[CASL-L] DVDs/CDs/Encyclopedias
My9lives124
my9lives1970 at gmail.com
Wed Mar 20 06:31:25 PDT 2024
Our Art teacher sometimes makes altered art journals with the old
encyclopedias, you should ask. They are also good for book art.
Yeah, I am also interested with what others are doing with old DVDs and
CDs. I recently started unboxing ours and transferring them to sleeves
which saves a ton of space but I am second guessing myself as to whether
this is a waste of time or not.
On Tue, Mar 19, 2024, 9:08 AM Felice Atesoglu Russell <atesoglu at gmail.com>
wrote:
> Good morning,
>
> Another crowdsourcing request!
>
> What are other secondary libraries doing with DVDs and CDs. Have you
> weeded all? Do you keep some? Does anyone ever check them out?
>
> For weeded encyclopedias do you simply dispose of them? We realize
> recycling might prove very difficult because of the binding.
>
> Thanks!
>
>
> Felice Russell
> Literacy Innovation Specialist
> Canton Middle and High School
> Canton, CT
>
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