IASL International Awards Programme:

IASL School Library Technology Innovation Award

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Selection Criteria
Applications/Nominations
Award Recipients
School Library Technology Innovation Application Form

 

This award of AUD 1000, sponsored by the generosity of KB Enterprises (Aust) Pty Ltd, Australia, recognises school library programs or projects that effectively utilise current and emerging technologies for school libraries and information service delivery.

The nominee will be an outstanding school librarian or a school library team. The individual or a member of the school library team must be a member of IASL. Self nomination is encouraged.

Selection is made by the IASL Awards Committee.

Criteria for Projects

Criteria for selection will focus on:

  • Significance of achievement in relation to improved student learning.
  • Evidence of commitment on the individual or school library team to the ongoing delivery of the program or project.
  • Diversity of information/resources for users to support student learning.

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Applications/Nominations

The nomination must include:

  • Detailed information about the school library program or project, including the purpose, a brief description, the target audience, value to the school community and web links.
  • Two supporting documents from users indicating how the school library program or project improved student learning.
  • Two letters of support from colleagues indicating the overall context of the achievement in terms of providing access to information/resources to support student learning.

School Library Technology Innovation Application Form

To avoid excessive mailing costs and to facilitate the review process, please submit your nomination/application electronically.

Applications for this and other IASL awards close on 1 April and should be sent to:
IASL Secretariat
65 E. Wacker Place
Suite 1900
Chicago, IL 60601
USA

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Award Recipients

  • 2011 -- No applications received
  • 2010 Innovative learning in Norway - embedding Web 2.0 in the curriculum -- Sarah Elliott of the Arendal Internatonal School in Norway
  • 2009 -- No applications received.
  • Media Release -- 27 June 2008 -- Teacher Librarians Embrace Web 2.0 [PDF file] -- iBrary, a joint project from the University of Prince Edward Island and the University of British Columbia.
  • 2007 The Scotch College, Australia -- The Scotch College Senior Library homepage provides a portal that links users to valuable information and resources that enhance student learning and supports the curriculum. This portal is not only accessed by the learners within the college but international visitors as well. The site is an example of innovative use in collecting, organising and disseminating value-added information within and beyond the school community. It provides a free flow of information and ideas, and promotes the school library services.

Last updated 24 October 2011 (KSB)