The May/June 2015 issue of Knowledge Quest also features an online exclusive on webmaking from Jessica Klein. Building a Webmaking Community in your Library: Lessons Learned from Hurricane Sandy By Jessica Klein Discover the lessons learned from Hurricane Sandy survivor… Read More ›
The theme for the May/June 2015 issue is Summer Learning. Schools everywhere are trying to capitalize on summer learning programs for students, giving school librarians an opportunity to really shine as they showcase their programs. This issue features articles on… Read More ›
Knowledge Quest is seeking original, unpublished manuscripts that address the integration of theory and practice in school librarianship and new developments in education, learning theory, and relevant disciplines. Knowledge Quest is devoted to offering substantive information to assist building-level school… Read More ›
The theme of the March/April 2015 Knowledge Quest is Education Evolution. It explores the theme of AASL’s 17th National Conference & Exhibition, which will be held November 5-8, 2015, in Columbus, Ohio. Topics include the evolution of school library standards,… Read More ›
Are Effective School Librarians Coteachers Who Serve Their School Communities in Flexibly Scheduled Libraries? By Judi Moreillon In their article Kristin Fontichiaro and Buffy Hamilton raised many questions about what makes a “good” librarian. In response to their perspective, I… Read More ›
The January/February 2015 Knowledge Quest theme is Evidence-Based Practice. Just like other educators, school librarians must demonstrate evidence-based practice in their school library programs. This issue investigates how school librarians can measure their effect on student learning objectives. About the… Read More ›
The upcoming Jan/Feb issue focuses on evidence-based practice. Articles explore active research, information literacy, enabling inquiry in a fixed schedule, innovation, and new tools to enable evidence-based practice. In preparation for the Jan/Feb issue, we want to know which types… Read More ›
AASL is hosting an infographic recipe contest for adults. Craft your own infographic to teach students how to create an infographic as a product of inquiry. Post your submission on AASL’s Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/aaslala. Test the rubric http://bit.ly/EyeCandyRubric on… Read More ›
The Nov/Dec 2014 issue of Knowledge Quest also features three online exclusives. Click on the PDFs to read the online exclusives for this issue.
The theme for the November/December 2014 Knowledge Quest is Inquiry. Inquiry continues to play an important part in curriculum and standards in schools across the country. This issue outlines the different inquiry models currently available and how inquiry differs from… Read More ›