Acknowledgment is made of the receipt of all manuscripts. The Journal employs a reviewing procedure in which all manuscripts are sent to at least two referees for review. The referees determine a paper's relevance to library and information science education, its contribution to knowledge, if it shows the development of new ideas, and its appeal to the readership of the Journal. When the referees reply, a summary of their comments is sent to the author with the editor's decision as to the acceptability of the manuscript. Manuscripts are often returned to authors for revision on the recommendation of the referees, or are revised by the editorial staff to enhance their readability.
Authors receive galley proofs of their articles for corrections.
Authors will receive three complimentary copies of issues in which their articles appear. If a manuscript is rejected, it will not be returned unless the author has sent a stamped self- addressed envelope for that purpose.