While on maternity leave, Caroline Fielding found a great way to keep up with her professional development. It was hard work - but enormously rewarding.
Posted 25 May 2017
Kate Torney, Chief Executive of State Library Victoria in Australia, has been announced as the keynote speaker for ILI 2017 and will speak on 'Making a noise about a quiet revolution'.
Posted 29 April 2017
IFLA has begun collecting data for its 2017 Library Map of the World survey.
Posted 06 April 2017
A multinational survey asked about the reading habits of over 22,000 internet users in 17 countries.
Posted 06 April 2017
Royal Society of Literature finds that Public libraries are crucial to sustaining and building engagement in literature.
Posted 01 March 2017
The UK is one of the first countries to extend library lending compensation to cover e-lending.
Posted 28 February 2017
A reading buddy scheme can save money - and have a positive impact for mentors and mentees.
Posted 28 February 2017
Library and information science theory and practice should go together, each informing the other for mutual benefit and development.
Posted 23 February 2017
Fake user checked out unpopular books.
Posted 03 January 2017
Jodie Hewitt shares her experiences of her first ever professional conference - the CILIP 2016 conference in Brighton.
Posted 04 November 2016
Multi-channel initiative announced.
Posted 20 October 2016
Collaboration to raise awareness of censorship.
Posted 28 September 2016
The Informed Peer Recognition Award is also looking for judges.
Posted 21 September 2016
Libraries grapple with the challenge of remaining relevant in a modern city.
Posted 21 September 2016
Crime writer demonstrates support for libraries - with murder.
Posted 21 September 2016
Baroness Gail Rebuck speaks up for libraries and literacy in the UK's House of Lords.
Posted 12 September 2016
The Pew Research Center's 2016 survey of public library usage in the USA reveals libraries held in high regard.
Posted 10 September 2016
The word innovation is losing its power. If everything is innovative, nothing is innovative. True innovation, however, exists and will have an impact on how librarians do their jobs and how people perceive information.
Posted 12 August 2016
No two makerspaces are the same. They may not even be called makerspaces. They are built with specific audiences in mind - and each has its own distinct personality.
Posted 29 July 2016
Imagine a library that automatically transforms itself to fit the users. This sci-fi idea was the beginning of what has now become reality at public libraries in Denmark.
Posted 18 July 2016
Additional analysis from Workforce Mapping Project.
Posted 01 July 2016
The Reading Europe project sees UK Independent Publishers recommend books from each of the EU countries. The titles have been selected to allow the reader to learn more about the literature, history and culture of each country.
Posted 15 June 2016
New York's libraries are playing a vital role in teaching citizens digital skills.
Posted 14 June 2016
Student engagement at The Hive -- Europe's first integrated public and university library.
Posted 13 May 2016
ILI — The Library Innovation Conference — invites presentations from innovative info pros from all sectors, as well as those working outside a traditional library setting. ILI takes place at Olympia, London on 18-19 October.
Posted 15 February 2016