Professional Development

Insights from Silvia Modig, MEP and President of the Finnish Library Association; publishing expert Yvonne Campfens on innovating like a start-up, and Kajal Odedra of Change.org on harnessing the power of community.

Posted 08 July 2019

How quirky, you may ask. Well, the prize is called The Queen's Knickers Award.

Posted 03 July 2019

Judging panel will be looking for innovation, initiative, originality and practicality.

Posted 01 July 2019

Prizes will be awarded in ten categories.

Posted 23 June 2019

Award is given to an individual or a group of people in recognition of outstanding work in the information profession.

Posted 07 June 2019

AI will be the main topic of discussion at Group's members' day and AGM.

Posted 31 May 2019

The Bookseller and The Reading Agency are inviting submissions for the 2019 Library of the Year.

Posted 29 April 2019

UKeiG, the UK electronic information Group, has developed a programme of awards and bursaries designed to encourage research, information exchange and best practice.

Posted 26 April 2019

Research Libraries UK (RLUK) represents 37 research libraries in the UK and Ireland.

Posted 24 April 2019

Eighteen information professionals from nine countries will help shape the 2019 conference programme.

Posted 08 April 2019

Springer Nature has published its first machine-generated chemistry book.

Posted 02 April 2019

Bryony Ramsden, of the UXLibs conference team, reflects on how inclusivity became an unexpected but critical theme of the 2018 conference.

Posted 21 March 2019

The award is open to new professionals from the library and publishing communities.

Posted 15 March 2019

Taxonomy Boot Camp London 2019 will take place on 15-16 October; the theme for 2019 is "Anything is possible".

Posted 08 March 2019

Two days of discussions about academic publishing covered China's role in OA, Plan S, value propositions, book publishing and much more. The event was not without controversy!

Posted 06 March 2019

Gale, a Cengage company, has released the third installment of its award-winning Archives of Sexuality & Gender series.

Posted 26 February 2019

Digital Library and Information Specialist Liz McGettigan joins Marydee Ojala and Jan Holmquist as conference co-chairs for ILI 2019.

Posted 21 February 2019

Information Governance needs to be owned at the top and cascaded down effectively.

Posted 19 February 2019

The aim is that the new organisation will be more effective and influential within its membership communities of libraries, publishers and tech partners.

Posted 18 February 2019

It's 2019 and ILI is back to celebrate innovative libraries and librarians in our 21st year. We take a look behind the scenes as the Call for Speakers opens, and speaker proposals start to come in.

Posted 28 January 2019

CPD programme for 2019 also announced.

Posted 22 January 2019

2019 is still new enough to adopt a more mindful approach to life and work. At an MmIT meeting, four speakers shared their thoughts about creating a healthy relationship with tech.

Posted 10 January 2019

Thinking like a games designer could help to deepen our understanding of what engages, challenges and motivates people to participate in library services and work with library resources.

Posted 12 December 2018

Michelle Breen reflects on The New Review of Academic Librarianship Conference 'Positioning the Academic Library within the Institution'.

Posted 30 November 2018

If anyone had told Marisol Moreno Ortiz just a year ago that she would be presenting at an international conference in the UK, she would not have believed them.

Posted 15 November 2018

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