ASLA Online

Explore the impact of the digital agenda for school libraries

Who should visit this site

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. The main strands covered pedagogy, literacy and environments. The groups listed below endeavour to keep the discussions alive.

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.

Please note: The content on this site is public.

Blog Posts

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

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

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

Karen Bonanno

Blog - School Libraries 21C

This moderated discussion on School Libraries 21C - http://schoollibraries21c.edublogs.org/ - may be of interest to you and your colleagues.

The discussion on this blog commenced June 1 and concludes June 26.

Dr Ross Todd, Director, CISSL, USA and Lyn Hay, Charles Sturt University,Australia will guide the discussion.

The discussion is organised around three main headings:

1. The future of school libraries

2. The school libr… Continue

Posted by Karen Bonanno on June 8, 2009 at 10:56am

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December 14
For the primary schools, there are subscriptions for Reading Eggs (approx $2000 per yr), Tumblebooks, Science by Email, Clickview etc not just information databases but yes the cost is huge when each is added to the budget. Do we buy it then sell it…
December 14
Call for abstracts is open with the deadline for submissions closing 31 December 2009.
November 12
Karen Bonanno added an event
SLAQ/IASL joint 2010 conference at Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
September 27, 2010 to October 1, 2010
The School Library Association of Queensland and the International Association of School Librarianship conference will be held in Brisbane, 27 Sept to 1 October 2010.
November 12
Karen Bonanno added a discussion
The wiki gr8 LOL Great Libraries of Learning is worth a visit. I'm impressed with Clive Dixon's, Regional Executive Director Far North Queensland, statement that "We cannot afford for our resource centres to be underutilised or bound in a twentieth…
November 12
I was quite delighted to see a post on OZTL_NET from a teacher librarian who is going to use Steve Johnson's video - Digital Footprints-Your New First Impression. Most appropriate for young people, so would highly recommend if you are a teacher then…
November 12
On revisiting some previous posts I'm forced to reflect on a comment made by Dr Michael Stephens at the ASLA 2009 conference re "the 23 things". It appears to me that these are hosted by various groups and associations. So, you might have to do a se…
November 12
mel obrien and Collen Sebaeng are now friends
October 13
 
 

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