
Anthony Loum (718) 230-2173 |
$35,000.00 |
Broome-Tioga BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1011 |
Teaching with NOVEL provides hands-on NOVEL training to classroom teachers. This program will expose
teachers to the wealth of tools that comprise the NOVEL suite of information resources.
Gail Barraco (607) 763-3602 |
$6,000.00 |
Capital District Library Council
TPR |
04-1021 |
NOVEL Training To Go will provide a minimum of 40 NOVEL training sessions and 20 NOVEL community
presentations. Target audiences will include library staff, faculty and students, parents and the general public.
A variety of training methods will be implemented, including a train-the-trainer component. This is a cooperative
grant with Mohawk Valley PLS, Southern Adirondack PLS and Upper Hudson PLS.
Christine Walker (518) 438-2500 |
$80,000.00 |
Cattaraugus-Allegany-Erie-Wyoming BOCES SLS
TE |
04-1040 |
NOVEL Training Presentations increases the number of librarians and teachers with expert knowledge
of NOVEL databases and provides updated information for those with previous training. Hands-on training will be
employed by EBSCO and Gale trainers.Diane Crater (716) 376-8206 |
$6,000.00 |
Cayuga-Onondaga BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1044 |
Promoting NOVEL Databases Integration with the School Curriculum expands on current NOVEL training
to include administrators, teachers and parents as well as the general public. Participants will receive hands-on
training and will emphasize the fact that NOVEL databases are available at no cost to all New Yorkers.
Ann Voorhees (315) 253-0361 |
$6,000.00 |
Central New York Library Resources Council
TPR |
04-1005 |
Bringing NOVEL to Central New York introduces NOVEL through exhibits at business, education, health
and other trade shows in Central New York. NOVEL training programs will also be provided for aides to state legislators,
federal and local government officials, as well as clinical staff at hospitals within the CLRC region.
Nancy Howe (315) 446-5446 |
$25,000.00 |
Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Library System
TPR |
04-1026 |
NOVEL Training offers decentralized training at the two co-central libraries and in member libraries
to reach a wide range of users in the library system. Library staff will be trained to provide users with hands-on
demonstrations of NOVEL databases.
Anne D. Plyler (716) 484-7135 x 258 |
$15,000.00 |
Clinton-Essex-Franklin Library System
TPR |
04-1057 |
The NOVEL Edge: Databases @ Your Public Library NOVEL training related to business research, homework
help and health topics research for member library directors and staff. Web page tutorials on using NOVEL will
also be available and promoted through TV/radio ads, promotional giveaways and open houses at the 30 member libraries.
Elizabeth Brooks (518) 563-5190 x 35 |
$15,000.00 |
Clinton-Essex-Warren-Washington BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1025 |
A NOVEL-ized Approach to Research allows school library staff to become expert turnkey trainers.
The turnkey training will allow all teachers to receive information and tools that will encourage the use of NOVEL
databases. In addition, a CD promoting NOVEL will be created for students, parents and teachers.
Jennifer Henry (518) 561-0100 |
$6,000.00 |
Delaware-Chenango-Madison-Otsego BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1027 |
Research It the NOVEL Way extends database training to administrators, business people, parents and
the general public, as well as librarians and teachers. Trainers will travel throughout the BOCES area to provide
on-site training to as many people as possible. In order to further publicize the NOVEL databases, the project
will create brochures describing the databases, providing logins and passwords.
Patricia L. Schmidt (607) 335-1371 |
$6,000.00 |
Dutchess BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1043 |
Access NOVEL: Free Online Educational Resources provides on-site training for Dutchess County Schools
with zero and low NOVEL usage statistics. This project seeks to increase teacher and library staff awareness of
and ability to search the NOVEL databases.
Rebecca Gerald (845) 486-4840 x 3061 |
$6,000.00 |
Eastern Suffolk BOCES SLS
TE |
04-1029 |
Training Where It Counts - In the District provides NOVEL database training in the local school districts
to meet the needs of those librarians who have difficulty getting release time, as well as classroom teachers.
The project will also provide training for Parent Teacher Associations and students.
Dr. Janet L. Barr (631) 286-0891 |
$6,000.00 |
Erie 1 BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1018 |
"NOVEL-izing" School Library System allows teachers to receive training workshops at their
own schools. A retired library media specialist will provide training that focuses on integrating NOVEL databases
into the school curriculum. In addition, NOVEL cue cards will be created and posted at each library workstation.
These cards will be a visual reminder to students as they start research projects.
