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A list community for information professionals
in
Australian schools
OZTL_NET
is a discussion list for information professionals working in Australian
schools. The
teacher librarianship
academic staff at the
School of Information Studies
,
Charles Sturt University
are pleased to have you on board.
Lyn Hay
and Ken Dillon are the OZTL_NET Administrators - their role is to manage
all aspects of the service other than
commercial activity
, which is the responsibility
of the 'Commercial OZTL_NET Administrator',
Joy McGregor
.
OZTL_NET
is intended to be an effective management tool for practising TLs.
It is an electronic service uniquely designed to meet the professional
information needs of Australia's school library managers and educators.
The conversation
on OZTL_NET will focus on topics of interest to the Australian teacher
librarianship community, including the latest issues and developments
that relate to and impact on school library services, operations and activities.
Discussion on OZTL_NET may include: library, school and departmental policies,
practices and procedures; location and use of Internet resources; information
literacy issues, programs and strategies; reference questions of teachers
and students; products and resources for school libraries; general discussion
of teacher librarianship issues; training tips and use of information
and communication technologies; and workshop and conference announcements.
Please join us in OZTL_NET discussions...
Discussion
is open to all members of the Australian TL community and any people
with a genuine interest in teacher librarianship and/or school libraries.
This may include: practising TLs in all K-12 schools across all Australian
states and territories; university students enrolled in and recent graduates
of TL courses, including University courses and Department of School
Education Certificate courses; trained and qualified TLs currently not
practising in school libraries; academics in teacher librarianship, library
and information science and/or education fields; public, academic and
special librarians involved with school library services and users; administrators
of professional associations and journals relating to TLs and school
libraries; school library support staff; school library consultants; and
commercial suppliers of goods and services to school libraries.
While
it is important for Australian TLs to broaden their horizons via the
Internet and 'go global', local action is essential in developing a
strong professional TL movement in Australia. OZTL_NET's strategic intention
is to unite all parties who share a considerable interest in the latest
developments, issues and initiatives in teacher librarianship and school
libraries in Australia.
OZTL_NET provides our TL community with an online voice...
TLs are
major stakeholders in the knowledge economy, and as key players must
lead Australian schools -- teachers, students and their parents -- into
the educational milieu of the 21st century.
Participate, Motivate, Educate!!
Want to join? Subscribe to
OZTL_NET now
We urge
new members to become familiar with
OZTL_NET PROCEDURES
before posting their first message to OZTL_NET.
We hope you enjoy life as an OZTL!
Lyn Hay
and Ken Dillon
OZTL_NET Administrators
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