Featured Articles

Massive and Open - MOOCs and the transformation of HE

Ian Clark explores how MOOCs could transform higher education and how the role of librarians might change.
Featured Articles, Posted 10 May 2013

Enterprise Search: critically important but senior managers need to understand what’s involved

Survey: enterprise search is critical to business success and is moving up the business agenda. But senior managers need to be sold on its importance.
Featured Articles, Posted 17 May 2013

National Geographic Virtual Library - a review

Caroline Fielding, a school librarian, reviews National Geographic Virtual Library - "a really user friendly resource".
Featured Articles, Posted 07 May 2013

Patron-driven acquisition in action in Sweden

A recent research project examines PDA in Swedish academic libraries, with the aim of creating a knowledge base that can be used by other libraries.
Featured Articles, Posted 03 May 2013

The library of the future: scenarios from Australia

The Australian Library and Information Association has begun a 'conversation' about the future role of libraries in 2025.
Featured Articles, Posted 03 May 2013

Google search tips

Sometimes Google's 'good enough' search results are simply not good enough.
Featured Articles, Posted 01 May 2013

Elsevier and Mendeley – an interview with Victor Henning

Andy Tattersall has championed Mendeley since 2009. He responds to the buy-out news and speaks directly to co-founder Victor Henning.
Featured Articles, Posted 17 Apr 2013

De-mystifying the Cloud

Olivia Greenstreet reports from the annual conference of CILIP's Multimedia Information and Technology Group.
Featured Articles, Posted 12 Apr 2013

Making the most of Higher Education

Linden Harris of Cengage Learning shares his thoughts on how information providers are working with universities to prepare students for the working world.
Featured Articles, Posted 08 Apr 2013

Library mashups

Nicole Engard reminds us that libraries are already experts in pulling together data from different sources.
Featured Articles, Posted 08 Apr 2013

Engaging students: feedback in libraries and universities

Ian Clark shares lessons learned at three UK universities on gathering and using student feedback.
Featured Articles, Posted 05 Apr 2013

A festival for geeks - SXSW in Texas

How much can you learn from attending a conference that has nothing to do with your core business? The answer is - a lot!
Featured Articles, Posted 02 Apr 2013

Interactive Europe - lessons from advertising

74% of smartphone owners have interacted with brands through 'out of home advertising'.
Featured Articles, Posted 29 Mar 2013

Knowledge management - past, present and future

By revisiting past events organised by the networking group NetIKX, it is possible to map the development of KM thinking.
Featured Articles, Posted 22 Mar 2013

Using multimedia tools to present information

Phil Bradley encourages us to try new ways of presenting, sharing and creating information.
Featured Articles, Posted 20 Mar 2013

Making Google behave

Karen Blakeman on what can go wrong when you use Google for serious research - and how to avoid the pitfalls.
Featured Articles, Posted 18 Mar 2013

Tilburg University and WorldShare Management Services

OCLC's WorldShare Management Services recognise that 'Europe is different'.
Featured Articles, Posted 08 Mar 2013

Location-based services - stretching the boundaries

The Bavarian State Library has developed groundbreaking - and 'bestselling' - apps and augmented reality tools.
Featured Articles, Posted 08 Mar 2013

Ghost or guest - authorship of research papers

A new approach to authorship is required to reflect the increasingly complex nature of research.
Featured Articles, Posted 28 Feb 2013
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