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Librarians are the best resource for students and teachers as they have extensive knowledge of literature, curriculums, and online resources. They are willing to help with collaboration, literacy, science/social studies projects, and technology including laptops, iPads, video cameras, and Web 2.0 tools. Librarians also maintain a list of technology resources and topics on a LiveBinder for teachers to access.
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