Bibliographies
The CSLA Committee for Standards Integration and the CSLA Research Committee have curated thematic bibliographies to collect resources to support library services, instruction, and collection development.
This bibliography was produced by the CSLA Research Committee to support CSLA members in their practice. It focuses on research that advances library collections and equity, and includes a meta-bibliography, research studies, and diversity audit tools. The committee’s process was to search for links to existing research articles, and provide citations and annotations for them.
This bibliography was produced by the CSLA Committee on Standards Integration (CSI). It is a dynamic list, always in progress, as relevant high-quality resources for K-12 educational settings are found. It focuses on disabilities/different abilities/special needs. These resources also contribute to addressing intersectionality and social justice. It includes collection development (audit, selection tools, school level lists), instructional design/curriculum incorporation, and grants/donation resources.
This “living” bibliography was produced by the CSLA Committee for Standards Integration to support CSLA members in their practice. It focuses on linked resources that advances media literacy. The committee’s process consists of searching for links to existing materials (especially collections), assessing the resource, and providing citations and annotations for chosen ones.
This annotated bibliography was produced by the CSLA Research Committee to support CSLA members in their practice. It includes linked resources focused on evaluating sources and teaching students lateral reading and fact-checking skills.
This toolkit is an ongoing collection of free resources for teacher librarians to use as part of their library program and to inform their own professional growth. Most resources are comprehensive or collections rather than single lesson plans, for instance.
This toolkit is an ongoing collection of free resources for teacher librarians to share with their teachers to use as part of their classroom practice and to inform their own professional growth. Most resources are comprehensive or collections rather than single lesson plans, for instance.
This annotated bibliography was produced by the CSLA Committee for Standards Integration to curate a list of books and films about artificial intelligence for K-12 readers.
CSLA-Created Resources
CSLA has created resources to support library services, instruction, and collection development.
CSLA Northern Region created this series of resources. The Book Repair series includes tutorials for repairing torn pages and loose hinges as well as covering books.