Presents information about careers one can obtain in the fields of library and information science, including archivists, cataloging librarians, and library media specialists.
Offers advice for those pursuing a library and information science career, with tips on job opportunities, salary and benefits, and educational requirements.
An introduction to careers in information science that provides information on the job market, working conditions, salaries, job requirements, and training requirements.
Identifies the six stages of the information literacy process, showing the progression of skills for each stage; applies the skills to individual grades from seven through twelve; and includes teaching tools.
Profiles careers in the library and information sciences, discussing the nature of the work, educational and training requirements, employment opportunities, salary figures, and sources of additional information.
Presents illustrated overviews of the evolution of such technologies as cell phones, fax machines, and compact discs, each accompanied by step-by-step instructions for a related project.
Introduces young readers to the standard and electronic research materials available at libraries, describes how libraries organize materials, catalog searching, and other related topics.
An introduction to electronic graphic organizers that discusses why they are useful, organization, how to find resources online, and how to integrate them into work.
