EJANZH: Help

To help you use our Journal effectively, this section describes the features of the journal which are available for you to use, and provides some quick pointers about how to navigate around while you are in the site.

Journal Contents

Navigating the pages

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Journal Features

About the journal

The Electronic Journal of Australian and New Zealand History. In this section of the journal you will find our editorial policies and submission guidelines, as well as brief portraits of the editors and advisory board members.
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Articles:

Here you will find refereed scholarly articles on various aspects of the history of Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Book reviews

This section offers reviews of significant books and monographs of interest to historians of Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Electronic History

Here you will find peer reviews and assessments of history in electronic media, such as web sites and CD-ROM based projects.
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Historical Documents

The journal publishes scholarly editions of historical documents, and provides links to editions on other servers.
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Journal Teaching Resources

Teaching resources

These pages will offer a range of teaching and learning resources in electronic media which we hope will prove interesting and useful for tertiary and secondary teachers.
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Schools

Here we plan to create an activity based area of interest to secondary students of Australian history.
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Journal Professional Contacts

Bookstore

Each year specialist presses and university departments on both sides of the Tasman publish excellent titles in history that deserve a far greater readership. Here you may browse through the lists of several such publishers.. We hope that you will soon be able to order their titles from our ‘book-store’.
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Conferences

Planning a conference of interest to historians? We are happy to post information, or provide links to your conference web site. Simply contact the editor through our mail room.
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History on the Net

This section of the Journal provides information on scholarly discussion lists, e-journals and other forums of professional interest on the internet. For example, you will find information on how to subscribe to H-ANZAU, the H-Net edited discussion list for the histories of Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Journal Tools

Search

Here you will find our search engine. We are working on making most sections of the journal searchable by key word.
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Mailbox

You can contact the editors by electronic mail. We are especially interested to have your thoughts on how we can improve the Journal and its services.
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Navigating our Pages

Banner

Each page is headed by a banner. The left hand side displays the Journal‘s ISSN number. Text on the right hand side of the banner indicates which the page general section of the Journal you are in.
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Buttons

This series of buttons is our principal navigation aid. Using these buttons, you can move from where ever you are in the Journal to the main home page, the index pages of our different features, our search engine, mail, and help pages. As a help to readers (especially those using browser software such as LYNX) we have duplicated these links at the end of each page.
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Icons

On the near top right hand of each page we have included an icon which serves to underscore just which section of the Journal you have accessed. In many pages you will find additional illustrations, mostly relating to the text or resources.
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