INFOhio's Core Collection provides state-funded resources free to all Ohio's K-12 students and teachers for the 2008-2009 school year.
A username and password are required for home access; see your school library media specialist.
Funded in part through an Institute of Museum and
Library Services LSTA grant awarded by the State Library of Ohio.
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2008-2009INFOhio's 2008-2009 Toolkit provides educators and
parents with the supplies and resources needed to get the school year off to a great start
and to ensure continued success throughout the year! Make sure you've got the basics;
browse our links for the tools you need:
INFOhio
for standards-based education
When you need reliable and authoritative resources for school assignments and research,
turn to INFOhios Core Collection of
Electronic Resources. As an Ohio parent/guardian, student or teacher, you have instant
access to thousands of resources online, including popular magazines, trade publications,
scholarly research journals, newspapers from Ohio and the nation, encyclopedias,
dictionaries, speeches, poems, plays, images, maps, satellite images of Ohio and more!
(INFOhios Core Collection is funded through a combination of state and federal
taxes.)
Todays school libraries are much more than warehouses of books they are knowledge
spaces, where active learning takes place students build their own
understanding and knowledge. (Ross J. Todd and Carol C. Kuhlthau, Student Learning
Through Ohio School Libraries: The Ohio Research Study)
The Ohio Department of Educations Instructional
Management System contains model lessons and
assessments for a variety of Academic Content Standards as well as professional resources
on standards-based education and lesson design. Keeping in mind the five stages of
planning for standards-based education: 1) Content, 2) Assessment, 3) Data
Analysis, 4) Instruction and 5) Materials, INFOhio, the
state's virtual library and information network for all K-12 public and nonpublic schools,
provides resources that support and supplement what students should know and be able to
do. Stop surfing and start finding

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Available anytime, anywhere, 24/7, from any Internet-accessible computer
at school or at home. |

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Offers electronic databases, instructional resources, standardized
software and technical support. |

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Ensures equity of access and helps ensure that no Ohio child is left on
the have-not side of the Digital Divide. |
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