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Library Technology NOW! Seeks Submissions for the Summer 2006 Theme.
FORT WORTH ? May 10, 2006 ? Library Technology NOW is currently seeking queries for its Summer 2006 Theme of ?WiFi?. This theme will cover products in the WiFi sector. Library Technology NOW features product reviews written by library people for library people. Interested parties should fill out the short online form which includes the planned products to review and the criteria used in reviewing the products. The query also includes a brief biographical sketch including any previous writing experience. For examples of previous articles, please refer to the Library Technology NOW website located at http://www.librarytechnologynow.org. All queries are due to Library Technology NOW by June 1st for the late July release. Library Technology NOW pays a stipend of $100 for all accepted and published articles. Please fill out the online query form at http://www.librarytechnologynow.org/queryform/.
About LTN
Library Technology NOW! was founded in early 2004 by the North Texas Regional Library System?s Technology Committee and the Automation and Technology Round Table of the Texas Library Association. Other partners include Texas Woman?s Univ., Univ. of North Texas, Texas A&M Kingsville and Univ. of Texas at Arlington.
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For more information:
Adam Wright, 1-800-856-3050, [email protected], or visit Library Technology NOW at http://www.librarytechnologynow.org
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Library Technology NOW! Seeks Submissions for the Summer 2006 Theme.
Library Technology NOW! Seeks Submissions for the Summer 2006 Theme.
FORT WORTH ? May 10, 2006 ? Library Technology NOW is currently seeking queries for its Summer 2006 Theme of ?WiFi?. This theme will cover products in the WiFi sector. Library Technology NOW features product reviews written by library people for library people. Interested parties should fill out the short online form which includes the planned products to review and the criteria used in reviewing the products. The query also includes a brief biographical sketch including any previous writing experience. For examples of previous articles, please refer to the Library Technology NOW website located at http://www.librarytechnologynow.org. All queries are due to Library Technology NOW by June 1st for the late July release. Library Technology NOW pays a stipend of $100 for all accepted and published articles. Please fill out the online query form at http://www.librarytechnologynow.org/queryform/.
About LTN
Library Technology NOW! was founded in early 2004 by the North Texas Regional Library System?s Technology Committee and the Automation and Technology Round Table of the Texas Library Association. Other partners include Texas Woman?s Univ., Univ. of North Texas, Texas A&M Kingsville and Univ. of Texas at Arlington.
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For more information:
Adam Wright, 1-800-856-3050, [email protected], or visit Library Technology NOW at http://www.librarytechnologynow.org
- Cfp: Texas Computer Education Association Educational Technology Research Symposium
CFP: Texas Computer Education Association Educational Technology Research Symposium Share your research paper with other educators Submission Deadline: Aug. 1, 2008 Have you been looking for a venue to present your research in educational technology as...
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Library Technology Now, a one-stop resource for library technology news and product reviews written by library people for library people, needs your help! Located at www.librarytechnologynow.org, the site will include product reviews that will outline...