KQWeb Archives

Volume 37

Sprint to Charlotte
Number 5 (May/June 2009)

Nontraditional Settings
Number 1 (September/October 2008)

Volume 36

Storytelling
Number 5 (May/June 2008)

Maps: The Why of Where
Number 4 (March/April 2008)

Visual Literacy
Number 3 (January/February 2008)

Intellectual Freedom 101
Number 2 (November/December 2007)

Advocacy: A Test of Character
Number 1 (September/October 2007)

Volume 35

Assessing Information and Communication Technology
Number 5 (May/June 2007)

Reno: It's a Sure Bet
Number 4 (March/April 2007)

Small Changes: Bringing Vision to Reality
Number 3 (January/February 2007)

Sprint to Charlotte    
Volume 37, Number 5

Extra Articles

• Charlotte – A Race to the Conference
  Sandra A. Andrews

• The Road to Concurrent Sessions
  Ernie J. Cox

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Nontraditional Settings    
Volume 37, Number 1

Extra Articles

• Teaching Information Literacy in the Public Library
  Lauren Collen

• Focus on Critical Thinking & Research Skills
  PBS Teachers Staff

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Storytelling    
Volume 36, Number 5

Columns

• Making Correlations
  Meghan Harper and Michelle Baldini  

• Part 2: Making Correlations
  Meghan Harper and Michelle Baldini

• Part 3: Making Correlations: Selection and Acquisition of Library Materials
  Meghan Harper and Michelle Baldini  

• Part 4: Making Correlations: Budget Allocation, Advocating, and Planning
  Meghan Harper and Michelle Baldini

• Part 5: Making Correlations: Cataloging and Labeling Correlated Resources
  Meghan Harper and Michelle Baldini

• Cataloging 101: Cataloging Made (Almost) Easy
  Sandra Q. Williams

Features

• Storytelling Head of School
  Merle Froshman

• A Report from the Forbidden Fruit Conference
  Wendy Stephens

Professional Pages Reviews

• Sears List of Subject Headings: 19th Edition
  Reviewed by Tom Adamich

• Proquest Historical and Political Databases
  Reviewed by John Royce

• eLibrary Science Database from Proquest
  Reviewed by John Royce

• Thumbs-up, Thumbs-down Reviews for Reader’s Advisory
  Lauri Vaughan

Spotlight

• Making the Case for Storytelling in the School Library
  Elizabeth Pollicino

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Maps: The Why of Where    
Volume 36, Number 4

Columns

• Laws and Their Implications for Media Specialists
  Jami Jones and Alana Zambone

Features

• Mapping Literature: Integrating GIS and Reading
  Terence W. Cavanaugh 

• World Tour: Using Online Maps
  Anne Marie Gordon

• How to Think Like a Mapmaker
  Jim Kemp

Professional Book Reviews

• Encyclopedia of the New American Nation
  Reviewed by Richard Lord

• Standard Cataloging for School and Public Libraries
  Reviewed by Tom Adamich

• Catalog It! ...a Guide to Cataloging School Library Materials
  Reviewed by Tom Adamich

Spotlight

• Read-to-Feed at the Olive-Mary Stitt School
  Suzy Rabbat and Diane Wood

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Visual Literacy    
Volume 36, Number 3

Columns

• Why Kids Don't Have Series Books
  Amy Goldsmith

• What's It All About?
  Sandra Q. Williams

Features

• Bibliography and Student Work
  Jonathan Seyfried

• Using Documentary Photography Books with Reluctant Readers in the High School Library
  Patricia Sarles

• Collaborating Outside the Box
  Cassandra Barnett

• Teaching Visual Literacy: Graphic Novels and Critical Theory
  Gretchen Schwarz

• A Visual Literacy Lesson for Art and Design
  Theron Lund and Rob Poole

• Learning to Look and Looking to Learn: Visual Thinking Strategies at the Eric Carle Museum
  Rosemary Agoglia

Professional Pages Book Reviews

• The Roaring Twenties Reference Library: A Guide to the Twenties for People Under Twenty
  Reviewed by Willow Dressel

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Intellectual Freedom 101    
Volume 36, Number 2

