JALT
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JALT
The Japan Association for Language Teaching (JALT) is a nonprofit organisation dedicated to the improvement of language teaching and learning both within Japan and internationally with nearly 3,000 members in chapters and affiliates across Japan as well as members abroad.
Resources in Ohio State's library catalog
Call number: PE1068 .J35 (The Libraries also has 1998-2002 in microform (ERIC documents).)
Feature articles and some other contents of The Language Teacher are available online for 1994 to the October 2004 (from November 2004 a current password is required).
Call number: PE1068.J3 J34 (The Libraries also has 1997-2003 in microform (ERIC documents).)
Note: Unfortunately it has been very difficult for the Libraries to collect JALT Journal, since only members receive copies. Fortunately we have received some issues as donations from our former students. (Thanks again!!!)
Tables of contents of JALT Journal are available online for Vol. 16 (1994) to the present.
Other library resources
Journal articles and databases
Web resources
JALT Special Interest Groups
JALT's SIGs are national networks for information exchange and fellowship among teachers with similar interests. A current list is available, along with local chapters.
Issues from May 1998 to Fall 2004 are available online. This journal is integrated in The JALT CALL Journal.
GALE (Gender Awareness in Language Education) SIG issues newsletters twice a year.
Newsletters published by Learner Development SIG. All the issues since 2002 are available online except for the latest.
PALE (Professionalism, Administration and Leadership in Education) SIG's online newsletters are available since 1998.
Pragmatics SIG has newsletters from 1999 to 2001 online (as of Oct. 2007).
Issues are available from 1997.
Previous issues are available online. Only abstract is available for the current and past few issues.
Tables of contents of The Japan Journal of Multilingualism and Multiculturalism are available for 1996 to the present. Note: Full texts for Volume 1 (1995) are also available.
Newsletter from Junior Senior High SIG. Only the last issue is available online.
