(reposted from Medlib)
The MLA News technology section seeks authors for upcoming issues in 2006.
Submissions can be in either of two formats:

1. INTERNET RESOURCES columns are annotated subject lists of Web resources on topics of interest to health science librarians and patrons. These can be health-, technology-, or information science-related. Columns generally contain six to 10 URLs, with one- to three- sentence annotations each. Total length: 400-500 words.
Examples of Internet Resources topics recently published or currently in development include:
- Toxicology
- Health technology assessment
- Health literacy for seniors
- Bariatrics

2. TECHNOLOGY articles can be written as case studies, reviews, or "state of the technology" pieces. Total length: 450-500 words.
Recent and upcoming topics include:
- Digital object identifiers (DOIDs)
- ASP scripts/E-journals
- RSS feeds
- Federated searching

Technology topics of interest include:
- Interactive online modules for bibliographic instruction
- Virtual reference update
- Folksonomy (socially-created metadata)
- Internet2 and libraries

These are suggestions; all topics are welcome and will be seriously considered. Please contact me if you know of great resources you'd like to share with your colleagues, or if you have a topic in mind that you'd enjoy investigating. MLA News is published 10 times a year, so there are lots of
opportunities for participation. Earn AHIP points, too!

Thanks so much for your consideration.
Pat Weiss
Technology Co-Editor
MLA News