Carol Tauriello (716) 821-7070 |
$6,000.00 |
Erie 2-Chautauqua-Cattaraugus BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1035 |
NACC - "The Next Generation" provides in-depth, subject-specific training on the NOVEL
databases. The training will be extended to teachers in all subject areas, library media specialists and other
school staff. Local subject specialists will provide the training, thus enhancing the workshop participants' experiences.
This is a collaborative project with Buffalo City SLS.
Susan M. Bartle (716) 672-4371 x 2022 |
$16,000.00 |
Finger Lakes Library System
TPR |
04-1017 |
The Trainers Toolbox provides NOVEL trainers with the equipment needed for adequate presentation
and training in NOVEL databases to the staff of member libraries. The member library's staff trainer will train
other staff and patrons using the "Trainers Toolbox" which will be both a demonstration and a hands-on
experience.
Rex Helwig (607) 273-4074 x 40 |
$15,000.00 |
Four County Library System
TPR |
04-1052 |
NOVEL Training and Promotional Initiative provides NOVEL and other electronic resources training
for library staff of the system and member libraries. The staff will then train a broad range of audiences in their
communities, including students, faculty, business people, news media and the general public. A traveling classroom
and a newly created Trainer's Support Group will facilitate the training sessions.
Steve Bachman (607) 723-8236 x 343 |
$14,995.00 |
Franklin-Essex-Hamilton BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1004 |
A NOVEL Approach to Research provides in-depth training in NOVEL databases by EBSCO and Gale trainers
for school library staff as well as teachers. Teachers will use NOVEL resources in lessons with students. A brochure
detailing the NOVEL databases and how to access them will be created for students and their parents.
Donna Hanus (518) 483-1697 |
$6,000.00 |
Genesee-Livingston-Steuben-Wyoming BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1033 |
NAK: NOVEL Access and Knowledge provides hands-on training from an EBSCO representative to school
media specialists and teachers. The training will go beyond the awareness level to demonstrate how the NOVEL databases
can be integrated into the curriculum and utilized as resources in lessons for students.
Ann Willkens Leach (585) 344-7902 |
$6,000.00 |
Jefferson-Lewis-Hamilton-Herkimer BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1022 |
NOVEL Resources Training Initiative provides in-depth training by NOVEL database vendors to school
library media specialists and Model Schools curriculum committee members. The project will also reach out to people
who are new to the teaching profession.
Angus Saunders (315) 377-7350 |
$6,000.00 |
Long Island Library Resources Council
TPR |
04-1003 |
Electronic Resources: Guidance and Training provides NOVEL training sessions to a variety of audiences,
including library staff, students, faculty, the business community, legislative aides, healthcare professionals
and the public. The LILRC web site will also be enhanced to provide a more prominent presence for the NOVEL databases.
Herbert Biblo (631) 632-6650 |
$25,000.00 |
Madison-Oneida BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1001 |
NOVEL Resources provides in-depth NOVEL database training to school library staff members, Model
School curriculum committee members and new teachers. Some training will be available through distance learning
technologies in order to make it accessible to people at remote locations. The project will also provide students
with remote passwords to allow them to access NOVEL at home.
Beatrice Angus (315) 361-5661 |
$6,000.00 |
Metropolitan New York Library Council (METRO)
TPR |
04-1020 |
METRO NOVEL Training and Promotion provides 15 NOVEL training programs for legislative employees,
staff of non-profit organizations, academic and special librarians and archivists of the METRO region. The web
site, METROweb, will be upgraded to include information about NOVEL.
Robert Schmidt (212) 228-2320 x 14 |
$35,000.00 |
Mid-Hudson Library System
TPR |
04-1010 |
NOVEL Database Training provides frequent and consistent database promotion and exhibition throughout
the region to educators, the business community, local officials, journalists and the general public. A template
presentation will be developed to sustain promotion after the grant period ends.
Merribeth Advocate (845) 471-6060 x 54 |
$25,000.00 |
Mid-York Library System
TPR |
04-1002 |
NOVEL in the Community provides formal awareness and training in the use of the NOVEL databases for
key community and government groups in the member libraries' respective communities.
Beverly Choltco-Devlin (315) 735-8328 |
$15,000.00 |
Nassau BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1038 |
NOVEL at Your School provides NOVEL training to professional developers from Nassau BOCES Model School
program and other districts as well as school librarians. This train-the-trainer approach is expected to increase
knowledge of available NOVEL resources for teachers, students, librarians and the professional developers as well
as increase NOVEL usage for curriculum projects.
eva efron (516) 608-6630 |
$6,000.00 |
Nassau Library System
TPR |
04-1047 |
NOVEL Invitational Grant provides training to the staff of member libraries in using NOVEL and regional
databases, as well as training in Dreamweaver MX and Publisher 2003 to improve web publishing and databases marketing
materials. The project will also include online database training for the general public.
