#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 summary – 1st September 2015: Marketing
The #uklibchat session earlier this week on marketing has now been Storified, so you can read the archive here. Hope to see you at our next chat!
#uklibchat summary –Library Student SOS – March 2015
On 3rd March we were discussing studying on library and information courses and the support you get or would like to receive. There was an interesting mix of past and … Continue reading
#uklibchat Summary – Digital Libraries – 6 March 2014
On 6 March 2014, we talked about digital libraries in their many forms – what exactly they are, what challenges and opportunities they offer our profession, and how library customers … Continue reading
#uklibchat Summary – What They Don’t Teach You In Library School – 1 October 2013
Our chat on 1 October focused on advice and tips for those starting out in library and information work. It attracted quite a few participants doing graduate traineeships and working … Continue reading
#uklibchat & #SLAtalk summary – Beyond Borders: Connect and Collaborate Internationally
Thank you so much to those of you who participated in our first joint Twitter chat with #SLAtalk on Tuesday. We think our experiment went very well and led to … Continue reading
Summary – Across Library Sectors
Our Across Library Sectors chat took place on Tuesday 9 July and attracted wide participation – we trended on UK Twitter for the second time in #uklibchat history. We’re trialling … Continue reading
Summary – Librarians and Personality – Feb 2013
On 21 February, #uklibchat did a special session on Librarians and Personality, which was linked to a session at Library Camp London on the same topic. The chat was very … Continue reading
Summary – 8th March: Library Activism
1. Have you been involved in any library activism? Website for Friends of local branch library group No – because so far there are no cuts in local public library … Continue reading