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Latest Library Links 15th June 2016

Posted on June 15, 2016 by redosiris

Library Theory Amid tragedy, libraries can offer help and hope Embedding ethnography part 1: long term UX in the library Start your UX journey by fixing what’s broken Gender in library IT Library budget predictions 2016 Library Tech/Web Horizon report … Continue reading →

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Latest Library Links 18th May 2016

Posted on May 18, 2016 by redosiris

Library Theory Considering outreach assessment: strategies, sample scenarios, and a call to action Everywhere, everywhen Design thinking: one process, unlimited applications Library Tech/Web STM Tech Trends: 2020 outlook Librarians’ practical 3D printing questions answered Library and departmental change driven by … Continue reading →

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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 18th March 2016

Posted on March 18, 2016 by redosiris

Library Theory Why librarians need to act on mass surveillance Money and time The value of value in the near distant future Library Tech/Web Plagiarism detection – state of the art systems and evaluation methods Looking back on the digital … Continue reading →

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Latest Library Links 11th March 2016

Posted on March 11, 2016 by redosiris

Library Theory The new wave of review Still I have a mind to think Library Tech/Web Digital Preservation Coalition releases new Tech Watch Report PRIMO: peer-reviewed instruction materials online Primo and Summon – same but different? Returning women to the … Continue reading →

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Latest Library Links 4th March 2016

Posted on March 4, 2016 by redosiris

Library Theory Video recordings of four presentations by members of OCLC research at ALA Midwinter 2016 Professional reading for CPD Peardrop issue 6 on the theme of libraries Library Tech/Web State of Connectivity 2015: a report on global internet access … Continue reading →

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Latest Library Links 19th February 2016

Posted on February 19, 2016 by redosiris

Library Theory Librarianship: saving the world one community at a time How to hire for emotional intelligence Stacks after dark: what happens in the library after the boss leaves Library Tech/Web staticAid: A static site generator for archival description Symposium … Continue reading →

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Latest Library Links 12th February 2016

Posted on February 12, 2016 by redosiris

Library Theory A decade in libraries Things to tell new librarians Webinar – Future-proof your library – Feb 23rd, 2pm EST (US) Library Tech/Web Hack your calendars Wikipedia tools for Google spreadsheets Collections / eResources Merging Special Collections with GIS … Continue reading →

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Latest Library Links 5th February 2016

Posted on February 5, 2016 by redosiris

Library Theory Listen online: LJ’s 2016 Librarian of the Year, Nicolle Ingui Davies interview Marketing to millennials – five strategies Library Tech/Web Emerging technology for librarians: keeping up and staying fresh Using networks to re-think periodization 12 tips to better … Continue reading →

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Latest Library Links 29th January 2016

Posted on January 29, 2016 by redosiris

Library Theory Are we creating an innovation divide? 23 LIS Students Drop the “I” and add of the “we” There’s a reason there’s a specialised degree Library Tech/Web TechSoup for Libraries blog Techy creation in libraries Collections / eResources Introducing: … Continue reading →

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