The Role of Teacher Librarians in Networked School Communities

Mal Lee · Maureen Twomey

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Historically the role of teacher librarians (TLs) in schooling has always been strongly influenced by the developments with instructional technology (Lee and Winzenried 2009). In recent years, the shift to digital and networked technology has amplified that impact, obliging TLs across the developed world to continually adjust their role and think hard about how they fit in the ever-evolving scene.

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