School Libraries in New Zealand as Technology Hubs: Enablers and Barriers to School Librarians Becoming Technology Leaders

  • Calvert P
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New Zealand government initiatives have improved the bandwidth available in schools, and new technology is increasingly incorporated in the curriculum. The possibility of the school library becoming a technology hub has been suggested. A question that has not yet been asked is whether the human resources (the school librarians) are adequate for new roles as technology leader. A survey of secondary schools in New Zealand found that school librarians generally had good relationships with their principals and IT staff.

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Calvert, P. (2016). School Libraries in New Zealand as Technology Hubs: Enablers and Barriers to School Librarians Becoming Technology Leaders. School Libraries Worldwide, 51–62. https://doi.org/10.29173/slw6915

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