Digital education

A disturbing domain: discussed the growing phenomenon of cyber-bullying and outlines what teachers can do to address it., Education review, vol 18, No 3, May 2008.

Authenticity in a virtual world, EQ Australia, Winter 2008, p11-12.

Menace or motivator: students have educational needs in mathematics that can potentially be met by interactive, educational activities on mobile phones. EQ Australia, Winter 2008, p41-42.

EQ Australia Winter 2008 edition special edition on education in a digital/virtual world.

Digital education

Ten tips for Digital movie-making, NSWCEG newsletter, Term 1, 2008, p 2.

Student perceptions of IWB’s as a teaching and learning medium, Australian Educational Computing, Vol22, No 2, Dec 2007, pp 10-15.

Through the maze: social bookmarking for a real network, Professional Educator, Vol 7, No 1, Apr 2008.

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Books
Seven steps to ICT integration /cMargaret Robertson, Ivan Webb, Andrew Fluck.
Camberwell, Vic. :ACER,c2007.

Journal articles
Digital movie making in the library, Scan, Vol 27, No 1, Feb 2008., p14-15,
Demystifying web 2.0 technologies, Scan, Vol 27, No 1, Feb 2008., p16-19
Wikis - can they be useful for learning, PEEL seeds, No 96, pp37-43.
New technologies and literacy development, Directions in Education, Vol 17, No 1 25 January 2008, p1-2.

Digital education journal articles

eBooks, Connected newsletter, Dec 2007/Jan 2008, p 7.

The rise of digital difference, Directions in Education, Vol 16, Number 19, 12 Oct 2007, p 2.

Learning with graphic organisers, Pen, No 159, pp 1-8.

Early childhood journal articles

Helping young children to think, Every Child, Vol 13, No. 3, 2007, pp 7-9

Philosophical inquiry in early childhood, Every Child, Vol 13, No. 3, 2007, pp 18-19

I know how much this child has learned. I have proof! Employing digital technologies for documentation processes in Kindergarten. Australian Journal of Early Childhood, Vol. 32, No. 3, September 2007.

Library journal articles

Virtual library: e-ssential, Carol Grantham, Access, Vol 21, Iss 3, Sep 2007, pp 5-8

Do you want a connected library? Suzette Boyd, Access, Vol 21, Iss 3, Sep 2007, pp 12-15.

Surfing the Net: the myth and the reality. Australian Library Journal, Vol 56, No 2, May 2007.

E-literacy and library technologies - newly arrived titles

Organizing Information : From the Shelf to the Web
by G. G. Chowdhury
025.04 CHO

Measuring Library Performance: Principles and Techniques
by Peter Brophy
025.58 BRO

Podcast solutions : the complete guide to podcasting (Solutions)
by Michael Geoghegan and Dan Klass
006.7876 GEO

Libraries Without Walls: evaluating the distributed delivery of library services Information Services: Pt. 6
by Peter Brophy (Editor), Shelagh Fisher (Editor), Jenny Craven (Editor)
025.50285 LIB

Making Search Work: Implementing Web, Intranet and Enterprise Search
by Martin White
025.04 WHI

Digital Literacies for Learning
by Allan Martin and D. Madigan
028.7 DIG

Archiving Websites: A Practical Guide for Information Management Professionals
by Adrian Brown
025.84 BRO

Supervising and Leading Teams in ILS
by Barbara Allan
023.8 ALL

Going the Distance: Library Instruction for Remote Learners
by Susan J. Clayton (Editor)
025.5 GOI

The Virtual Reference Handbook: Interview and Information Delivery Techniques for the Chat and E-mail Environments
by Diane K. Kovacs
025.52 KOV

Reference and Information Services in the 21st Century: An Introduction
by Kay Ann Cassell and Uma Hiremath
025.542 CAS

Managing Change: A How to Do It Manual for Librarians
by Susan Carol Curzon
025.1 CUR

Our digital native students

A recent article in the Sydney Morning Herald discusses the digital world of our students. "The new technologies have transferred literacy from the page to the screen. They have brought with them dramatic changes in the way we think and communicate, in how we learn, and in how we make and sell ideas in the information economy. And in education, it is the internet generation that is driving this information change."
See the full article here: Digi-kids and a new way of learning

Also on that topic is a video on our digital native students:
View it here:

Digital environment - newly arrived titles

What Video Games Have to Teach Us About Learning and Literacy by James Paul Gee (Author)
794.8019 GEE

Multimedia Projects in the Classroom: A Guide to Development and Evaluation by Timothy D. Green (Author), Abbie H. Brown (Author)
371.33467 GRE

Rethinking Middle Years: Early adolescents, schooling and digital culture by Victoria Carrington (Author)
373.236 CAR

The Tech-Savvy English Classroom by Sara B. Kajder (Author)
428.071 KAJ

Empowering students with technology by Alan November (Author)
004.07 NOV

All available from the CEO Library. More detailed information on each book can be accessed by clicking on the title of the book.