Visual Literacy Literature

READINGS!
This sub-section is devoted to sharing useful links on Visual Literacy. Share your findings with us! Here is one:
www.blogged.com/about/visual-literacy/

Now Available at SIMILE: Studies In Media & Information Literacy Education -
http://www.utpjournals.com/simile

Studies In Media & Information Literacy Education (SIMILE) provides a venue
for scholarly articles that bridge the subject areas of bibliographic
instruction, information literacy, and media literacy and explores the ways
in which social and cultural environments impact media production and the
methods that could be used to teach the skills needed to "read" these
environments.

SIMILE presents innovative ways to impart the importance of media awareness
and literacy to students and the general public and therefore is a "must
read" for those in the fields of information/media studies, library science,
and education.

Published quarterly, this fully searchable online journal is an invaluable
resource for reference and teacher librarians, teachers, and professionals
who integrate media literacy concepts into instructional sessions.


For more information on SIMILE or for submissions information, please
contact
SIMILE: Studies In Media & Information Literacy Education
University of Toronto Press - Journals Division
5201 Dufferin St., Toronto, ON
Canada M3H 5T8
Tel: (416) 667-7810 Fax: (416) 667-7881
Fax Toll Free in North America 1-800-221-9985

JVL - Journal of Visual Literacy
The Journal of Visual Literacy (JVL) is a refereed, scholarly journal reflecting the eclectic nature of the membership of the International Visual Literacy Association (IVLA). It invites manuscripts that explore empirical, theoretical, practical, or applied aspects of visual literacy and communication. The JVL provides an open forum in which researchers and practitioners can explore the evolving field of visual literacy. Manuscripts pertaining to the effective use of visuals in communication, education, business, the arts, law, commerce, medicine, design, and a wide variety of fields are encouraged. JVL is published twice annually, Spring and Autumn.
JVL encourages interdisciplinary authorship and assures authors of copyright protection for all contributions in both print and electronic forms.


We are pleased to announce that Dr. David Moore of Ohio University has been selected as the next JVL editor. Dr. Moore has strong support from both his University and individuals who will assist him in this endeavor. Welcome Dr. Moore to the IVLA Publications community!
For more information on Dr. Moore's vita, please visit:
http://mooredavidrichard.googlepages.com/davidrichardmoore

Anyone interested in JVL publishing or in serving as JVL reviewer, please contact Dr. Moore via (jvleditor@ohio.edu). Last but not least, let us take the opportunity to extend our appreciation to the outgoing JVL editor Dr. A.C. Bradshaw for her service to the association, as well as the JVL Policy Board (and particularly the JVL search committee chair, Darrell Beauchamp) for facilitating the new editor selection process.

JAN 2010 CALL FOR PAPERS: http://www.ohio.edu/visualliteracy/


BOOK OF SELECTED READINGS - DISSEMINATION
IVLA publishes annually a book containing a refereed collection of selected papers presented at tha annual conference. It has an ISBN number and is cross-referenced in ERIC. At the moment, we hava a wonderful repository of these books and we are open for suggestions as to their dissemination. The IVLA Board of Directors has suggested: 1)Academic programs. Libraries could request a set of these for student use, for US$5 shipping and handling; 2) Our web site could publicize salesof these for US$5 shipping and handling. Any suggestion?