We love New Steps to Service (Wasman, 1997). Here’s a legal and ethical way you might be able to consult it without buying it.
(Thanks to Kristie M. for providing this info.)
New Steps to Service: Common-sense Advice for the School Library Media Specialist
is available for free on…
Net Library
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For the rest of the access information, go to WebCT 6340 Readings to find the handout called “Wasman.” (Sorry to make you follow a trail of links, but proprietary access is involved.)
Reference
Wasman, A.M. (1998). New steps to service: Common-sense advice for the school library media specialist. Chicago: American Library Association.