Features

• Getting Started with Social Technology in Your Library
  Annette Lamb

• Protecting Access to Information
  James Bowen

• Interview with Barbara Bailey: Patriot Act Primer for School Librarians
  Barbara Bailey and Gayle Bogel

• Intellectual Freedom: A Lonely Task Without the First Amendment
  Ann Symons

• It's About Conversation
  Pat Scales 

• An Open Letter: Teenagers' Views of Censorship in Libraries
  Sarah McNichol 

• Wow and Why: Libraries and Intellectual Freedom in Saudi Arabia
  Kristine Larson Brown

  • Saudi Arabia Resources
    Kristine Larson Brown

• Overview of Intellectual Freedom Articles
  Lesley Farmer

• Banned Books: Engaging Students and Teachers
  Cheryl Youse

Professional Pages Book Reviews

• Remaining Relevant: How Joining the Whyville Community Can Help
  Reviewed by Cheri Dobbs 

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Advocacy: A Test of Character    
Volume 36, Number 1

Columns

• Accelerated Reader: Once Again, Evidence Lacking
  Stephen Krashen

• Why Kids Need Series Books
  Amy Goldsmith

Features

• From Small Things Large Things Grow
  Margaret Spillman

• The Winning Formula
  Alice Robinson

• Dandelion Through the Crack: A Review
  Ken Umbach

  • Interview with Kiyo Sato
    Ken Umbach

• Advocating Leadership: Project Lead
  Nancy Everhart and Eliza Dresang

• Offer Them More Than Circulation Statistics
  Arlen Kimmelman

• School Library Media Certification: A Question of Readiness
  Susan McNulty 

• Collaboration: Advocacy for School Change
  Cynthia Strong

Professional Pages Book Reviews

• Create a Virtual Visit with the Ninth Book of Junior Authors & Illustrators When a Favorite Author Isn’t Coming to Your Town
  Reviewed by Margaret Jefferies 

• A Global History of Architecture
  Reviewed by Lauri Vaughn 

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Assessing Information & Communication Technology    
Volume 35, Number 5

Features

• iSkills and ICT Literacy Assessment: Building a Case for Collaboration Between School and Academic Librarians
  Alexius Smith Macklin

• Training 21st Century Teachers
  Ernie Cox

• Student Survey: Internet Access and Online Use
  Rhonda Morrisette

• Entice Your Audience Into Your Web: The Role of the School Library Media Specialist in Technology Integration
  JoAnne Hammond

• Tips for Teachers: What Teachers Need to Know to Support Information and Technology Literacy, and How Library Media Center Web Resources Can Help Them
  JoAnne Hammond 

• ICT: A Policy Analyst's Practical View
  Ken Umbach

• Educators, Take a Cue from David Pogue
  Carolyn Karis

• Chat, Email, and IM Reference:  School Libraries and Academic Libraries, What We Can Learn From Each Other
  Susan Hurst and Matthew Magnuson

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Reno: It's a Sure Bet    
Volume 35, Number 4

AASL Community Column

• Conferences and Journal: Tools for Advocacy
  Dee Gwaltney

Features

• Lights, Camera, Action
  Julie Walker

• Right Brain Skills and the Media Center: A Whole New Mind(set)
  Doug Johnson

Professional Pages Book Reviews

• Best Books for Middle School and Junior High Readers
  Reviewed by Theresa Benson

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Small Changes: Bringing Vision to Reality    
Volume 35, Number 3

Features

• The Impact of Ubiquitous Computing on Library Facilities
  Meghan Harper and Jason Holmes 

• Copyright Extras: Bookmarks
  Meghan Harper and Abbey Collucci

• Copyright Extras: Notices and Signs
  Meghan Harper and Abbey Collucci

• Small Changes: Practitioners in Action
  Margaret Spillman, Lorraine Todd, Jayme Johnson, Susan Smith, Lois Langholz, Liz McMahon, and Marghe Tabar

Professional Pages Book Reviews

• Grzimek's Student Animal Life Resource: Birds
  Reviewed by David Johnson

• Grzimek's Student Animal Life Resource: Mammals
  Reviewed by Alex Hartman

• Reference Shelf Series: Women's Rights
  Reviewed by Cydne Zabel

• The Library's Legal Answer Book
  Reviewed by Laura Zeigen

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