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School Libraries and Information Literacy virtual conferences

Virtual conferences, online networks and conference proceedings

ASLA Australian School Library Association – See the Horizon Report 2009 Australian – New Zealand  edition to track emerging trends for technology in education.

Classroom 2.0 workshops – Join to participate in real-time, online workshops about technologies in the classroom.

Education and Information Technology Digital Library: Proceedings

K-12 Online Conference 2009 Use the podcast channels to access past proceedings.

Media Literacy Week November 2-6, 2009  - Check out these overseas events to generate possibilities for your own virtual conferences or workshop days and to see emerging issues.

ReadWriteWeb Consider the ethics of emerging web-based technologies in Trends.

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