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Librarians are the best resource for students and teachers, as they are knowledgeable about literature, curriculums, and online resources. They are willing to help students and teachers find information on various topics through the school's technology like laptops, iPads, video cameras, and Web 2.0 tools. Librarians also maintain lists of technology resources and suggestions that can be accessed through tools like LiveBinder using the provided key or websites with new ideas for teachers.
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