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Access
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Access is the professional journal of ASLA, which provides an open forum for all educators at all levels who are concerned with issues arising from information literacy. Major foci include collaborative curriculum development, resource-based learning, information technology and its integration into learning/teaching programs, information management, information literacy and literature.
Themes for Volume 23, 2009
Issue 1 - Management | Issue 2 - Learning environments| Issue 3 - Teaching and learning| Issue 4 - Leadership
Refereed journal status
Access has been added to the Department of Education, Science and Training (DEST) Register of Refereed Journals. Authors who require their article to be refereed must submit their material to the Access Editor, Rachel Hoare. A peer-review process for articles to meet DEST's requirements has been established.
Refer to the Guidelines for Contributors.
Refer to the Style guide for submitting articles to Access.
Refer to the Reviewer's Instructions.
Back issues are also available by completion of an order form.
Contributions to Access are welcomed. Contact the editor, Rachel Hoare.
Member Association roster for Access.
Copyright of articles published in Access is jointly held by the Australian School Library Association Inc. (ASLA) and the author(s). The author(s) retain copyright of their articles but give permission to the ASLA to reprint their works in collections of other such documents published by and on behalf of the ASLA. Author(s) who give permission for their articles to be reprinted elsewhere should inform the editor of Access and should ensure the following statement appears with the article: Reprinted with permission, from Access [volume, issue, date, pages.]
Index - previous issues of Access
Last updated 9 June 2009