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Collected Magazine

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Full length - 1000-2000 words - feature article, researched with an attached bibliography and high quality images

Short length - 500-1000 words

Letter to the editor - 150 words in response to previous articles, or to invoke dialog with other members, or general musings about the library


Librarian in the spotlight - 150-300 words about yourself or a librarian including images of the person and their library

Book Review(s) - 150 honest words about books of your choice that you'd like to share with others

Library bytes - this is our NEW show-off section of Collected. You can submit anything from a picture with a caption, to a quote that you find relevant to your library, or a short snippet of information you would like to share

Response to the question of the issue - Each time Collected is published, we will ask a question that is put out to our members for a response


Other - we are open to new suggestions. Please email Melanie at collected@slanza.org.nz to discuss your ideas
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Business Submissions
Submissions for issue #26 closed

We are currently accepting articles, book reviews, and business member submissions for our next issue:

Librarians: 
The role of the librarian during challenging times


This can include working through an epidemic (Covid19), inclusion, diversity, issues of race, and any other topic you feel fits this topic.

Question for issue #26: What do you consider to be the most important contribution a school librarian makes?

Please consider contributing to our magazine; articles must be submitted to the Editor by 24th July 2020 using the links above, or email collected@slanza.org.nz 

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Collected #25
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Collected Archive

August 2010 - present

Newsletter Archive

February 2002 - November 2009

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  • Home
  • About SLANZA
    • About us
    • AGM
    • Contact Us
    • Membership >
      • Personal membership
      • Business membership
      • Life membership
    • Regions >
      • National Executive
      • Te Tai Tokerau
      • Auckland
      • Waikato / BOP
      • Central
      • Wellington
      • Aoraki
      • Otago
      • Southland
    • Our history
    • Policies
  • News
  • Professional Learning
    • Online PD >
      • Online PD registration
    • eBook platform
    • SLANZA Community Online
    • Conferences >
      • Waikato/Bay of Plenty Regional Conference
      • SLANZA Conference 2021
      • Previous Conference Resources >
        • 2018 Otago Regional Conference
    • Collected >
      • Archive
    • Study grants
    • Qualifications
  • Advocacy
  • Awards
  • Resources
    • National School Library Survey
    • Reading Survey
    • Resources for Librarians
    • Reading >
      • Reading Lists
      • Summer reading
    • Professional development >
      • Evidence Based Practice
    • Tertiary Transition
    • Vacancies
    • Links