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SLANSW members are invited to participate in our ‘Member Spotlight’ series.
Send in your entries to info@slansw.net.au
What to include:
● Full name (photo optional) ● Job title ● Place/s of work ● Qualifications ● Aspects of school library you are passionate about ● How do you promote the library to staff, students and school community? ● Description of some of your projects and programs (photos optional, but encouraged) ● Social media handles (if relevant) ● Word limit: 300 to 500 words
Remember:
● To gain permission from your school principal and head of department before sending your entry to us ● All photos should be owned by you ● Maintain student and staff privacy especially while taking photos
SLANSW’s Advocacy and Promotions Subcommittee will review your entry. Some edits, in consultation with you, may be required.
Introducing SLANSW’s ‘Love My Library’ campaign!
SLANSW members are invited to share what you LOVE about your school library with us!
● Your school’s name
● Library’s name and website (if relevant)
● Library staff- name/s and job title (photos optional)
● Photos and description of physical areas, displays, collection, etc
● Word limit: 300 to 500 words in total
Optional ideas:
● What do students and staff say about your library?
● What is the most striking thing about your library?
● Library social media handles
● To gain permission from your school principal and head of department before sending your entry to us
● All photos should be owned by you
● Maintain student and staff privacy especially while taking photos
Send your entry to info@slansw.net.au
Once approved, it will be published in a SLANSW eNewsletter, and/or featured on our website, as well as shared and promoted via our 3 social media channels.
The Term 2 (2023) FBLC featured the recent work of Dr Margaret Merga. Participants engaged with the content of Dr Merga’s book, which was supported by recordings of Professional Conversations between Dr Merga and Dr Lyn Hay about the content of the book. Sessions also included video content from the restricted section of the SLANSW Professional Learning Archive. Other supporting resources were curated to expand participant’s access to content about this very important topic.
As part of the course, participants are asked to submit a reflection statement. In this new blog post, Nickki Mackey, Librarian at Whitefriars College, shares her thoughts
To read the full blog post by Nickki Mackey, click here and login to your Member Portal.
To register for the next FBLC visit: Flexible Blended Learning Course 2, 2023
SLANSW is pleased to be partnering with a number of sponsors for the Libraries Looking Forward: Navigating the evolving role of school libraries in the EdTech landscape.
Registered participants will have access to the Digital Tote post-Summit for special offers.
There is still time to register: Professional Learning Summit: (9 September 2023)
Teacher librarians as digital media literacy specialists: Tackling lies, fake
news and misinformation in the 21st century.
Understanding the digital rights of school students and teachers
in the AI era.
Secret Cyborgs in the Library.
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