Feature post #46: Getting Research To Practitioner
Last month post exploring the topic of LIS Student Research we had Michelle Bond, one of the founders of LISDIS – the Library and Information Sciences Dissertations Conference agreed to write a … Continue reading
Feature Post #43 Fake news: thoughts and review of some recent sources
Our monthly feature post is brought to you by our very own team member, Siobhan McGuinness. This month for #uklibchat Twitter chat we bring you the topic of Fake News, … Continue reading
#uklibchat summary: May 2nd 2017 Libraries SWOT
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our May discussion, it was very engaging and lively. Here is the Storify as promised and I hope we can all reflect on … Continue reading
#uklibchat 2nd May 2017 6:30 – 8:30 BST Topic: SWOT in Libraries
Our next chat is all about how we analyse the Strengths, Weakness, Opportunities and Threats within our libraries. For this month’s chat, we wish to expand this analysis into a … Continue reading
Feature post #43 SWOT analysis for libraries – a compilation piece
Our next chat is on May 2nd at 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm BST Topic: SWOT in libraries The Agenda is open so please add your questions. The inspiration for … Continue reading
Feature Post #39c. Becoming a Coach.
Biography: Emma Burnett is a Chartered Librarian who has worked in libraries since 2003, mainly in academic liaison roles. In 2014, she moved from the University of Westminster to Royal … Continue reading
#uklibchat Tuesday 1st November 2016, 18:30 – 20:30: Leadership, Mentoring & Coaching
Our next #uklibchat is on Tuesday the 1st of November UK Time, and the topic is about Leadership, Mentoring & Coaching within Library and Information Profession. If you are interested … Continue reading
Feature Post #39b. Mentoring & Leadership as a New Professional.
Mentoring & Leadership as a New Professional. As a New Professional, the idea of leadership can be very daunting. I never thought that I could be a leader, leaders look … Continue reading
Feature Post #39a The importance of leadership education in library courses
Biography: Dr. Bates has 20 years’ experience of delivering and facilitating library and information education, in University College Dublin and subsequently at Ulster University. Since 2009, she has been the … Continue reading
Feature #36 Connections and Collaborations
To develop our careers, we all look to the support and inspiration of our colleagues, and at first these tend to be in your own sector and country, but a … Continue reading
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