Jumbo Editorial Team
School Libraries Worldwide is not only the official professional and research journal of the International Association of School Librarianship but it has become an iconic publication. It is a refereed, peer-reviewed journal, published twice yearly, in January and July and is available online only on the IASL web portal.
School Libraries Worldwide publishes current research and scholarship on any aspect of school librarianship. Contributors are invited to submit new scholarly works, such as research reports and reviews of research.
The individual issues of the journal may also include a theme section, introduced by a Theme Editor and including several articles on the theme. The Theme Editor works with the Editor to issue a call for papers on the theme but may also invite researchers with a special interest in the theme to submit papers.
Edited by Dr Nancy Everhart and Dr Marcia Mardis, School Libraries Worldwide has a powerful Editorial Board with the members like Taghreed Alqudsi-Ghabra (Kuwait University, Kuwait), Marlene Asselin (University of British Columbia, Canada), Jennifer Branch (University of Alberta, Canada), Gerald Brown (School Library & Information Services Consultant, Canada), Barbara Combes (Edith Cowan University, Australia), Samuel Kai Wah Chu (The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong), Christiane Eteve (Institut national de recherche pedagogique, France), Sigrún Klara Hannesdóttir (National Library of Iceland, Iceland) and Gary Hartzell (University of Nebraska at Omaha, USA).
It has published articles on the topics and issues like School Library as Space, School Library as Place, Research into Practice, New Learners, New Literacies, New Libraries, Knowledge Management in Schools and for Schools, Empowering School Libraries, Gender and Digital Technologies, Reading in the Age of Harry Potter, Extending the Reach of the School Library, The Multiple Dimensions of Principal Involvement, Information Literacy, Education for School Librarianship, Learning from Our Past and Promoting a Reading Culture
The subscriptions to School Libraries Worldwide are available to the non-members of the Association as well, at a cost of US$100.00 per year.
School Libraries Worldwide is not only the official professional and research journal of the International Association of School Librarianship but it has become an iconic publication. It is a refereed, peer-reviewed journal, published twice yearly, in January and July and is available online only on the IASL web portal.
School Libraries Worldwide publishes current research and scholarship on any aspect of school librarianship. Contributors are invited to submit new scholarly works, such as research reports and reviews of research.The individual issues of the journal may also include a theme section, introduced by a Theme Editor and including several articles on the theme. The Theme Editor works with the Editor to issue a call for papers on the theme but may also invite researchers with a special interest in the theme to submit papers.
Edited by Dr Nancy Everhart and Dr Marcia Mardis, School Libraries Worldwide has a powerful Editorial Board with the members like Taghreed Alqudsi-Ghabra (Kuwait University, Kuwait), Marlene Asselin (University of British Columbia, Canada), Jennifer Branch (University of Alberta, Canada), Gerald Brown (School Library & Information Services Consultant, Canada), Barbara Combes (Edith Cowan University, Australia), Samuel Kai Wah Chu (The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong), Christiane Eteve (Institut national de recherche pedagogique, France), Sigrún Klara Hannesdóttir (National Library of Iceland, Iceland) and Gary Hartzell (University of Nebraska at Omaha, USA).
It has published articles on the topics and issues like School Library as Space, School Library as Place, Research into Practice, New Learners, New Literacies, New Libraries, Knowledge Management in Schools and for Schools, Empowering School Libraries, Gender and Digital Technologies, Reading in the Age of Harry Potter, Extending the Reach of the School Library, The Multiple Dimensions of Principal Involvement, Information Literacy, Education for School Librarianship, Learning from Our Past and Promoting a Reading CultureThe subscriptions to School Libraries Worldwide are available to the non-members of the Association as well, at a cost of US$100.00 per year.
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