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“Ordering, processing and shelving books takes specific knowledge and a lot of time. Elementary library aides who work three to six hours a day cannot be expected to do all of this plus aid classes every hour. And secondary librarians also cannot fulfill the jobs of information literacy teacher, resource consultant and library manager without having full-time clerical help.” – Sandy Schuckett, V.P., Legislation, California School Library Association in a letter in the July 9 LA Times.

The TeleRead take: Needless to say, TeleRead would allow librarians to spend more time on mentoring and less time moving around paper and cardboard.

 
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