Camilla Elliott

Camilla Elliott, Australia, Secondary, School Library, Web 2.0

Network Manager and Head Teacher-Librarian at a Catholic secondary college in country Victoria, Australia. Long standing interest in the value of integrating ICT into the curriculum to create engaging learning environments.

Winner of the School Library Association of Victoria John Ward Award in 2004 for ‘demonstrating an outstanding contribution to learning and teaching’. Keen networker and ‘flat earth’ advocate. Passionate believer in the power of networks.

Also maintain the Linking for Learning website and the Touring Antarctica webquest.

Linking for Learning

Edubeacon - offline
This blog provides a venue to examine new and emerging technologies suitable for application to the 21st century learner with a particular emphasis on ICT integration, digital literacy and Web 2.0 resources.

It works in conjunction with my Linking for Learning website.

Theme: web 2.0, 21st century learning, teacher-librarians, learning and teaching, educational leadership, information literacy

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Ian McLean

Ian McLean, Australia, Primary, Elementary, School Librarianship

Ian McLean is a Sydney-based Australian primary (elementary) teacher-librarian, who spends way too much of his spare time blogging in cyberspace. He is a former editor of the NSW Department of Education and Training’s professional journal, Scan (1998-2002), and a past President of the School Libraries Section (NSW Group) of ALIA (Australian Library and Information Association).

Ian also reviews children’s literature and teaching resources for Scan and the NSW Premier’s Reading Challenge Committee. Ian enjoys learning - along with his students and teaching colleagues - about the wonders of information and communications technology (ICT) in education.

Booked Inn: Heroic Adventures in Teacher-Librarianship
Aspects and challenges of teacher-librarianship in a primary(elementary) school in New South Wales, Australia, but always with apositive outlook.

Theme: blogs, book raps, children's literature, collaborative teaching, ICT,OASIS, schools, teacher librarianship, Web 2.0, wikis