Robyn Klose (516) 292-8920 x 282 |
$35,000.00 |
New York City School Library System
TE |
04-1007 |
NOVEL Technology Training provides beginner and advanced training in NOVEL databases for school librarians.
The trainings will focus on integrating the usage of NOVEL databases and information literacy in New York City
School Libraries.
Melissa Jacobs (212) 374-0213 |
$15,000.00 |
New York Public Library
TPR |
04-1058 |
NYPL Electronic Resources Training provides 34 public training sessions and 14 staff training workshops,
highlighting the NOVEL databases, as well as other electronic resources. Promotional materials such as English
and Spanish language postcards/print materials and free giveaways will feature the NYPL web site, where NOVEL and
other electronic resources can be accessed.
Jane Fisher (212) 340-0911 |
$35,000.00 |
Nioga Library System
TPR |
04-1028 |
NOVEL Training provides NOVEL databases training for professional, para-professional and non-professional
staff in the system's member libraries.
Marie Bindeman (716) 434-6167 x 31 |
$15,000.00 |
North Country Library System
TPR |
04-1041 |
NOVEL Invitational Grant/Promoting NOVEL Databases provides funds to allow NCLS information technology
staff to provide targeted small group training sessions in numerous locations throughout the system service area.
Training will be accomplished through demonstration and exploration of the various NOVEL databases as well as hands-on
exercises.
Amy Degnan (315) 782-5540 |
$15,000.00 |
Northern New York Library Network
TPR |
04-1016 |
NOVEL/Electronic Services Training provides training sessions to member library staff, regional hospital
staff and archivists on how to use NOVEL and other electronic resources. Radio and television commercials will
be broadcast to promote NOVEL and training DVD's and tutorials including NOVEL will be distributed to 300 libraries
in the region.
Bridget Doyle (315) 265-1119 |
$25,000.00 |
Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES SLS
TE |
04-1009 |
NOVEL Curriculum Training moves beyond the train-the-trainer model to empower users directly and
encourage collaborative projects between library media specialists and classroom subject-specific teachers. Database
vendors will provide these audiences with in-depth training on using NOVEL with curriculum based instruction.
Karin Kell Deyo (315) 793-8505 |
$6,000.00 |
Onondaga County Public Library
TPR |
04-1030 |
NOVEL: Your Library That's Always Open brings to each participating library formalized, high quality
training that is capable of being tailored on-site to meet the specific needs of each library, its trustees and
its patrons. These groups will receive training in the value, scope, content and use of OCPL's online resources,
including NOVEL databases.
Peg Elliott (315) 435-1900 |
$25,000.00 |
Onondaga-Cortland-Madison BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1036 |
Exploring a NOVEL Idea will, for the first time, provide on-site in-depth training to school library
media specialists in OCM BOCES. The focus will be on schools that have not used NOVEL in the past. Training will
also be offered to teachers to expand the use of these resources beyond the library media center. Additional training
will also be offered to two local legislators to educate them about NOVEL.
Judith Dzikowski (315) 433-2665 |
$6,000.00 |
Orange-Ulster BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1051 |
Promoting NOVEL to Schools provides NOVEL training by EBSCO and Gale trainers to teacher/library
media specialist teams from Orange-Ulster and Rockland BOCES. Training sessions will consist of a quick overview
of the content and search strategies, followed by a concentration on integrating NOVEL databases into the curriculum.
This is a collaborative grant with Rockland BOCES SLS.
Maxine Kamin (845) 781-4360 |
$12,000.00 |
Orleans-Niagara BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1032 |
Curriculum Correlation Tactics Two recruits a trainer to spend a day at each school. The trainer
will offer one-on-one training as well as small group workshops to teachers and librarians. The workshops will
focus on writing simple lesson plans that align with the New York State Standards and incorporate the NOVEL databases.
Molly Thomson (716) 731-4176 x 3750 |
$6,000.00 |
Oswego BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1055 |
A NOVEL Link to Learning provides NOVEL training to approximately 100 teachers and librarians in
the Oswego BOCES SLS. The library system will hire a part-time NOVEL trainer to provide awareness of NOVEL databases
as well as demonstrate ideas for integrating NOVEL databases into the curriculum.
Christine Ranieri (315) 963-4363 |
$6,000.00 |
Otsego-Northern Catskills BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1039 |
Introducing NOVEL will reach beyond current library users to inform and train administrators, teachers,
parents, and community members who may be unaware that these resources may be accessed from home. Project activities
will be regional, systematic and focused on constituents who are unaware of the NOVEL program.
