From: libraryjournal_@email1.reedbusiness.com Subject: NBC News You Can Use in Your Library or Media Center To: naglaxman@yahoo.com Date: Thursday, 10 June, 2010, 2:17 You have received this email because of your relationship with Library Journal. For customer support or to stop receiving future promotions from LJ, please scroll to the bottom for instructions. If you no longer wish to receive promotional email from NBC News, please send an email to Contactus@nbclearn.com, subject: Unsubscribe..   Click Here to see this email in a web browser Bring the World into Your Library or Media Center with Short, Standards-Aligned Videos from NBC News! Dear Colleague, Have you ever seen a story on the news and wished you could use it in your library or media center? Now NBC News is making such resources readily available to educators through NBC News Archives On Demand™. With a FREE trial of NBC News Archives On Demand, you can have instant access to over 10,000 videos, primary source documents, images and more! This award-winning subscription resource, specifically designed and organized for use in K-12 schools, is available to librarians, media specialists, teachers, students and parents. Its features include: Thousands of short, searchable and downloadable videos More than 25 collections aligned to state standards Current events updated daily, Monday-Friday Historic content from one of the largest news archives in the world 24x7 access from school, library or home Safe, authoritative content chosen specifically for K-12 students Linda Kraut, Media Specialist for New Jersey’s Glen Rock Middle and High School, has been using NBC News Archives On Demand since fall 2009, and is excited about the possibilities it has opened up for her teachers across so many subject areas. Linda says, “I was very excited about [Archives On Demand] when it first came out because of the value of showing short clips in the classroom. Plus, the fact that it came from NBC News and was authoritative was really important for me.” Linda created a direct link to the website on her media center home page, in addition to offering it in her media library, making it easy for students and teachers to access the resource from anywhere in the building. I invite you to try NBC News Archives On Demand FREE for 30 days to see all that it has to offer. Just click here to sign up for a no-obligation trial, and start exploring today!   Best regards, Adam Jones Senior Vice President, NBC News/NBC Learn NBC Learn, a division of NBC News 30 Rockefeller Plaza - New York, NY - 10112 www.nbclearn.com - (877) NBC-7502 - contactus@nbclearn.com To Unsubscribe from future notices about advertising opportunities, click here. CONTACT US Library Journal 160 Varick Street, 11th Floor New York, NY 10013 Tel: 646-380-0700 Fax: 646-380-0756 VIEW OUR UPDATED PRIVACY POLICY: Click here. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.