Academic Exchange Quarterly
Spring 2003, Volume 7, Issue 1
Expanded issue up to 400+ pages.
Articles on various topics plus the following special section.
Manuscripts on various topics ought to be sent ASAP
if authors wish to reserve an early place in the review queue
and have more revision time.
See 2003/2004 update
Learning and Teaching on the Web

Issue/Subject Editor:
Michael Lorenzen
Library Instruction Coordinator
Michigan State University
E-mail: lorenze1@msu.edu
Focus:
The emergence of the World Wide Web has changed the way that information is disseminated and the manner in which faculty and students seek to acquire it. How do librarians and faculty best instruct students in the ways to find credible information online? What are the best methods for teaching students to evaluate what they find on the Web and become educated information consumers? Further, what are the best ways for faculty to place information on the Web for student use? How does placing a course online change the needs of students who are seeking information? Contributions are welcome from many perspectives, including those dealing with: library user education, librarian/faculty collaboration, teaching competencies, distance education courses, models of instruction, teaching technology, information skills, web instruction issues for administrators, and various others.

Who May Submit:
Those who work with students and are responsible for teaching using the web or who teach students how to evaluate information found on the web. This can include classroom faculty, librarians, graduate students, and academic staff. Individuals who have developed and/or taught an online course would also be welcome to submit. Further, submissions are sought from administrators who have dealt with issues relating to teaching and learning on the web.

Please identify your submission with keyword: WEB
Submission deadline:
Regular deadline: any time until the end of November 2002. All accepted submissions will be published in this Spring issue, March 2003.
Short deadline: December 2002 or January 2003. All accepted submissions will be published in this Spring issue or in later issues.

Submission Procedure:
http://rapidintellect.com/AEQweb/rufen1.htm
or
http://www.higher-ed.org/AEQ/rufen1.htm

PROMO
March:
BI-L (Library Instruction List
LIBADMIN (Library Administration List) 
LIBOUTREACH (Library Outreach List) 
LIBREF-L (Library Reference List) 
MICHLIB-L (Michigan Libraries List) 
OFFCAMP (Off-Campus Library Services List) 
EGSO (Ed Graduate Students at MSU List) 
Librarian List at MSU 
MLA Information Literacy Roundtable List 
Higher Ed. Forum 
Better Grades Today Message Forum
acrlnec-l@bu.edu 
CALIBACA-L@CSUS.EDU 
newlib-l@usc.edu 
IACRL@lists.oakton.edu 
FORUM@ENYACRL.ORG 
acrlny-l@forums.nyu.edu 
acrl-nw@listproc.wsu.edu 
cfp@dept.english.upenn.edu 
wacl@POSTOFFICE.CSO.UIUC.EDU 
wpa-l@lists.asu.edu 
wwwedu@ready.cpb.org 
fye-l@vm.sc.edu 
disted@pulsar.acast.nova.edu 
aahesgit@listproc.net 
alt.education.distance 
EDAD-L (Educational Administration) 
EDNET 
EDTECH (Educational technology) 
EDU-ONLINE 
AERA-C (aera-c@asuvm.inre.asu.edu) 
alt.education.research 
alt.education.management 
IILALUMNI@ala.org 
nelig-l@WPI.EDU 
infolit@listserv.usm.edu 
chibi-l @iit.edu 
biggerl@catfish.valdosta.edu 
lisctilis@mailbase.ac.uk 
TechRhet@Yahoogroups.com 
ASSESS@LSV.UKY.EDU 
MBU-L@TTUVM1 
LISTSERV.SYR.EDU 
ecid-l@vm.cc.purdue.edu 
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