The open-source "Journal of Speech and Language Pathology-Applied Behavior Analysis" ("JSLP-ABA") was published online from 2006 to 2010. We present an annotated bibliography of 80 articles published in the now-defunct journal with the aim of representing its scholarly content to readers of "The Analysis of Verbal…

This annotated bibliography provides abstracts for 17 resources relating to early childhood around the world. Each annotation contains: title; author name(s); source (name of journal in which the resource was published); ISSN of the journal in which the resource was published; and issue (journal citation information for the resource within the…

Every day, a wide range of children come together in classrooms across the nation. These children come from homes that are culturally, linguistically, racially and ethnically diverse, and many are economically disadvantaged. Some children have learning disabilities or special needs. Teachers are challenged to provide reading material for each…

Contends that many teachers use magazines to motivate their students to read. Explains that magazines on the Web are interactive so that students can participate in polls and surveys about issues of interest to them. Provides annotations of 27 websites for many of the most popular print magazines for children and teens. (PM)

This multi-part bibliographic essay identifies the most relevant issues about the publishing of scholarly electronic journals: access, cataloging and indexing, pricing, archiving, and licensing. Each section highlights the current debates on the topic and provides references to sources of further study. (Author/LRW)

Lists and describes 119 electronic resources for the education, experience, and exchange of knowledge and general reference about cultures of the world. CD-ROM, online sources, electronic discussion lists, electronic texts, and electronic journals are included for various geographical areas. (Contains seven references.) (LRW)

By identifying the best and most current sites for educators on the World Wide Web, this award-winning and internationally acclaimed guide is designed to help educators and their students find the information they need quickly and easily. The book also allows educators to integrate the Internet into the curriculum and build valuable online…

"CHOICE: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries," a publication of the Association of College and Research Libraries, provides academic librarians and faculty with concise, informed evaluations of significant recent scholarly publications--both print and electronic--in more than 40 disciplines spanning the humanities, science and…