Library Learning Commons Information
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Remote Learners: Please complete the Tech Help form to request assistance from the first available staff member.
Staff
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Scheduling
- The media center/LLC calendar displays the blocks during which the media center computer or instructional areas are reserved for class visits
- Media Center Conference Room reservations are recorded on the media center/LLC calendar, for reserved dates view details about meeting time(s) and coordinator(s) by clicking on - Conference Room Reserved
- Please contact a staff member to schedule use of any media center resources, services, or areas
Database Passwords
Passwords for accessing ManeMedia.info subscription databases off-campus are available to students and staff. Stop by the media center or see options below to learn alternative ways to access our passwords and databases.
Passwords for ManeMedia.info Resources
Passwords for ManeMedia.info Resources
- View passwords for off-campus access to access GALILEO, KM databases, USA TestPrep, and CareerCruising
(use Office 365 login to view the password list off-campus)
- MackinVia.com - access databases and eBooks provided by Cobb Digital Library
(use your Office 365 login for access off-campus; for research see the Databases link at the left)
Library Account Information
Students can view the status of their KM library account by logging into the media center's Book Catalog Search using their student number and KM computer password. To view current checkouts and fines click on My Info at the top of the screen. For more information about access and features read View Your Library Account and Extend/Renew Book Checkouts.
Information for other KMHS/Cobb accounts: Microsoft Office 365, Cobb Public Library PASS, KM computer passwords, Synergy StudentVUE/ParentVUE (grade reports), MyPaymentsPlus, Wi-Fi
Information for other KMHS/Cobb accounts: Microsoft Office 365, Cobb Public Library PASS, KM computer passwords, Synergy StudentVUE/ParentVUE (grade reports), MyPaymentsPlus, Wi-Fi
Mission
KMHS' Mane Media Library Learning Commons program focuses on supporting a culture of learning and student success. Library staff concentrate on providing resources and instruction to strengthen multiple literacies, while advancing students' skills using information and communication technologies.
We support independent learners 24/7 with access to information, resources, and instructional guides on ManeMedia.info, featuring
We support independent learners 24/7 with access to information, resources, and instructional guides on ManeMedia.info, featuring
- Effective methods for research and related documentation
- Use of technology to support collaboration and communication
- Leisure reading and listening for enjoyment and personal growth
- Academic and fiction writing
- Test preparation
- Physical and digital makerspaces for producing creative products for class projects
Our vision is that all KM graduates are prepared to use information and communication technologies to support life-long learning, earning, and changemaking.
See the ManeMedia Info Blog to learn about the many resources available to our community for learning and enjoyment.
See the ManeMedia Info Blog to learn about the many resources available to our community for learning and enjoyment.
Policies
Use of Computers
Library computers are provided for school assignments. Individual students may use the computers any time during library hours, except when they are reserved for use by a class. All patrons must abide by the school district's policies and regulations regarding the use of technology.
Circulation Periods
Students may check out books for a three-week period and renew the checkout period as needed. Reference books may be checked out at the end of the school day for overnight use and must be returned before the start of the next school day. Students may not check out additional items until all overdue materials are returned.
Fines
(suspended or waived for school closures and remote learning days)
(suspended or waived for school closures and remote learning days)
Fiction and non-fiction books returned after the due date incur a fine of $.10 per day; overdue reference books are fined at $.50 per day. When students have a fine or an overdue item, weekly messages are sent to the enrolling head of household's email address. Fines should be paid in cash to Media Center Staff, checks can be used for payments before the last month of school. Fines are not charged when schools are closed.
Printing
Students are charged $.10 per page for black and white printing and $.50 per page for color printing; Media Center staff must release jobs sent to the color printer. Learn how to save on color printing by sending some pages of a document to the black and white printer and only the pages with color to the LEXCLP printer, or by using the Print on Both Sides option for the media center's color printer. Students who are visiting the media center with their class are not charged for black and white printing to fulfill assignments during their class visit
