As for the 2009 conference, certain papers (except for keynote speakers and invited papers) to be presented at the 2011 conference will be peer-reviewed. The ALIA Information Online 2011 Program Committee is looking for people to take on the role of independent reviewer for the papers that are being submitted now.
Reviewers will be asked to read and comment on one or two papers, and will be provided with guidelines/comment forms to assist them with rating the papers. Papers and guidelines will be distributed by e-mail, and reviewers will be asked to complete the task within two weeks of receiving the papers. If a paper has to be revised, then it will have to be reviewed again after revision, and this will also need to be done in two weeks.
The relevant papers have now been received, and can be distributed to reviewers immediately. Authors will be given two weeks for revisions, and on receipt rewritten papers are re-reviewed. This would take the process to mid to late November (all being well).
If you are interested in reviewing any papers please contact Andrea at infoonline@iceaustralia.com by 13 September.
Please advise which areas in the following list of topics you feel you could review. Please mark each topic according to the following convention:
- If you are strong in that area: Y
- If you are really not familiar with the area: N
Please annotate this e-mail and reply to Andrea at infoonline@iceaustralia.com as soon as possible.
Here is the list:
- Professional development, impact of technology
- E-Literacy, game theory
- E-Literacy, students and social media
- E-Literacy, students and interactive learning
- Publishing, online open access
- Information architecture, usability studies
- Information architecture, digital collections
- Information management
- Search tools & techniques
Many thanks
Linden Fairbairn
Program Committee Convenor
Rosemary McLauchlan
ALIA Information Online Committee
Email: infoonline@iceaustralia.com
