Monthly Archives: December 2015
Latest Library Links 18th December 2015
Library Theory Shaping the library to the life of the user Six online resources for keeping up with library trends IFLA launches new toolkit to support immediate advocacy for access to information Self assessment is central to intrinsic motivation Scandinavian … Continue reading
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Latest Library Links 11th December 2015
Library Theory UX Librarians – more than a trend Library Tech/Web Nominet 100 – 100 examples of ditial technologies being used to tackle social challenges Library 3D printing democratizes creation Five emerging trends in search LITA bloggers reflect on LITA … Continue reading
Latest Library Links 4th December 2015
Library Theory The intersection between cultural competence and whiteness in libraries Quick, clear, concise: communicating effectively Green librarians 4 hope A dying profession? Library Tech/Web Lita presentations and uploads Wiki Google Digital Garden Library technology guides The changing world of … Continue reading
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Tagged academic librarians, academic libraries, ali smith, bradford, data literacy, digital garden, green librarians, KKK, librarian, librarians, libraries, library, open source, ORCID, paris review, public libraries, RAML, rcuk, search engines, shakespeare, systematic reviews, tech trends, threshold concepts, whiteness
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