Video Round Table

Professional Organizations for Video Librarians

Organizations within the American Library Association

• American Association of School Librarians
  • AASL Educators of Library Media Specialist

• Association for Library Collections & Technical Services
  • ALCTS Preservation and Reformatting Section

• Association of College and Research Libraries
  • ACRL Arts Section
    • ACRL Arts Film Broadcast Studies Librarians Discussion Group
  • ACRL Education and Behavioral Sciences Section
    • ACLR EBSS Communication Studies Committee
  • ACRL Instruction Section
    • ACRL IS Emerging Technologies in Instruction
  • ACRL Media Resources Discussion Group
  • ACRL Popular Culture and Libraries

• Association for Library Service to Children
  • ALSC Notable Children's Video

• Library and Information Technology Association
  • Top Technology Trends Committee
  • Digital Libraries Technologies Interest Group

• Public Library Association
  • Audio Visual Committee

• Video Round Table

• Young Adult Library Services Association
  • Selected Videos and DVDs for Young Adults

Other Professional Organizations for Media Librarians

• Association of Moving Image Archivists

• Consortium of College and University Media Centers

• Dance Film Association

• International Federation of Film Archives

• National Video Resources

• National Media Market

• Online Audiovisual Catalogers

• University Film and Video Association

• Visual Resources Association

Sources

Handman, Gary P. (2002). Video and Film Associations and Organizations, and Discussion Lists. In Handman, Gary P. (ed.), Video Collection Development in Multi-type Libraries (pp. 406-416). Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press.

American Library Association. (2005). ALA Handbook of Organization 2005-2006: an annual guide to member participation. Chicago, Illinois: American Library Association.

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