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Technology skills
Teaching & learning
Technology skills Free

Librarian teaching & learning in the IB Diploma Programme  "Library and media services are essential to supporting multiliteracies. Teachers should actively advocate for, and seek out, the assistance...

21 October 2026
Hallucinations
Teaching & learning
Hallucinations Free

Hallucination is a term used in medical sciences and, having a long history, is sometimes associated with belief, such as apparitions - as in the photo of this body-less costume.  However, it has a new...

21 October 2026
APA style
Academic integrity
APA style

On this page, we look at APA style. The IB does not specify or recommend a particular referencing style or system, but it does need to be a recognisable system. Some schools recommend, teach and support...

21 October 2026
Footnoting referencing styles
Academic integrity
Footnoting referencing styles

On this page, we look at footnoting styles or citation sequencing systems, including Chicago and Vancouver styles. Of course, the IB does not specify or recommend a particular referencing style or system,...

21 October 2026
MLA style
Academic integrity
MLA style

On this page, we look at MLA style. It is important to say that the IB does not specify or recommend a particular referencing style or system, but it does need to be a recognisable or generally known...

21 October 2026
Harvard style
Academic integrity
Harvard style

On this page, we look at Harvard style. The IB does not specify a particular referencing style or system, but it does need to be a recognisable or generally known one. Some schools recommend, teach and...

21 October 2026
Referencing Traditional and Indigenous knowledge
Academic integrity
Referencing Traditional and Indigenous knowledge

When students use sources that are Traditional knowledge, Indigenous knowledge(s), oral traditions, traditional stories, or oral histories, they should show respect for such sources, not least with regard...

15 October 2026
Traditional Knowledge
IBDP library
Traditional Knowledge

Traditional Knowledge, which may also be known as Indigenous Knowledge(s), oral traditions, traditional stories, or oral histories, is clearly a large concept, so here we are really focusing how the library...

15 October 2026
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Here are some reasons why we created this website for IB Diploma Librarians.  Unlike a DP subject, librarians don’t have a subject guide to focus their contribution to the Diploma Programme in their school....

14 October 2026
Non fiction books: selection by a risk-taker librarian
IBDP library
Non fiction books: selection by a risk-taker librarian

Occasionally, books we assess or review may not fit with our book selection criteria or development plan priorities, but nevertheless we might have an instinctive emotion or response that suggests a particular...

14 October 2026
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