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from Texas Library Journal Special Education - Summer 2021

Change and Impact of Library Instruction Classes During COVID-19

TLA 2021 Contributed Papers

Every year, the Texas Library Association’s Contributed Papers subcommittee provides a Scholarly Forum to present at the TLA Annual Conference and an opportunity to publish in Texas Library Journal. This is a great opportunity for academic and special librarians to participate at the conference, but any library type is welcome! This year, papers addressing a wide variety of research conducted in academic, public and special libraries were selected.

Contributed Papers will be back in 2022! To be considered, a 200-word (maximum) abstract will be due in early 2022. Watch for exact dates to be announced soon. Submission guidelines will be posted on the Presentation Opportunities page of the TLA website.

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Change and Impact of Library Instruction Classes During COVID-19

TLA 2021 Contributed Papers

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