Websites using new librarians as a keyword

The Mountain Plains Library Association (MPLA) is a twelve state association of librarians, library paraprofessionals and friends of libraries in Arizona, Colorado, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Utah and Wyoming.

Find a wide selection of educational resources for teachers & librarians at Simon & Schuster. Search books, authors & much more for k-12 and college classrooms.

Educational Web site, designed for teachers, librarians, and students,explores the use of storytelling in the classroom to enhance speaking, listening, reading and writing skills.

A legal resource tool for public librarians in NH supported by the John W. King NH Law Library, and the New Hampshire Judicial Branch

This is the homepage of the Seminar on the Acquisition of Latin American Library Materials (SALALM), a group of Librarians and Latin American bookdealers.

Booklist Online: The best book reviews for public libraries and school libraries, and the best books to read for your book club, brought to you by the ALA

Middletown Thrall Library's website provides easy and instant access to local and global information and other services of particular interest to researchers and booklovers.

Over 8 years of experience in implementing library technologies, New Media technologies and advocacy in higher education (particularly in Library & Information

Scholarly family history and genealogy mega site map of world wide internet resources for educators, faculty, staff, librarians, professional researchers, local historians, family genealogists and students.

The Rocklin Teachers Professional Association (RTPA) is the professional organization for the certificated personnel of the Rocklin Unified School District. Our association represents a wide range of certificated personnel, who are not in a supervisory/management position such as classroom teachers, speech & language pathologists, librarians, elementary P.E. and VAPA teachers, psychologists, counselors, adaptive physical education teachers, English language development teachers, and elementary music teachers. Our total membership is approximately 600+ full and part-time professionals. We are a charter of the California Teachers Association (CTA)/National Education Association (NEA). Our association is led by a four member Executive Board who are elected by the membership and a site Representative Council of 30 members. The Executive Board and Site Rep Council meet monthly during the school year. THESE MEETINGS ARE OPEN TO ALL MEMBERSHIP. The meetings are run with an agenda, if any member would like to speak at the meeting, please contact the president to be put on the agenda. The main purpose of our association is to support our membership as employees of the Rocklin Unified School District . In addition, we support public education at the state and national levels. RTPA believes that all students should have their education delivered to them by trained professionals who work in a clean and safe environment. We ARE the public schools. We SUPPORT public education. RTPA is proud of the exceptional job that we do for the students of RUSD.  

The European Chapter of SLA bringing the Special Libraries Association (SLA) to information professionals across Europe

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Educational Media conference for librarians and distributors. New streaming video platforms. Copyright. Professional development.

The Consortium Library provides and supports teaching, learning, and research, as well as the innovative use of information resources and technologies.

Librarians without borders: For those of us who connect, teach, share, and lead in new information landscapes.

DBIO membership consists of hundreds of biomedical and life science librarians and information specialists from around the world.

Practical career development advice for librarians and library science students, written by information professionals around the world.

Secret Feminist Agenda is a weekly podcast about the insidious, nefarious, insurgent, and mundane ways we enact our feminism in our daily lives. The first season is now under open peer review with WLUP, while new episodes are released daily. Guests have included scholars and public intellectuals, writers, publishers, librarians, law students, and more, with…

Thoughts on personal knowledge management concepts & tools, academic workflow, and collaborative learning

Open to librarians, archivists, and library staff at academic libraries across the country, The Collective will bring together next-generation practitioners who wish to learn from and collaborate with one another in Knoxville, Tennessee. Drawing upon “un-conference” precedents such as The Conversation and THATCamp, The Collective will limit event overlap and emphasize thoughtful, in-depth discussion and workshops over “lecture-style” presentations.