JoAnn M. Rockefeller (607) 652-1251 |
$6,000.00 |
Pioneer Library System
TPR |
04-1059 |
Novel Approaches to NOVEL incorporates MARC records for journals available through NOVEL into the
library system's online catalog, provides NOVEL training for member library staff and the general public in collaboration
with the Rochester Regional Library Council, and conducts a patron authentication feasibility study.
Betsy Morris (585) 394-8260 |
$15,000.00 |
Putnam-Westchester BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1056 |
NOVEL Invitational Training -- North designs a training program that will further familiarize library
media specialists and their classroom teacher colleagues with the resources available in the NOVEL databases. This
training program will feature a dual dimension as the process will include both a training and an enhanced promotional
concept that will target teachers, administrators and parents in each school district.
John Monahan (914) 248-2392 |
$6,000.00 |
Queens Borough Public Library
TPR |
04-1054 |
Virtual Help: A NOVEL Idea creates a series of streaming video tutorials providing instruction on
using the NOVEL databases. The tutorials will be accessible via QBPL's web site. Person-to-person training promoting
the new tutorials will be provided to more than 300 individuals.
Phillip Darsan (718) 990-8516 |
$35,000.00 |
Ramapo Catskill Library System
TPR |
04-1014 |
NOVEL: Gateway to Information increases awareness and skills in using electronic resources made available
through NOVEL. Participants will develop a basic understanding of how to access NOVEL databases and will have an
opportunity to discover NOVEL as a useful personal information resource.
Robert Hubsher (845) 343-1131 x 142 |
$25,000.00 |
Rochester City School Library System
TPR |
04-1062 |
NOVEL -- the Curriculum Connection provides NOVEL training to 30-60 teachers and librarians, explaining
the use of NOVEL as an educational tool. These teachers and librarians will then form NOVEL teams and present the
use of NOVEL in curriculum development to a potential 1500 teachers and administrators.
Linda L. Cruttenden (585) 262-8733 |
$10,000.00 |
Rochester Regional Library Council
TPR |
04-1031 |
Making the Connection creates focus groups of library staff and teachers and an ongoing committee
to discuss and promote library learning through the use of the NOVEL databases. The project will also provide workshops
for library staff and teachers to incorporate NOVEL into the curriculum. Train-the-trainer workshops will highlight
the NOVEL databases by subject for both the library staff and teachers as well as the general public. Online tutorials
about NOVEL will be created. This is a collaborative project with the Monroe County Library System, Monroe #1 BOCES
SLS and Monroe #2-Orleans BOCES SLS.
Deborah Emerson (585) 223-7570 |
$62,000.00 |
Schuyler-Chemung-Tioga BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1012 |
NOVEL Collaboration: Teaching to the Standards Using NOVEL focuses on training librarians and classroom
teachers to integrate NOVEL with the New York State Learning Standards. An instructor from Gale will lead 2 workshops.
During the workshops, teachers and librarians will collaborate to create lesson plans. After the training, participants
will serve as informal trainers in their schools.
Kathleen Wheeler (607) 739-3581 x 2703 |
$6,000.00 |
South Central Regional Library Council
TPR |
04-1015 |
Enhanced Access to NOVEL and Other Electronic Resources provides a train-the-trainer workshop for
regional library staff on effective instructional techniques for teaching library users about NOVEL and other electronic
resources. The program will also include training sessions for the staff of member libraries and systems, as well
as training sessions for clinical and administrative staff at the 23 regional hospitals.
Jean Currie (607) 273-9106 |
$25,000.00 |
Southeastern New York Library Resources Council
TPR |
04-1060 |
Search for NOVEL Resources provides webinars on NOVEL as well as on-site demonstrations for hospital
staff of the region. Tutorials on using the NOVEL databases and other electronic resources will be created for
the SENYLRC web site and handed out in CD-ROM format.
Tessa Killian (845) 691-2734 |
$25,000.00 |
Southern Tier Library System
TPR |
04-1045 |
NOVEL Online Databases: Teaching to User Needs provides NOVEL training to librarians, library trustees,
library users, members of the community and elected officials. This training will provide course outlines, practice
questions, and one-on-one training for patrons.
Ristiina Wigg (607) 962-3141 |
$15,000.00 |
St. Lawrence-Lewis BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1024 |
A Novel Approach to Research provides school librarians with in-depth database training from EBSCO
and Gale trainers. Using a PowerPoint presentation that includes curriculum specific templates, the librarians
will train teachers in their schools so that the teachers will use NOVEL resources in lessons with their students.
A brochure detailing the NOVEL databases and how to access them will be created for students and their parents.
