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Learning, work and flexibility: a case study

CILIP

Learning, work and flexibility: a case study As part of our look at CILIP accredited courses we talk to Oona Ylinen, a part-time LIS student at UCL and Academic Support Librarian at University of Essex. During one such study session in 2018, I saw a poster advertising a part-time role in the library. Picture Oona Ylinen.

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How Libraries Can Support Those with Dementia

CILIP

How Libraries Can Support Those with Dementia Libraries are often considered the heart of the community, but not everyone understands just how much they have to offer. When it comes to dementia services, libraries have enormous potential to support people with dementia and their carers.

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Harvesting Preservica metadata to your library discovery layer using APIs - Case Study: Preservica to Ex Libris' Primo

Preservica

We have different types of content in Preservica requiring different levels of controlled access. They were discoverable in our library catalog Ex Libris Primo but would potentially be behind a paywall depending on who the viewer was. Click below to watch the replay of this educational webinar.

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AI and AI policy top the agenda at CILIP Supplier Forum

CILIP

In addition to the 'Developing your AI policy' workshop, case studies were presented from both sides of the sector, an employer and an educator. The discussion and cross-sector collaboration generated a list of AI policy priorities and principles for organisations in the sector.

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New book showcases visual literacy as a tool for reader development

CILIP

Facet Publishing announces the publication of Seeing Sense: Visual literacy as a tool for libraries, learning and reader development by Jake Hope. Readers can expect an overview of visual literacy and its role in design and display within libraries and resource centres. 39.95 | hardback: 9781783304424| ?80. Published: 12 August 2020.

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Survey reports skills in technology and Digital Preservation will be most desired in the next five years

Preservica

The report includes data on each archive’s budget, collection size, staff recruitment and retention, as well as the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, DEI efforts, and accessibility practices. The digitization of archives makes it possible to access them from anywhere in the world, increasing the reach and accessibility of archival collections.

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Book reviews: a call to arms for open licensing

CILIP

Nearly all the case studies in the second half of the book are UK-based and most deal with digitisation projects; the two exceptions are the accounts from the British Library (open metadata) and the University of Edinburgh (open educational resources). This book is both accessible and comprehensive. Louise Ashton.