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Latest Library Links 12th June 2015
Library Theory How do libraries manage the ethical and privacy issues of RFID implementation Rethinking citation linkers & A-Z lists How do users search and discover? Patron privacy Library Tech / Web Data reinvents for the 21st century List of … Continue reading
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Latest Library Links 15th May 2015
Library Theory The Hague Declaration on Knowledge Discovery In The Digital Age Launches Five questions to ask before you say yes Interview with Ned Potter for the NLPN Library Tech / Web What does the new government mean for digital … Continue reading
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Tagged 3d printing, academic libraries, canada, computers in libraries, digital curation, dpla, election, emerging technologies, file sharing, gabriel garcia marquez, google, hague declaration, harpers bazaar, https, ned potter, newspaper archive, open data, private libraries, rare books, tories
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Library Links 6th February 2015
Library Theory Updated IFLA toolkit: Libraries and the UN post-2015 development agenda Library Tech / Web 2015 technology trends to watch Measure the Future, library analytics The usefulness of TwitterVideo for Libraries Virtual conferencing and meeting systems: resources for online … Continue reading
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Tagged academic libraries, analytics, conferencing, digital, digitisation, digitization, ebooks, google, google earth, IFLA, jisc, librarians, libraries, marketing, open access, public libraries, smithsonian, technology, trends, Twitter, wellcome
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