Allison Wheeler (315) 353-6684 |
$6,000.00 |
Steuben-Allegany BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1034 |
Linking Learning and Literacy: A NOVEL Approach offers a wide audience training on the NOVEL databases.
Trainers will offer hands-on and demonstration workshops to school librarians, teachers, teacher aides an assistants,
administrators, board members, parents, people in the business community and the general public.
Stephanie Wilson (607) 281-3199 |
$6,000.00 |
Suffolk Cooperative Library System
TPR |
04-1053 |
Training Librarians to Market Electronic Databases provides training on marketing and teaching database
use for 240 reference librarians from the member libraries. The librarians will then return to their communities
to train additional library staff and the general public.
Diane Eidelman (631) 286-1600 x 1304 |
$35,000.00 |
Suffolk Western BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1042 |
NOVEL Professional Development Training provides more in-depth training to a larger and broader cross-section
of teachers and librarians. This NOVEL training will emphasize how to incorporate databases with existing curriculum
and assessment programs.
Paula Klingelhoeffer (631) 242-1128 x 229 |
$6,000.00 |
Sullivan BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1046 |
NOVEL Database Promotional Program expands the awareness of and creates interest in the NOVEL databases
by providing hands-on, interactive training to all middle and high school students and their teachers in the member
libraries of the school library system.
Lynn Denman (845) 292-0246 |
$6,000.00 |
Syracuse City School Library System
TPR |
04-1061 |
NOVEL Way to Improve Access to Information will train all of the 33 Syracuse City School District
library media specialists to be turnkey trainers. They will provide training on the NOVEL databases for the staff
and students in their schools. The school library media Specialists will work with the teachers to create lesson
plans integrating NOVEL and post them to the SCSD Library Links web site.
Patricia C. Vilello (315) 435-4216 |
$10,000.00 |
Tompkins-Seneca-Tioga BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1006 |
Gale NOVEL Training fosters librarian-teacher collaboration by providing NOVEL training to both groups
collaboratively. A trainer from Gale will offer three workshops that cover English, Social Studies, Science and
Health, Business and Current Events.
Patricia Neal (607) 257-1551 x 306 |
$6,000.00 |
Ulster BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1050 |
Training and Promoting NOVEL Databases provides hands-on training to a target audience of librarians
and teachers in Ulster County who currently have a low or zero usage on the NOVEL databases. Sessions will focus
on the promotion of and training for the databases that are appropriate for the individual school or group.
Daniele Boyea (845) 855-1402 x 1230 |
$6,000.00 |
Wayne-Finger Lakes BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1019 |
Creating Collaborative Lesson Plans Using NOVEL Databases provides workshops for teachers and librarians.
The workshops will be tailored to grades K-5 and grades 6-12 and will be provided by Gale and EBSCO. They will
focus on integrating NOVEL into the curriculum. NOVEL brochures will be created and distributed to all teachers
in the school library system.
Judy Marsh (315) 332-2100 |
$6,000.00 |
Westchester BOCES SLS
TPR |
04-1048 |
NOVEL Invitational Training -- South provides training to Library Media Specialists, administrators
and faculty in the Westchester 2 BOCES SLS. This training program will feature a dual dimension to include an enhanced
promotional concept to reach a wider audience of potential NOVEL users.
Francine Costello (914) 345-8500 x 123 |
$6,000.00 |
Westchester Library System
TPR |
04-1049 |
NOVEL Databases Training and Promotion provides ten training sessions on the effective use of the
NOVEL databases. Target audiences will include WLS staff, member library staff, career counselors, job seekers,
people from the business community, educators, legislators and the general public. The introductory training will
take the form of a kickoff event to announce the NOVEL program and demonstrate the NOVEL databases.
Elaine Sozzi (914) 674-3612 |
$25,000.00 |
Western New York Library Resources Council
TPR |
04-1023 |
WNYinfo:Accessing NOVEL and Regional Resources From a One-Stop Shop Information Gateway creates an
online information gateway integrating both NOVEL and regional resources into one seamless entry point. Library
staff will be trained on using the gateway and the NOVEL databases.
Sheryl Knab (716) 633-0705 x 121 |
$25,000.00 |
Yonkers City School Library System
TE |
04-1008 |
Bringing NOVEL into the Classroom uses teams of expert library media specialists to train teachers
in the use of NOVEL databases. The library media specialists will attend refresher courses provided by the database
vendors and then lead workshops for teachers. This project will present opportunities for teacher-librarian collaboration.
Nancy Keating (914) 376-8181 |
$10,000.00 |
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62 Projects Total |
$1,001,995 |
