Most known for her research model the Information Search Process (ISP), her research mainly focuses on the information inquiry process and is a very valuable tool for teachers doing research. See the ISP model information on the research model page.
Doug Johnson
Known to speak his mind, Doug Johnson writes, speaks, and consults on technology and library issues. Most of his material is over technology and how to use it properly in the school environment.
Stephen Krashen
Devoted to spreading the understanding of linguistics, Krashen's books promote literacy and second language acquisition. Our libraries are facing an influx of ESL students, and it is important to understand their learning.
Annette Lamb
Dr. Lamb provides a valuable resource through her website educscapes. So much information is used that it can be overwhelming, but her resources are indespensible and topics range from information inquiry to electronic materials.
David Loertscher
Loertscher mainly focuses on collaboration. He has written numerous articles on reading and teacher and librarian collaboration. He has practical examples and tips to help the library media specialist create a collaborative relationship with the teachers in his/her building.
Jamie McKenzie
McKenzie particulary focuses on "information technologies, questioning and powerful teaching." He is most known for his reseach model The Research Cycle. His website also provides examples and ideas to incorporate the model. Teachers are always looking for ways to introduce research and his model is an excellent tool.
Kathy Schrock
Schrock has become a favorite and her numerous websites are valuable. She focuses on evaluation of Internet sources, but she is also involved with integrating of technology into the curriculum, copyright issues, emerging technologies, search strategies and a variety of other interests. Her website Guide for Educators is indespensible.
