Monthly Archives: April 2016

Latest Library Links 15th April 2016

Posted on April 15, 2016 by redosiris

Library Theory Presentations from LILAC 2016 The Network Reshapes The Library – free ebook online Talk by Sergio Dogliani from Idea Store libraries in Bradford, 3rd June 2016 from 6pm Top skills for tomorrow’s librarians Conducting a needs assessment project … Continue reading →

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Latest Library Links 1st April 2016

Posted on April 1, 2016 by redosiris

Library Theory Library leadership for the digital age Does community participation scale to destination institutions? Weave: Journal of Library User Experience, vol 1, issue 4, 2016 Library Tech/Web Algorithms and libraries: a case for paying attention Social media marketing in … Continue reading →

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