International School Library Month -- October 2008. Theme: Literacy and Learning at your School Library. Celebration day for Australia is 27 October 2008.
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Standards of professional excellence for teacher librarians
[Note: This section is relevant to presenters whose abstracts have been received and accepted by the Online III Conference Program Committee.]
All papers that meet the guidelines will be published in the password protected, secure conference environment and in the post-conference publication.
Format
The paper should be written in clear, simple and readable style. Spelling and grammar are to Australian standard. The paper should be A4 size, double-spaced throughout using Times New Roman 12-point font size and using standard margins. Use bold for subtitles, bullets and italics for emphasis, not quotation marks.
Cover page
The cover page should include the title of the paper, the author/s full name/s, institution affiliation and a brief biography (50 to 80 words). Please include a quality photograph of yourself.
Title page
The title page should include the title of the paper, the author/s full name/s, disclaimers (if any), and an abstract of approximately 300 words.
Word length
The paper should be between 2,500 to 3,000 words in length for the main text.
Figures, tables and illustrations
Each table or figure should be numbered consecutively. Original drawings, cartoon and photos must be high resolution and include a brief, meaningful caption.
Copyright permissions
If including any copyrighted material, copyright clearance must be sought by the author/s and it must be identified that such clearance has been given in the disclaimer.
Referencing (Please refer to the ASLA Referencing Guide for examples)
In-text references – Author-date system; page number where direct quotes.
Primary references – only those references cited in text and in alphabetical order.
Secondary references – listed after ‘References’ as ‘Bibliography’
References should follow the author-date format (Harvard system). Details required, in order, are:
Check all statements, names and references for accuracy.
Proofreading
The paper should be proofread carefully before sending the final copy. The editor reserves the right to make minor editorial and formatting changes to ensure a consistent standard.
Submission
All papers should be submitted electronically to the ASLA Online III Conference Secretariat, preferably as an email attachment in Microsoft Word, on or before 31 December 2007. This will allow sufficient time for the papers to be edited for consistency in style and layout prior to the being available for all online delegates at least six (6) weeks before the commencement of the conference.
Last updated 1 August 2007