ASLA Online

Explore the impact of the digital agenda for school libraries

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If you are a school administrator, ICT coordinator, teacher librarian, library media specialist, school librarian, classroom teacher, student undertaking studies in school librarianship, school library academic or a school library consultant we invite you to be involved in ASLA Online.

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Welcome to ASLA Online

The Australian School Library Association (ASLA) is a national association representing the field of teacher librarianship and school library resources services in Australia.

During May 2008, ASLA hosted its third online virtual conference: Under Construction: A World Without Walls which focused on the impact of the digital agenda for school libraries.

This ASLA Online site will continue to host discussions with the aim to bring together a range of educators to consider, discuss and explore the educational potential of a globally connected world.

Please explore the forums and the groups on this site.

Forum

Karen Bonanno

Print resources versus online subscriptions 8 Replies

Started by Karen Bonanno in School_libraries. Last reply by Barbara Tibbits Apr 2.

Alan

Educational Magazines with an international Flavour? 3 Replies

Started by Alan in Web 2.0. Last reply by Debbie Feb 3.

Blog Posts

Amanda Gray

Why Dave is Brave is helpful for children with language difficulties

1- Clear and expressive pictures.



This grabs theContinue

Posted by Amanda Gray on October 11, 2009 at 12:47am

Jean

TwitterFountain and TwapperKeeper

New CMISEvalTF blog post -TwitterFountain and TwapperKeeper from #asla2009. http://cmisevaltf.edublogs.org/2009/10/04/twitterfountain-and-twapperkeeper/

Thanks to Kathryn Greenhill and Pru Mitchell :)

Posted by Jean on October 4, 2009 at 5:59pm

Karen Bonanno

ASLA 2009 has started


Day one of the ASLA XXI Biennial Conference in Perth has started. You can follow the conference on Twitter by using the hashtag #asla2009.


Opening keynote by Libby Gleeson set out a challenge for educators - Literature in schools (whole literature programs and not just the decodin

Continue

Posted by Karen Bonanno on September 30, 2009 at 3:41pm

Amanda Gray

Articles for those working with and caring for children who have difficult behaviour

Since bringing up the issue of dealing with aggressive behaviour on my blog I have heard a range of comments from parents, teachers and teachers in training.

Some of the concerns for beginning teachers revolved around the fear of whether they could deal with difficult behaviour in the classroom. Both parents and teachers have asked the question, “How can I make sure I support the child displaying the aggressive behaviour whil… Continue

Posted by Amanda Gray on August 13, 2009 at 11:29pm

Karen Bonanno

Role of the teacher-librarian interviews

On July 22, ABC Canberra Radio: Live on Drive host, Louise Maher interviewed Karen Bonanno, Executive Officer, Australian School Library Association, on 'The role of teacher-librarians.'

Richard Aedy from Life Matters ABC Radio National interviewed Mary Manning, Executive Officer, School Library Association of Victoria on 'Teacher-librarians are a dying breed in the education system'.

To get access to these interviews visit the… Continue

Posted by Karen Bonanno on July 28, 2009 at 10:21am

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1- Clear and expressive pictures. This grabs the child's attention - it interests and engages them. Colourful and clear pictures mean that the child does not have to be concentrating on the book to have their eye attracted to it. Colour and cla...
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New CMISEvalTF blog post -TwitterFountain and TwapperKeeper from #asla2009. http://cmisevaltf.edublogs.org/2009/10/04/twitterfountain-and-twapperkeeper/ Thanks to Kathryn Greenhill and Pru Mitchell :)
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Day one of the ASLA XXI Biennial Conference in Perth has started. You can follow the conference on Twitter by using the hashtag #asla2009. Opening keynote by Libby Gleeson set out a challenge for educators - Literature in schools (whole literatur...
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I made a series of big READ posters featuring our teacher to display around the school. The kids loved them! This is my poster.
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