A+Sample+Guide+for+TLs

Becky Wilson Teacher-Librarian Mission Hill Elementary Vernon, B.C. (250) 545-0639 mhill_library@sd22.bc.ca ||  || =Introduction= This is an example of what a subject guide could look like using Wikispaces. If you are interested in doing further research on subject guides, you can use this guide as a starting point.
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=Print Resources=
 * **Subject Headings**: Subject guides to library resources, Reference, Special, and Information Section, Library Association,Wikis (Computer science)--Library applications, Library Web sites--Design
 * **Keywords & Phrases**: subject guides, pathfinders, research guides, libguides, electronic library guides, webliographies
 * **Library of Congress Call #**: Z 674

=Database Resources=
 * Proquest Education Database: provides access to over 700 educational journals from 1991 to present.
 * LISA: Library and Information Science Abstracts: provides access to library and information science abstracts.

=Online Resources= = = || = =
 * **My Perpetual Pursuit of the Perfect Pathfinder Platform**, written by Joyce Valenza, is about her history with subject guides (pathfinders) and the importance of them today. She shares different options for creating subject guides and provides examples too.
 * @Resources for creating subject guides is another page on this wiki and outlines many viable options for hosting your subject guides.
 * Designing subject guides provides tips for subject guide design.
 * Steps for creatng a subject guide is a linear approach to creating subject guides.
 * Example subject guides are guides created for elementary and high school students.