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Converting an old card catalog cabinet into an eReader cabinet.
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Don't throw away your old card catalog cabinet with drawers - it makes a perfect storage and charging cabinet for your eReaders!I took a few pics of our conversion and I posted them on a simple web…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by John J Caprice Mar 13, 2011.

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Where do you teach?: Bloomington Jr. High School

What grade level do you teach?: 6-8

Do you own a Kindle or other ereader?: Kindle, Nook, Other

If "Other," please indicate ereader type.: iPad

What kind of computer do you use?: Mac, PC

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At 9:20am on September 27, 2010, Will DeLamater said…: Linn, look up Kathy Parker here on the Ning for her thoughts on checkout. I know she has been very successful with that. My public library here in Maryland uses Overdrive and I can check out up to four books at a time at no cost. I agree that publishers are not helping, but I do see the Nook and Sony as having a big advantage in this area. Please give a holler with other questions and we will try to help!

At 12:09pm on September 26, 2010, Will DeLamater said…: Hi Linn, welcome to the group! Are you using ereaders at BJHS yet, or investigating?

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