Building Tools Lincoln logs Flip cam Legos Lego Robotics Interlibrary Library Loan Magna-tiles Makerspace KEVA Web cam Respondents indicated whether they offered Blocks/planks Chrome Books or participated in interlibrary loan, a KNEX basic kit 3D printer resource-sharing strategy whereby the Mega Bloks Sparki robot school community can borrow book titles Lego Wedos 3Ozobot from other school libraries. This practice has Picasso tiles Google Cardboard the potential to compensate for inequities Roominate Virtual Reality among school library collections. Electronic Spheros Robotics management of interlibrary loan processes is Makerspace critical to maximizing its potential. Fig. 36 3D pen shows that over two-thirds [67.9%] of school libraries do not participate Mathematics: Legos in interlibrary loan. Manipulatives Geo-boards Games Board games Video games [e.g., chess, Wii consoles Banana grams] Pairs in Pears Puzzles Science Telescopes Instruments Toys Hot wheels track kit Tinker toys Knex Visual aids Family Literacy Nooks Fig. 36: Interlibrary Loan kits KindleFire Go Readers Audio aids Voice recorder Playaways Adaptive aids Braille books n=521 Fig. 37: Comparison of Interlibrary Loan by District Types Fjg. 37 shows no significant differences in the use of interlibrary loan in urban, rural, and suburban libraries. Test Results Findings
Building Tools Lincoln logs Legos Magna-tiles KEVA Blocks/planks KNEX basic kit Mega Bloks Lego Wedos Picasso tiles Roominate Flip cam Lego Robotics Makerspace Web cam Chrome Books 3D printer Sparki robot 3Ozobot Google Cardboard Virtual Reality Spheros Robotics Makerspace 3D pen Mathematics: Manipulatives Legos Geo-boards Games Board games [e.g., chess, Banana grams] Pairs in Pears Puzzles Video games Wii consoles Science Instruments Telescopes Toys Hot wheels track kit Tinker toys Knex Visual aids Family Literacy kits Nooks KindleFire Go Readers Audio aids Voice recorder Playaways Adaptive aids Braille books n=521 Interlibrary Library Loan Respondents indicated whether they offered or participated in interlibrary loan, a resource-sharing strategy whereby the school community can borrow book titles from other school libraries. This practice has the potential to compensate for inequities among school library collections. Electronic management of interlibrary loan processes is critical to maximizing its potential. Fig. 36 shows that over two-thirds [67.9%] of school libraries do not participate in interlibrary loan. Fig. 36: Interlibrary Loan Fig. 37: Comparison of Interlibrary Loan by District Types Fjg. 37 shows no significant differences in the use of interlibrary loan in urban, rural, and suburban libraries. Test Results Findings