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MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
Sunday, October 29th from 3:15 PM to
6:00 PM
Featuring the
Unveiling of the NEW MSLA Logo and
Webpage
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Cash Bar
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Entertainment!
Our own
"Singng School Librarians"
Michelle Tanguay
& Linda Piccieri with Steve Gilligan,
City of Roses
http://www.cityofroses.net
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Meet Local Author Celebreties
Authors will be available to
talk with conference attendees and to autograph books. Meet authors
available for school visits!
Judith
Jango-Cohen http://www.jangocohen.com
..........Nonfiction
series: On My Own Science; Early Bird Body Systems; Major Inventions
through History
Robert Kinerk
http://www.robertkinerk.com/index.htm
..........Timothy
Cox Will Not Change His Socks; Clorinda; Slim and Miss Prim
Leslea Newman
http://www.lesleakids.com
..........Hachiko
Waits, Cats, Cats, Cats!, Dogs, Dogs, Dogs! and
The Best Cat in the World
Jane Sutton http://www.jane-sutton.com
..........Me
and the Weirdos, Don't Call Me Mortimer, The Trouble With Cauliflower
Erik Kraft http://www.erikpkraft.com/
..........Lenny
and Mel
Marty Kelley http://www.martykelley.com/
..........Fall
is Not Easy; Summer Stinks; Spring Goes Squish; Winter Woes
Yetti Frenkel
http://snowtreebooks.com/main.htm
..........The
Big, Blue Lump, Trudy and the Captain's Cat, Libby and the Cat
Susan Goodman
http://www.susangoodmanbooks.com/
..........Saber-Toothed
Cats; All in Just One Cookie; Gee Whiz! It's All About Pee: The Truth About
Poop
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Exhibits of Best Practices
List of
all Exhibitors
Note: All exhibits will
remain on display in the Vendor Hall through the end of the conference
VIEW tabletop exhibits
of good ideas done by your colleagues in Massachusetts School Libraries.
SHARE your projects,
and demonstrate why school libraries are essential to student achievement!
APPLY to exhibit your
best practice! Please contact Mary Kelleher mkelleher@mslma.org
by September 30, 2005
Please provide the following
information in your email:
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Description of your project.
Please supply details of the development process, any collaboration, frameworks,
etc.
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Physical description of your
proposed exhibit. If you can supply pictures and links, that is ideal.
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Will you be supplying handouts
to attendees ? If provided, MSLA cannot reimburse for copying.
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A Conference Binder will contain
a page with a BRIEF description of your exhibit, with links, and
contact information. Please supply this information by September 30th to
be included in the Conference Binder.
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Will you require an electrical
outlet? You must bring your own cords and a power strip.
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Do you need space for an easel?
Tabletop easels are ideal, but you may request floor space - it cannot
be guaranteed. You must provide the easel.
SPECIFICATIONS
for the exhibits:
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Space: Exhibits must fit on
a 6' tabletop. Please specify any special space needs, but there
is no guarantee.
There is NO wall space.
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Tri-Fold project display board
is ideal, but not mandatory.
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Easels (provided by the exhibitor)
should be placed on the table; requested floor space for an easel may
not be granted due to space restrictions and fire laws.
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Electrical outlets available,
but no internet. You must bring your own cords and a power strip.
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Setup: Sunday October 29th,
12 Noon to 3:00 PM
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Dismantling will take place
on Monday, October 31st after 4:00 PM
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You do NOT need to "man" your
exhibit, but are welcome to be present. The exhibit should be self-explanatory.
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Exhibitors in the Exploratorium
will receive 15 PDPs
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Note: Members who exhibited
at the State House in March 2006 are encouraged to exhibit again;
5 PDPs will be awarded for
the same exhibit.
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