#uklibchat 3rd June – UX research in libraries
The next #uklibchat will take place on 3rd June, 19.00-20.30 UK time (BST). Our topic this month will be user experience (UX) research in libraries. If you’ve not encountered this … Continue reading
Feature #48: Request a copy: how a small button made a big impact
Our #uklibchat on Monday 6th Feb is on: Simple/small changes that make a difference (our chat agenda is available). We’re happy to have Jennifer Bayjoo’s article on how a simple … Continue reading
#uklibchat September 5th 2017 18:30-20:30 BST; Getting Research to Practitioners
For our August and September #uklibchat has been focussing on looking at LIS research. Our initial topic was on Recent LIS Student Research but during discussions generated on Twitter, it became clear … Continue reading
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
#uklibchat summary – 1st August: Recent LIS student research
We had a brilliant chat last week on the topic of recent LIS student research. The Storified tweets and a list of resources (and research papers!) shared during the chat … Continue reading
#uklibchat 1st August 18:30-20:30 BST Recent LIS Student Research
For our August and September #uklibchat we are going to be focussing on looking at LIS research. Our initial topic was just on Recent LIS Student Research but during discussions … Continue reading
#uklibchat summary – 6th September: getting to grips with altmetrics
I’ve been rather slow getting this month’s Storify up, sorry! Here is the archive for our chat on altmetrics on 6th September. Many people came to the chat with lots … Continue reading
#uklibchat Summary Research Data Management 7th October 2014
A summary of our October’s #uklibchat on Research Data Management. Many thnaks to Jez Cope from Imperial College London Library (@imperiallibrary) for our October featured article This discussion created a … Continue reading
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